Showing posts with label Diva. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 16 December 2020

DOROTHY MOORE ‎- Just Another Broken Heart (USA 12'' Promo) 1984 x3 tracks Hi-NRG Disco "Out-Of-Print" 80s HQ WAV

DOROTHY MOORE
"Just Another Broken Heart"
(USA 12'' Promo) 1984
x3 tracks - HQ WAV Format
Hi-NRG Disco "Out-Of-Print" 80s


DOROTHY MOORE - JUST ANOTHER BROKEN HEART 💔🗽1984 x3 MIXES US 12'' PROMO

American gospel, R&B and soul singer, born 13/10/1946 in Jackson, Mississippi, U.S.A.
Best known for her 1976 hit song "Misty Blue".  In 1984, she recorded this 'old school' Disco Hi-NRG underground club anthem ✨

Dorothy Moore ‎– Just Another Broken Heart
Label: Streetking Records ‎– SKDS 1120 DJ
Format: Vinyl, 12", Promo x3 tracks
Country: US
Released: 1984
Genre: Electronic
Style: Disco Synth-pop

A.   Just Another Broken Heart (Vocal Extended Mix)
B1.  Just Another Broken Heart (Dub Version)
B2.  Just Another Broken Heart (Radio Edit / Vocal)

Mixed By – Jonathan Fearing
Producer – Bob Montgomery, Steve Buckingham
Written-By – G. Doering, J.E. Doering, J. Harrington, J. Pennig

Released in 1984 on Streetking Records (long since defunct)
Current Copyright Unclaimed and Unknown

Tracks A-B1-B2 pitched up +4 (as played live by Club DJs in 80s)

Special Thanks to DJ John Walker ✨




📖 Song Lyrics - "Just Another Broken Heart" 💔 (DOROTHY MOORE)

Who rewrote the age-old story
Seems you knew the lines before
He came along to be your leading man.

Cast again as femme-fatale,
You're left without a curtain call
Waiting in the wings where you came in.

He was all you ever wanted
A sense of style, a taste for drama
Each of you stayed true to character.

Caught up in your own performance
Never read the subtle warnings
'til the moment you became aware

That it's

Just another broken Heart
Another minor tragedy
In which you played a major part

And if the footlights finally fade
The saddest scene has played.
And like the shadow in the dark you're left with

Just another broken heart

Just another Broken Heart

Now you wonder what it was
That turned the glitter into dust
And why this stage is always where you are

Here is where the actress cries
Left alone to realise
The script was merely written by the star

And it's

Just another broken,
Just another broken heart
Another minor tragedy
In which you played a major part

And if the footlights finally fade
The saddest scene has played
And like the shadow in the dark you're left with
Just another broken heart
Another broken heart
Another broken heart.


[Written-By – G. Doering, J.E. Doering, J. Harrington, J. Pennig]

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Tuesday, 3 September 2019

LANA PELLAY - I Can Make A Man Out Of You (7 Inch Single Mix) 1986 PWL WAV HQ Hi-NRG Eurobeat Italo Disco Dance Synth-Pop 80s "Out-Of-Print" RARE!

Lana Pellay ‎– I Can Make A Man Out Of You (Original 7 Inch Single Vocal & Dub Mixes!) RARE!
Label: Liberation Records ‎– LS 1880
Format: Vinyl, 7", 45 RPM, Single
Country: Australia
Released: 1986
Genre: Electronic, Pop
Style: Hi NRG

Engineer – Mike Duffy
Mixed By, Engineer – Karen Hewitt
Producer, Written-By – Daize Washbourn
0:00  (A) Lana Pellay - I Can Make A Man Out Of You (Vocal 7 Inch Single Mix) 3.453:45 (B) Lana Pellay - I Can Make A Man Out Of You (Instrumental 7 Inch Single Mix) 4.53

Produced for PWL.
Ⓟ 1986 PWL, U.K.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – PWL Studios

"Previously Unavailable: 7 Inch Vocal Mix and 7" Instrumental Mix, only ever released on RARE Australian 7'' Single in 1986"


LANA PELLAY aka Alan "Al" Pillay also known as "Al Pillay" (born 22 August 1959), the star of Eat the Rich is a person of many names and two genders, starring in The Comic Strip Presents as Alan Pellay playing Himself in Gino (Episode 10) as Alana Pellay playing Herself in "The Bullshitters" (Episode 13) and, finally, as Lana Pellay playing Mary in the feature movie, The Supergrass, and as a solo disco singing artist

She metamorphosed into a disco diva as the hormone-popping transsexual Lana Pellay, dressed in costumes by her close friend Leigh Bowery and with a top 40 single in Australia and New Zealand with "Pistol In My Pocket". She also accompanied Gary Clail on his 1991 hit "Human Nature", singing the couplet "Let the carnival begin... Every pleasure, every sin!" 


PWL Produced Singles
"Pistol in My Pocket" (1986) – UK #96,[8] AUS #17,[2] NZ #40[3]
"I Can Make a Man Out of You" (1986)

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