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'Torvill and Dean' making UK chart and Olympic song bid.Feb 08, 2010“ A song about an unrequited love affair in an ice-rink, set to the Bolero is making a late bid to be accepted as an official Team GB Winter Olympic song. ” Share on
Email Friend Contact Author (eMusicWire.Org) – A song about an unrequited love affair in an ice-rink, set to the Bolero is making a late bid to be accepted as an official Team GB Winter Olympic song.
Torvill and Dean' by Manchester electro band STAZI is the subject of a Facebook campaign to get it officially recognised as this years theme song. The humorous, yet poignant lyrics tell of a young man, who is infatuated with an ice skater at his local rink, but hasn't got the courage to join her on the ice, as he can't skate, and is scared due to stories he has heard about people losing fingers. One time he does try to join her, he unfortunately falls in front of her and spills his slush puppy. He tries to imagine that he and the object of his affections are Torvill and Dean, performing at the Sarajevo Olympics The vocals bring to mind Pulp, John Shuttleworth and Scott Walker and are complemented with some excellent production from Joe Robinson, who produced Badly Drawn Boy's first album, Hour of the Bewilderbeast. Combined it creates a dark, bolero, lo-fi cabaret song which captures the spirit of Sarajevo 1984 and young love perfectly and manages to be both hilarious and tragic at the same time. To listen to the track and join the Facebook group check out http://www.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&ref=ts&gid=288081844180#!/group.php?v=info&ref=ts&gid=288081844180 or http://www.myspace.com/stazi The song will also be released in time for the opening ceremony on iTunes and Amazon # # #
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