Hi-NRG! ⚡ Original 80s Artists x26 Classic Hits - Non Stop DJ Mix

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Original 80s Artists x26 Classic Hits - Non Stop DJ Mix

01 Evelyn Thomas - High Energy
02 Romance f. Jessica Williams - Tie Me Down
03 Paul Parker - Right On Target
04 Patrick Cowley - If You Feel It
05 Carol Jiani - Hit 'N' Run Lover
06 Jessica Williams - (They Call Me The) Queen Of Fools
07 Marsha Raven - Catch Me (I'm Falling In Love)
08 Hazell Dean - Searchin' (I Gotta Find A Man)
09 Miquel Brown - So Many Men (So Little Time)
10 Sheryl Lee Ralph - In The Evening
11 Earlene Bentley & Sylvester - Stargazing
12 Evelyn Thomas - Masquerade
13 Nina Schiller - Without Your Love
14 Sylvester - Don't Stop
15 Tina Fabrique - Alive With Love
16 Liquid Gold - Don't Panic
17 Modern Rocketry - Steppin' Stone
18 Charade - Break Me
19 Climax Orchestra - Interaction
20 Sylvester & Patrick Cowley - Do Ya Wanna Funk?
21 Modern Rocketry - Thank God For Men
22 Scherrie Payne - One Night Only
23 Loverde - My World Is Empty Without You
24 Richie - Whip Up The Dancefloor
25 Diebold & Co. - US NRG
26 Sylvester - Lovin' Is Really My Game

"Original Hi-NRG 80s Disco Non-Stop DJ Mix" 🎧 ⚡

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TECHNIQUE - Michael Angelo (Album) 1983 [Special Expanded Edition Remaster] 2019 disco 70s 80s hi-nrg eurodisco europop TEKNIQUE "RARE OUT OF PRINT LP + MAXI Singles"

TECHNIQUE

Michael Angelo (Album) 1983

[Special Expanded Edition Remaster] 2019

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TEKNIQUE

"RARE OUT OF PRINT LP + MAXI Singles"

Tracklist

01. Can We Try Again

02. Movie Star

03. Time Is Of The Essence

04. Now And Then

05. I've Got A Lot On My Mind

06. Michael Angelo

07. No Strings

08. Light Fantastic

09. Livin' In The City

10. Looking For Someone To Love

Bonus Tracks:

[Special Edition Expanded] 2019 by Retro NRG

11. Technique - Can We Try Again (12'' Maxi Version) 1979

12. Technique - Heaven To Me (Extended Mix) 1984

13. Technique - Looking For Someone To Love (Extended Mix) 1979

14. Technique - Michael Angelo (Single Version) 1980

15. Technique - Looking For Someone To Love (Single Version) 1979

Technique (aka Teknique)

Studio Group, with members David Garrick and Peter Green.

David Garrick - aka David Byron (29 January 1947 – 28 February 1985, born as David Garrick).

British singer and songwriter best known for fronting Uriah Heep. He was lead vocalist for Spice (an early incarnation of Uriah Heep) from 1967 to 1969.

From 1968 he also worked as a session vocalist working at City of London Studios and PYE Studios for Avenue Recordings.

His early work for the budget label was all cover versions and all uncredited.

He is purported to have recorded over one hundred and forty of these cover version tracks between 1968 and 1970.

The rapid rise in fame of Uriah Heep put an end to the session work.

Peter Green - aka Peter Charles Green - English pop singer and songwriter, born 31 July 1942 in Birmingham, England, UK.

Among projects with various groups, Green also did session vocal work alongside David Byron for Avenue Records  producing cover hits of popular songs of the late 1960s early 70s.

Technique ‎– Michael Angelo
Label: ERC Records ‎– 814-409 1
Format: Vinyl, LP
Country: Netherlands
Released: 1983
Genre: Electronic, Pop
Style: Disco

Credits
Engineer – Colin Owen
Produced by Muff Murfin & Daniel Boone
All tracks remixed by Horus Jack Tolson

2019 Special Expanded 15 Track Edition + Vinyl Remaster by Retro Disco NRG

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Ashleigh Sendin - "(Ha Ha) Here I Come" (1984) hi-nrg electro disco eurobeat 80s "Hard-To-Find" OUT OF PRINT - VERY RARE!

Ashleigh Sendin

"(Ha Ha) Here I Come"

(12 Inch Maxi) 1984
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"A Very Rare South African 80s Hi-Nrg Italo Disco Electro Record from 1984"

I recently found out that the artist Ashleigh Sendin who sang ‘(Ha Ha) Here I come’ on the South-African compilation album High Energy Double Dance - Vol 2 (1984) and ‘Who needs it’ (Eurobeat 3 - 1987) is a South-African. She has been living in the UK for the past twenty years having had a rewarding career on stage and are currently the headmaster of an Acting school. I contacted her and asked her about her life in South-Africa and UK.

DJ Radcliff: How did you end up recording ‘(Ha Ha) Here I Come’ with the legendary Patric van Blerk and Fransua Roos?
Ashleigh: I met them through a record company called Principal Records for whom I had recorded another single called Rebecca (sort of Kate Bush style ballad).

DJ Radcliff: Was ‘Here I come' released in other markets other than South-Africa?
Ashleigh: To the best of my knowledge none of the tracks were released outside South Africa.

DJ Radcliff: Did you record any other tracks with them during this period?
Ashleigh: I recorded another track which was used on a dance compilation called ‘Who needs it’. They used my name although I recorded it as a session. That was in 1987 just before I left for the UK.

DJ Radcliff: High Energy was really big during this period, even in South-Africa; did you ever get to meet any other High Energy artists?
Ashleigh: When I released ‘Here I come’ I was part of a High Energy dance music concert tour. A group of Dance music recording artists from the US and UK came over for the tour. Evelyn Thomas, Miquel Brown, Marsha Raven, Earlene Bentley and Barbara Pennington.
I worked with Earlene on my first job in the West End, ‘Blues in the Night’ at the Piccadilly Theatre, and then worked with Sinitta a recording artist whose mother is Miquel Brown in ‘HAIR’ at the Old Vic. Small World!

DJ Radcliff: You were also credited in a 1979 movie of South-African director Percival Rubens called Midnight Caller (aka The Demon and The Unholy) How old were you when you appeared in this slasher flick and did you feature in any other films?
Ashleigh: I was 15 in that particular film and was also in a couple of other equally dire South African films one was the ‘Lions Share’ and the other was ‘Follow that Rainbow’.

DJ Radcliff: Would you mind giving us some more information on your life in South-Africa, like what schools you attended, and what local productions you were involved with?
Ashleigh: I grew up in Bryanston and Fourways –when fourways was just veldt. I went to Bryanston Primary and then Bryanston High School. I started professionally at age 13 playing ‘Annie’ for Joan Brickhill and Louis Burke. I did ‘Wizard of OZ’,’ Robin Hood’, ‘Hans Christian Anderson’ and ‘Judy’ for Napac. ‘Godspel’l and ‘My name is Alice’ for Des and Dawn Lindbergh and ‘The Hollow’ and ’The Real Thing’ for Pieter Toerien, among others. For the SABC I did ‘The Settlers’,’ The Danny Bickett Show’,’ Inspector Carr investigates’ and various commercials etc. I was working solidly from the age of 13 so chose not to go the university route.

DJ Radcliff: You have been in the UK for almost 20 years now, do you still have ties with South-Africa and when was the last time you visited our shores?
Ashleigh: My family are all still in SA. I was over only a month ago as my Mum passed away.

DJ Radcliff: Please tell us how you ended up in The West End, what did you do when you first went to the UK?
Ashleigh: I was very lucky in respect of timing when I got to the UK. The West End was experiencing a boom and I was able to get an agent and get work within 6 months of arriving in the UK. My first job was understudying the girl and the woman in ‘Blues in the Night’. I played the Juve lead in ‘Anything Goes’ with Elaine Paige. On ‘Saturday Night’ I achieved a lifelong ambition which was to meet Stephen Sondheim.

DJ Radcliff: As mentioned before you were involved in many musicals on the West End, give us a brief list of you proudest achievements?
Ashleigh: Some I have already mentioned but will give a brief list. ‘Blues in the Night’ at the Piccadilly theatre, ‘Anything Goes’ at the Prince Edward theatre, ‘Lady in the Dark’ at The National, ‘Hair’ at the Old Vic. ‘Promises, Promises’ and Sondheim’s ’Saturday Night’, The obligatory pantomimes if living in the UK, ‘Cinderella’ and ‘Aladdin’. Several seasons of ‘Lost’ musicals at the Barbican-Concert Productions of musicals from the 30’s to the 50’s mainly. I performed in seven of those over five seasons. Several concept albums for projected musicals which I still do occasionally and session work i.e. backing vocals for demos also for ITV’S Spitting Image. I performed with the cast of ‘Anything Goes’ for The Queen Mothers 90th Birthday at the London Palladium as well as several Charity performances for Crusade and the Princess Diana Fund also at the Palladium.

DJ Radcliff: You are currently the principal of a company called ‘Stagecoach’ What exactly is ‘Stagecoach’ and what other projects are you currently working on?
Ashleigh: Stagecoach is a large organization with Theatre schools all over the UK and the World. I bought the franchise for Penzance so own the business for that territory. Basically I am the principal and I employ 4 teachers and an assistant. It’s pretty much what I do full time. I got tired of doing 8 shows a week I had been working in Musicals for 25 years!


DJ Radcliff: Thank you for chatting to us; it was really interesting to find out what Asleigh Sendin has been up to the past 24 years since High Energy Double Dance Vol 2 came out. Keep well!

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