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Paul Hardcastle

Paul Hardcastle

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Oct 9, 2026

ChrisHOST
44:20
Daley Carrasco agrees on the 99 by Toto, and speaking of 99, Thomas Rubinsky lists 99 Luftballons.
ChrisHOST
44:27
Jose Aguinaldo lists the Vietnam classic hit 19 by Paul Hardcastle, and Sean Pruitt says Seven Years by Lucas Graham and Two Princes by Spin Doctors.
ChrisHOST
44:38
Jeff Rasel, I hope I got the name right, says 9 to 5 by Dolly Parton, and Nathan Getty says Seven by Prince.
ChrisHOST
44:45
Thank you everybody for all of your responses.
Jon GauntHOST
55:16
"You missed that, John.
Jon GauntHOST
55:17
The 19 was the Paul Hardcastle song." 19.
Jon GauntHOST
55:20
19.
Jon GauntHOST
55:22
Oh, that was about Vietnam, wasn't it? Yeah, I like that.
Lindsay WeskerGUEST
21:36
And it contained two guys, Derek Green and David Hubbard.
Lindsay WeskerGUEST
21:40
And Derek Green had formerly been in a group called First Light with Paul Hardcastle and before that in a group called Direct Drive.
Lindsay WeskerGUEST
21:50
Now they were, I loved what they did, loved what they did.
Lindsay WeskerGUEST
21:54
Their music, their songs were amazing.
Vernon KayHOST
6:53
Tony, you scored a grand total of 19 points.
Vernon KayHOST
6:57
Paul Hardcastle, brilliant.
Vernon KayHOST
6:58
Thank you.
Vernon KayHOST
6:59
Yes, excellent stuff.
Greg WilsonHOST
10:42
Led by Minnesota-born keyboardist Hubert Eaves III and vocalist James D. Trane Williams, the group was formed in Brooklyn and would also score significant club hits with Keep On and Music, the most successful UK hit, Music, which peaked at number 23.
Greg WilsonHOST
10:59
Before there was, as you mentioned, a Paul Hardcastle remix, which took You're The One For Me back into the UK charts at number 15 in 1985.
Greg WilsonHOST
11:09
James D.
Greg WilsonHOST
11:09
Chain Williams would find a degree of solo success later in the decade, misleading, going top 10 R&B and US dance.
Tyree ElaineGUEST
66:49
That's not his name.
Tyree ElaineGUEST
66:50
Paul Hardcastle.
Rob HazeHOST
66:52
Okay.
Tyree ElaineGUEST
66:52
Yeah, that's a musician that used to play when I was in beauty school.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
125:49
Thank you.

6 MINS LATER

LarryHOST
131:37
Well, that's Paul Hardcastle with East to West.
LarryHOST
131:40
Ron King with Sunset for Two.
LarryHOST
131:42
Ella and the Bossa Beat, Italian Dream.
Rob SmillieHOST
35:27
First lights.
Rob SmillieHOST
35:32
Early Mr Paul Hardcastle on this one.
Rob SmillieHOST
37:44
Dan Atsall, the Freedom To Dance crew.
Rob SmillieHOST
37:49
Absolute wicked party they put on yesterday.
MemeHOST
108:57
That was a track from the record called Gotcha Mac Dance Battlefield.
MemeHOST
109:02
Before that one we heard from First Light, a collaboration between Paul Hardcastle and Derek Green from 1982.
MemeHOST
109:08
That was a track of theirs called Take a Stand.
MemeHOST
109:11
Before that one we heard from Maurizio Fluri from the album Rivoada, released at the end of last year.
ReneeHOST
101:21
So, uh, carrying on a little bit with the club theme, getting everyone on the dance floor.
ReneeHOST
101:28
Got a bit of Paul Hardcastle very shortly.
ReneeHOST
101:31
It's 20...
ReneeHOST
101:33
Oh, no, no, uh, that's less than 20.

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