Dollar
Dollar was a trio active in the late 1970s and early 1980s, with David Van Day on lead vocals, David Hemmings on bass, and Terry James on drums. Their 1979...
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Dollar was a trio active in the late 1970s and early 1980s, with David Van Day on lead vocals, David Hemmings on bass, and Terry James on drums. Their 1979 single 'Who Were You With In The Moonlight' became a hit, helping establish their presence. They released albums including a self-titled debut in 1979, 'Shooting Stars' in 1981, and 'The Paris Collection' in 1982.
Their songs like 'Shooting Star' and 'Give Me Some Kinda Magic' had a melodic, somewhat atmospheric quality that connected with listeners at the time.
You can still hear tracks like 'Heartbeat Love Me Slowly' or 'I Need Your Love' on playlists that revisit that era's pop sound. The trio's run was relatively brief, but those recordings have held up for fans of that style.
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