Phillip Oakey Giorgio Moroder Lp
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it is a record... made in the Usa with a picture sleeve.. 1. Why Must the Show Goe On 2. In Transit 3. Good-Bye Bad Times 4. Brand New Love (Take a Chance) 5. Valerie 6. Now 7. Together in Electric Dreams [From Electric Dreams] 8. Be My Lover Now 9. Shake It Up Philip Oakey Philip Oakey's androgynous appearance and chilly baritone helped to define the look and sound of British new wave in the early '80s. While Oakey was working as a hospital porter, he was asked by former classmate Martyn Ware and Ian Marsh to join Human League. Oakey was inexperienced and didn't own a synthesizer, an essential instrument for Human League; however, his voice and songwriting skills cemented his role in the band. In 1978, Human League released their debut single, "Being Boiled." Human League became underground favorites, but founders Ware and Marsh left the group in 1980 to form the British Electronic Foundation. With Oakey at the helm and the addition of female backup vocalists Suzanne Sulley and Joanne Catherall, Human League strung together a series of worldwide hits such as "Don't You Want Me," "Mirror Man," and "(Keep Feeling) Fascination." In 1985, Oakey collaborated with producer Giorgio Moroder on the theme song for the film Electric Dreams; they also recorded an LP, Philip Oakey and Giorgio Moroder. ....
returns are not accepted, any damage during transport can be replaced by same item
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