Loose Ends

Formed in London, 1980, as a trio: guitarist and vocalist Carl McIntosh, vocalist Jane Eugene and keyboardist Steve Nichol. The latter two left the group in 1989, due to musical differences. McIntosh continued with new vocalists Linda Carriére and Sunay Suleyman for a few years. Loose Ends developed a high class synth soul/r&b/urban contemporary style, perfected by producer Nick Martinelli. They released five albums. Among their hits are "Hangin' On A String (Contemplating)", "Magic Touch" (1985), "Slow Down" (1986), "Watching You" (1988) and "Don't Be A Fool" (1990). Loose Ends has been reactived by McIntosh in recent years, with Carriere in the line-up. The group is recording new material, performing and preparing a US tour. Jane Eugene also tours as "Loose Ends Featuring Jane Eugene".