Rebel Heels, Atlantic Records, and Her Solo Debut
Along with guitarist and songwriter Michael King, Larin formed Press. The band later added Danny Cox as drummer/percussionist. The band changed its name to Rebel Heels and signed with Atlantic Records in 1987.
Rebel Heels' first album, One by One by One (1988), produced by Rupert Hine, served to establish her fan base in the US, UK, Australia, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.
Rebel Heels folded after only one album but Atlantic Records retained Liz Larin as a solo artist. Her debut album, Test Your Faith, was released in 1993.
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