Rare and Obscure Music Picks of the Week [10/17/2023]
1.) Seduction Could This Be Love (from their 1989 album, “Nothing Matters Without Love”)
2.) After 7 Love’s Been So Nice (from their 1989 self-titled album)
3.) Lillo Thomas Never Give You Up (from his 1984 album, “All of You”)
4.) T’Pau Valentine (from their 1987 album, “Bridge of Spies”)
5.) O’Bryan Dazzlin’ Lady (from his 1983 album, “You and I”)
Here are my Rare and Obscure Music picks for this week:
1.) Sybil Don’t Make Me Over (from her 1989 self-titled album)
2.) Melodie Crittenden The Broken Road (from her 1998 self-titled album)
3.) Baltimora Living in the Background (from their 1985 album, “Living in the Background”)
4.) Skyy Love All The Way (from their 1989 album, “Start of a Romance”)
5.) Kashif Personality (from his 1989 self-titled album)
Good afternoon, music fans!
Here are my Rare and Obscure Music picks for this week.
#1. Mtume Juicy Fruit (from their 1983 album, “Juicy Fruit”)
#2. Julie Reeves Trouble is a Woman (from her 1999 debut album, “It’s About Time”)
#3. La Bouche Be My Lover (from their 1995 debut album, “Sweet Dreams”)
#4. Corina Whispers (from her self-titled 1991 album)
#5. Tommy Page A Zillion Kisses (from his self-titled 1988 album)
[from her 1990 self-titled album]
The Don Miguel Mix Version
Tick-Tock Remix Version
The King’s Counting House Mix Version
[from their 1990 album, “World Clique”]
Sampla-delic Remix Version
Turn Up The Radio Mix Version
Zanzibar Vocal Mix Version
[from her 1989 self-titled album]
The Real Dance Mix Version
Dub Mix Version
[from her 1990 album, “Just Another Dream”; first released in 1989]
12-Inch Mix Version
Funky Love Mix Version
Alternative Bass Mix Version
Alternative Bass Dub Version
The Dream Mix Version
[from their 1984 self-titled album]
Dance Mix Version
Special Dub Mix Version
[from their 1986 album, “Poolside”]
Vocal\Special Mix Version
Vocal\Long Version
Dub Mix Version
Paperdolls was a British pop music girl group from the ’90s that consisted of members Debbie Cresswell, Hollie Johnson and Lucy Pargeter (born on March 1, 1977 in Nottingham, England).
In 1998, they released their only single, “Gonna Make You Blush” which managed to peak at #65 on the UK Singles Chart, staying on the chart for 2 weeks. The group also went on tour with pop music group, Boyzone.
Afterwards, it seems as if Paperdolls had faded into obscurity. These days (according to research), Lucy Pargeter is an actress, most notably on the British soap opera, “Emmerdale”. It’s unknown what Debbie Cresswell and Hollie Johnson are currently up to these days.
To see a video for “Gonna Make You Blush”, go to:
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