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Top of the Pops performance of her 1984 single which charted at #4 in the UK, and #74 in Australia. This was Stock/Aitken/Waterman's first UK top 10 chart entry. From the album 'Heart First'.. + Informações

1988 Producer - Stock,Aitken & Waterman. + Informações

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In late 2007, I was privileged to record an all brand new album called "Disco 2008", which led to me being reunited once again with Hazell Dean. We cut a brand new retro disco high energy stomper, called "Trade Him For A Newer Model". I first worked with Hazell in 1983, when I remixed her High Energy monster hit, "Searching (I Gotta Find A Man)", which was commissioned by Barry Evangeli from Proto Records. It was one of the first ever twelve inch remixes where the record had additional production for the mix, and it charted in the pop charts at number six, earning me a nice gold disc. I then went on to remix a couple of tracks for her at EMI and then produced "You're My Rainbow", which also came out as a fantastic and much sought after Disconet remix, and we did a duet with House Music legend Darryl Pandy, of "Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing". We have been friends for twenty five years, and in the early nineties, we completed a "Best Of Hazell Dean" CD for Hot Records, out of Miami. Now all these years later, Hazell came out of retirement to record "Trade Him For A Newer Model" for our fabulous new album, and I was so very proud to have her with us, and performing the song at our launch party on the 3rd December 2007. The Divas rule once again. Anyway, when we released the album in the early nineties, we recut one of her classic hits, "They Say It's Gonna Rain", a great cover of a song we originally used to play in heaven by its original artist, Kerry Delius. I love .... + Informações

Hi-Energy. + Informações

Hazell Dean, two sexy dancers and a strobe light cause epileptic fits nationwide! I remember us being very impressed by the lighting and strobe sequence in this. At the time it was clear that Top of the Pops was trying new things in an attempt to compete with The Tube on Channel 4. 1984 was the year when High Energy suddenly exploded out of the gay clubs and onto TV.. + Informações

Hazel Dean - Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go). + Informações

One of today's hottest imports is Hazel Dean's "Searchin' (I Gotta Find A Man)", written and produced by Ian Anthony Stephens for the Proto/UK instrumental and vocal 12". Ian also did the very beautiful (and musical) arrangements with Winston Sela, and Femi Jiya and Bruce Gray engineered. It's a real get down party song, with a hint of the street in the break which we have used to construct a hot new intro from. The original break also integrates the vocal and instrumental versions in this exclusive Disconet remix, and the ending has been extended as well for better layovers at your option. Disconet Extended Edit from July 1983. + Informações

1986 HI-NRG. + Informações

This is our version of Hazell's biggest hit, which was inevitable, as I myself mixed the twelve inch for the original release in 1983. And then in 2001, we got a chance to re-record all of Hazell Dean's numerous hits for Marathon Music, and my friend Paul Savory. I had previously already re-recorded "They Say It's Gonna Rain" in the early 1990s, but had never recut " Searching" till then. And then again, a few years after that, in late 2007, I was privileged to record an all brand new album called "Disco 2008", which led to me being reunited once again with Hazell Dean. We cut a brand new retro disco high energy stomper, called "Trade Him For A Newer Model". I first worked with Hazell in 1983, when I remixed her High Energy monster hit, "Searching (I Gotta Find A Man)", which was commissioned by Barry Evangeli from Proto Records. It was one of the first ever twelve inch remixes where the record had additional production for the mix, and it charted in the pop charts at number six, earning me a nice gold disc. I then went on to remix a couple of tracks for her at EMI and then produced "You're My Rainbow", which also came out as a fantastic and much sought after Disconet remix, and we did a duet with House Music legend Darryl Pandy, of "Ain't Nothing Like The Real Thing". We have been friends for twenty five years, and in the early nineties, we completed a "Best Of Hazell Dean" CD for Hot Records, out of Miami. Now all these years later, Hazell came out of retirement to .... + Informações

VA - The Greatest 80s CD2. + Informações

Lo Mejor De Los 80s. + Informações

Hazell Dean - Evergreen (7" Mix) (1984). + Informações

Beautiful ballad from Hazell Dean's "Heart First" album. Released as a single in Germany only in 1985.. + Informações

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HAZELL DEAN - The Hazell Dean Disconet Megamix (PWL) [mixed by Les Adams] Fool For Love They Say It's Gonna Rain Always Doesn't Mean Forever Who's Leaving Who Danger Searchin (Looking For Love) Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go). + Informações

Hazell Dean sings the Eighties classic "Searchin' (I Gotta Find A Man)" at the Rising Sun, Hampton Hill, on Saturday 19th December 2009. Visit our website at www.rshh.co.uk. + Informações

Hazell Dean - Whatever I Do Wherever I Go (12 inch) (Video edit by Disco-club) *Hi-NRG PVJ Medley Mix www.ustream.tv. + Informações

Hazell Dean (born Hazel Dean Poole, 27 October 1956,Great Baddow, Essex) is a British dance-pop singer, who achieved her biggest success in the 1980s as a leading Hi-NRG artist. She is best known for the top ten hits "Searchin' (I Gotta Find a Man)", "Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go)" and "Who's Leaving Who". She has also worked as a songwriter and producer.. + Informações

Hazell Dean - Heart First (1984) The title track to Hazell Dean's 1984 album. This was the first full album to be recorded by both Hazell Dean and the Stock, Aitken and Waterman trio, which included the hits 'Whatever I Do (Wherever I Go)', 'No Fool (For Love)' and of course the single most synonymous with Dean's work, 'Searchin' (I Gotta Find A Man)'. It's a very sweet song, and it's a shame that it wasn't released as a single. In fact, the whole album is beautifully arranged and really worth a listen.. + Informações

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