Rachel Brennock
Rachel Fury / Weeny Bopper
1961
Islington, England
Singer, actress
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The backing singers on the tour were assembled from various sources. We met Rachel Fury through James Guthrie, and Margaret Taylor was an LA-based singer who had worked on the album sessions. Durga McBroom, a former member of Blue Pearl, completed the initial trio – her sister Lorelei later replaced Margaret for the latter part of the tour.
Nick Mason
Inside Out. A Personal History Of Pink Floyd
James Guthrie & Rachel
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Amoeba Sisters
Nickname for the three backing vocalists, Durga McBroom, Rachel Fury and Loreli McBroom,on Pink Floyd’s 1989 Another Lapse tour.
Vernon Fitch
The Pink Floyd Encyclopedia
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HAS WORKED IN LONDON DOING VOCALS FOR MANY ARTISTS HAS TOURED WITH HOWARD DEVOTO AND THE LOVER SPEAKS SHE HAS CO-WRITTEN SONGS POR OTHER ARTISTS AND WRITES HER OWN MATERIAL SHES CURRENTLY WORKING TOWARDS HER OWN SOLO PROJECT
Pink Floyd World Tour 1987/88
Discography
As Weeny Bopper
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Vinyl Single 7" - Pye Records - 7N.45203.
1972 - U.K.
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David, Donny and Michael / Won't You Use For Me
Labels
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Advance promotion copy - U.K 1972
Labels
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Billboard Magazine
23 December 1972
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Detail
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“2 weeks later we were in the studio with Weeny Bopper singing David, Donny and Michael ; it was such a switch. When my dad heard Christine and I’m Gonna Smash Your Face In, he was furious with me and wouldn’t talk to me for 2 weeks, but then he heard the Weeny Bopper single and that kind of redeemed me. It was quite funny really, and I chuckle to this day when I think about it.”
“You know, Robin, Weeny Bopper was the most professional singer I ever worked with. She was 10 years old, she walked into the studio cool as a cucumber. She was very accommodating and so sweet. It really was a dream session.”
Laurie Marshall Producer
Interview by Robin Wills - Purepop.
As Rachel Fury
With Pink Floyd
Backing vocals
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Backing vocals
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Blu-ray audio only
Backing vocals on "The Dogs Of War (Live, Atlanta 1987)"
and "Run Like Hell (Live, Atlanta 1987)"
Other credits
1987 Scallywag Jaz - Thomas Lang
Backing vocals on "Strength" and "Me & Mrs Jones"
1987 Wheel Of Fortune - Phil Saatchi
Backing vocals on "When We Dream" (written by Saatchi & R. Fury), "Build a Bridge" and "White Flag"
1987 Wheel Of Fortune / Contradictions - Phil Saatchi (Single)
Backing vocals on "Contradictions"
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Down To You - Blue Pearl
Backing vocals
Video - The Word 1990
Filmography
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1971 Mr. Horatio Knibbles.
1972 The Darwin Adventure.
1972 Anoop and the Elephant.
1975 Robin Hood Junior.
1973 Away from It All (TV episode "This Quiet Half Hour").
1974 Anoop and the Elephant (TV CBS Children's Film Festival).
1979 Premiere (TV episode "Henry Intervening").
Photos
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Rachel & Machan (Margaret) Taylor
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The McBroom Sisters & Rachel Fury
Moscow, June 1989
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Editor's Note
There is not much information available about Rachel after 1990. Retired from the entertainment industry, her current place of residence and social media profiles are unknown.
This page is made exclusively with verified data from reliable sources. Unconfirmed stories (such as her vocal contribution to The Buggles' song "Video Killed the Radio Star"), theories and rumors have been omitted.
Sources:
Updated on July 27, 2026.
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