In 1987, the Stock/Aitken/Waterman ‘Hit Factory’ was cementing its domination of the pop scene. The most vibrant sister act their PWL studio worked with was... not The Reynolds’ Girls but the vivaciously fizzy Mel and Kim Appleby, whose debut FLM (Cherry Red) is enjoyably reissued. Londoners Mel And Kim took their cues from US rare groove and Italo disco, and unlike most PWL acts... [read the full article]
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Tuesday, October 26, 2010
About Mel & Kim Appleby
In 1987, the Stock/Aitken/Waterman ‘Hit Factory’ was cementing its domination of the pop scene. The most vibrant sister act their PWL studio worked with was... not The Reynolds’ Girls but the vivaciously fizzy Mel and Kim Appleby, whose debut FLM (Cherry Red) is enjoyably reissued. Londoners Mel And Kim took their cues from US rare groove and Italo disco, and unlike most PWL acts... [read the full article]
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Hi Paolo, Mel and Kim had been a great success in France too.
ReplyDeleteI see the top of your blog all the reissues sold by Amazon.
Well, the Cherry Pop label reissued the first 5 albums Kim Wilde.
For some time, I receive emails to your article because I am registered, super
Good weekend and see you soon, JPaul