Richard Williams

That was the important thing, isn't it?

Well, that, that's the point because it, because also don't forget this is not long s- after, was it Richard Williams who reviewed a Yoko Ono album or reviewed the test tone on the other side-

John and Yoko

... of the test press, test pressing.

But earning two points for the 1980s, it's hot chocolate with It Started With A Kiss.

David says, kudos to Nick for finding that Richard Williams story, which I would otherwise have linked.

The thing is, Chris Rea might have come up with the opening lines, but Errol Brown then crafted them into what is probably the quintessential hot chocolate song, which is about lost love with the narrator being left behind, whether because of death, desertion or alien abduction.

Most realistically, in this case, his love simply outgrowing him.