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Double Vision
Double Vision was a duo formed by Jim and Dan in Los Angeles in the late 1980s. They started playing small clubs and open mics before their 1989 single...
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Double Vision was a duo formed by Jim and Dan in Los Angeles in the late 1980s. They started playing small clubs and open mics before their 1989 single 'Knockin'' became a hit. That song reached the Top 10 in several countries and gave them international recognition.
Their music included songs like 'Don't Trust Me' and 'Robot' alongside their signature track. The partnership faced challenges over time, including creative differences between the two members. They eventually stopped working together, though the details of their dissolution remain part of their story.
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