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martindonaldson

These were the poor mans STEPS.

Tvjunkieful12

You are right. My memory was misleading me, I`m afraid. Tony Mortimer was a guest, and being interviewed, in the studio on the night of the UK final, but he was there in support of Deuce and Harding/Curnow, cause East 17 and Deuce had the same manager, Tom Watkins, and because he had written some of the East 17 songs with Harding/Curnow - among them Let it rain, I believe. It was his presence in the studio that played tricks on my memory - and led me to believe he had co-written the song.

mattpopfavourites

On the cd, it said written by Kean / Harding / Curnow. So don't know about Tony Mortimer's involvement.

stephen hooks

this is rubbish!

Tvjunkieful12

I`m not sure what you mean by "the general consensus from Europe," but the UK have tried this type of bubblegum pop from time to time - and the track record hasn`t been that good. Scootch, the Peter Waterman written song of 2010 - not to forget Jemini. Apart from Sonia (2nd. with Better the Devil you know) and Gina G (9th. I think? with Just a little bit) the results have been rather dismal. Alot because of poor singing, I grant you. But I would guess, also because ESC have viewers of all ages.

MrEurocat

Dont agree - the general consensus from Europe is very very positive for this entry - had it been our entry. TOP 5 definitely in 1995 had it been.

voon100

Probably the British public voted Love City Groove due to influence by current trends at that time and didn't want a cheesy pop number to represent UK. Shame really this would have been a safe option and probably would have won.

Nominefy

Call it love was their best

shortzmad

@25fitguy The UK has a habit of picking the "wrong" song 4 Europe! This was classic pre-Steps pop!

doodvid

@geordieJay Haha! Me too - my (ahem) Cookery folder was covered with Deuce stickers/posters etc.

Tvjunkieful12

Wasn`t Tony Mortimer of East 17 involved in the songwriting too? Why wasn`t he included with Ian Curnow and the others in the end credits? About the song. The riff is great, but the whole sound is a little to hard, and it could do with a little more variations as well. At least that is my feeling. But it is better than the one which won the UK qualifier - no question! But none of the UK candidates stood out that year. Sam Fox and her band should have won - but wouldn`t stand a chance in ESC.

tmallo1

I really wanted this to win A Song For Europe ..but hey it became a hit n I was so pleased! I bought it n still love this song to this day!! Fab europop ;-)

phillip winson

classic nice and simple

shortzmad

This should have won the 1995 UK Song For Europe instead of the awful Love City Groove. Still got me pic disc of this and Call It Love!

producermattpop

I totally agree!

Phil George

Definitely one of the best Harding/Curnow songs ever - that organ riff is brilliant!

abstractionmusic

I bought this at the time. Classic 90s Europop!

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