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Song with a Dollar connection?
Years ago in the 80s when Mike Read was doing the Radio1 breakfast show, he played a song by someone who had some connection to Dollar (production? I'm not sure). The chorus goes: "See you next week, same time same channel/It's the end of the show/It's goodbye from me and thanks to the panel/Too bad we've got to go." It's a happy little synthesiser number about a man obsessed with a tv star. If anyone can tell me what it is or who it's by I'll be SERIOUSLY impressed! I've asked elsewhere with no luck, probably because as far as I know it never got into the charts.
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After all this time... (!!).... I haven't got the answer but might have some clues for you to investigate. Here's four names to get you started.
Dave Courtney, who wrote Shooting Star and Who Were You With in the Moonlight, publishes his email address on his homepage, so I reckonm its OK to ask him direct: [email protected]
Christopher Neil produced the first album. This is a list of his credits:
http://www.artistdirect.com/music/artist/appears/0
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Greg Walsh produced the second Dollar album. This is a list of his credits: http://www.artistdirect.com/music/artist/appears/0
,,507073,00.html
And
finally, Trevor Horn produced their third album and has a masive fansite with a webmaster who might help you: http://www.trevor-horn.de/
Dave Courtney, who wrote Shooting Star and Who Were You With in the Moonlight, publishes his email address on his homepage, so I reckonm its OK to ask him direct: [email protected]
Christopher Neil produced the first album. This is a list of his credits:
http://www.artistdirect.com/music/artist/appears/0
,,472535,00.html
Greg Walsh produced the second Dollar album. This is a list of his credits: http://www.artistdirect.com/music/artist/appears/0
,,507073,00.html
And
finally, Trevor Horn produced their third album and has a masive fansite with a webmaster who might help you: http://www.trevor-horn.de/
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