Dee D Jackson - Automatic Lover

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Real Name: Deirdre Elaine Cozier. Born Deirdre Elaine Cozier in Oxford, England July 15th, 1954, Dee D. Jackson started her career in the mid 70's in Munich, Germany as a science fiction short films producer, also working in music with Giorgio Moroder and Keith Forsey. She released her first single "Man of a Man" in 1978, followed by "Automatic Lover" (also in 1978) which became a worldwide hit, reaching #4 on the british charts. In mid 1978, she released her first album "Cosmic Curves", followed by a second album "Thunder & Lightning" at the end of 1980, but other singles failed to get the same chart success as "Automatic Lover". Dee D married and had a son and now lives in Turin, Italy, reportedly running a record label D.D.E (Divine Dance Experience), where she produces Hip Hop, Garage and Trance artists.

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The Cretu remake sounds good and was printed in West Germany

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Panos Thanks!! For the weekend the song for you is Madleen Kane "Forbidden love/Cheri" A super disco song from 1979

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Panos i did know either. Check it out it's always very dangerous to remake a classic. But Cretu is my hero....

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I have just checked it out... it's brilliant! I will add it to my collection. Thanks a lot Peter!

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Panos yesterday i was searching for old records in my favourite store and i found a 7inch version of Automatic Lover produced in 1988 nu Michael Cretu. Do you know that Cretu did the remake in 1988?

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No Peter.. I didn't know that!