Name: Dance Yourself Dizzy – The Collection
Brand: Liquid Gold

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Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

CRPOPT264

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-04-14

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Signed copies: No

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Cherry Red (ADA)

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Standard:20

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5013929446403

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CDx3

Artist

Liquid Gold

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Disco / Balearic

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Cherry Pop

<p>The Cherry Pop label is dedicated to releasing interesting pop music from the 1980s and early 1990s. With a focus on catalogue releases, they bring back records that were once popular and loved by fans. Also known as CherryPop, this label ensures that these timeless classics are made available for music enthusiasts to enjoy once again.</p>

The full UK and US versions of the album <i>Liquid Gold</i>. Featuring the top 10 hits ‘Dance Yourself Dizzy’ and ‘Substitute’ in 7”, 12” and instrumental form. Plus further singles ‘Anyway You Do It’, ‘Mr. Groovy’, ‘The Night, The Wine And The Roses’, ‘Don’t Panic’, ‘One Of Us Fell In Love’, ‘Where Did We Go Wrong’ and ‘What’s She Got’ along with 7th Heaven and Yomanda remixes of ‘Dance Yourself Dizzy’ and Ellie Hope solo recordings ‘Lucky’, ‘Shake’ and ‘Don’t Feel Sorry’.

After being discovered by producer Adrian Baker in 1978, Liquid Gold narrowly missed the Top 40 with their debut single ‘Anyway You Do It’. The club friendly flip-side, ‘My Baby’s Baby’, was favoured by US DJs, whose heavy turntable rotation propelled the song to number five on the Billboard Dance Charts.

Building on that initial flush of success, 1980 would prove to be a stellar year for the group, starting with the unforgettable ‘Dance Yourself Dizzy’, a perennial classic that reached number two on the U.K. charts. This was quickly followed by another Top Ten hit, ‘Substitute’ and the Top 40 single ‘The Night, The Wine And The Roses’. Their self-titled album also made the Top 40.

Further chart success followed in the early 80s with the 1981 Song For Europe entry ‘Don’t Panic’, and the melancholy ‘Where Did We Go Wrong’.

Lead singer Ellie Hope went on to release a solo single in 1983, ‘Lucky’ and, although the group would disband in 1984, their signature hit ‘Dance Yourself Dizzy’, found new life in the 90s when it was sampled by Yomanda on the Top Ten hit ‘Synth And Strings’.

Now for the first time, their album, 7”, 12”, instrumental versions and remixes have been gathered together for one definitive 3CD collection.

Dance Yourself Dizzy – The Collection

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