How many Dollar fans do we have on this forum?
They were one of my favourite pop outfits as a kid and teenager, they looked and sounded great and had a wonderful chemistry between them on stage and on TV and videos. Many music critics at the time agreed there was something very special about the whole production work on their singles which were mainly produced by Trevor Horn and Chris Neil.
My favourite songs by them are:
1) Who Were You With In The Moonlight?
2) The Girls Are Out To Get Ya
3) I Want To Hold Your Hand
4) Mirror Mirror
5) Shooting Star
6) Oh L'Amour
7) Star Control - B-side to 1)
8) Dia Y Noche - B-side to "It's Natures Way"
9) Talking 'bout Love - B-side to 5)
10) Hand Held In Black & White
Out of them, number 2 was the only one that didn't exactly set the charts alight. They were trying to dabble in guitar oriented rock and enlisted The Sweet's producer Phil Wainman to produce it. Whilst I like it, most Dollar fans think it's their worst song.
Since officially splitting in 1989 they haven't exactly scored major success being solo artists. David Van Day dropped out of music for a while to start a family and sell hot dogs and hamburgers, whilst Thereze emigrated to Sydney and her son Sam ended up on the reality music show "My Kid's A Star".
David is now married to Sue Moxley and they perform at oldies gigs, and he is a keen supporter of the Conservative Party.
They were one of my favourite pop outfits as a kid and teenager, they looked and sounded great and had a wonderful chemistry between them on stage and on TV and videos. Many music critics at the time agreed there was something very special about the whole production work on their singles which were mainly produced by Trevor Horn and Chris Neil.
My favourite songs by them are:
1) Who Were You With In The Moonlight?
2) The Girls Are Out To Get Ya
3) I Want To Hold Your Hand
4) Mirror Mirror
5) Shooting Star
6) Oh L'Amour
7) Star Control - B-side to 1)
8) Dia Y Noche - B-side to "It's Natures Way"
9) Talking 'bout Love - B-side to 5)
10) Hand Held In Black & White
Out of them, number 2 was the only one that didn't exactly set the charts alight. They were trying to dabble in guitar oriented rock and enlisted The Sweet's producer Phil Wainman to produce it. Whilst I like it, most Dollar fans think it's their worst song.
Since officially splitting in 1989 they haven't exactly scored major success being solo artists. David Van Day dropped out of music for a while to start a family and sell hot dogs and hamburgers, whilst Thereze emigrated to Sydney and her son Sam ended up on the reality music show "My Kid's A Star".
David is now married to Sue Moxley and they perform at oldies gigs, and he is a keen supporter of the Conservative Party.
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