They’re the British brothers who turned a gym-inspired joke into a worldwide phenomenon. Richard and Fred Fairbrass — better known as Right Said Fred — exploded onto the scene with “I’m Too Sexy,” a debut single that hit Number One in America and made them the first act to do that since The Beatles. Hits like “Deeply Dippy” followed, along with millions of records sold and a career that has now stretched more than three decades. Still independent, still touring, and still making new music, the Fairbrass brothers have outlasted the one-hit-wonder label many tried to pin on them. Today on The Trout Show, we sit down with Richard and Fred Fairbrass of Right Said Fred for a conversation about fame, family, and life after “I’m Too Sexy.”
35 Years After “I’m Too Sexy”: Right Said Fred Look Back (And Don’t Hold Back #interview
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