Miles Hunt and The Wonder Stuff

The Wonder Stuff, formed in 1986 in Stourbridge, England, rose in the UK scene blending guitar pop and folk with Miles Hunt's witty lyrics. Hits include “The Size of a Cow” and a chart-topping cover of “Dizzy” with Vic Reeves. Known for eclecticism and live energy, the band saw fluctuating success with albums like Never Loved Elvis. Despite lineup changes, they reunited multiple times, marking milestones like their 30th anniversary. Key collaborations included Malcolm Treece and Martin Gilks.

Miles Hunt, from Stourbridge, England, led the Wonderstuff to chart success with a distinct attitude. Post-breakup in 1994, he briefly led Vent 414, then went solo, collaborating with former bandmates. Known for his acoustic tours in the US and UK.