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In 1978, Hernandez met producer Jean Vanloo, and with disco music at its peak, decided it was time to try his hand at disco. Vanloo agreed and signed Patrick to a contract. He was then sent to Waterloo, Belgium to work on songs. After working for about a year, the first of the resulting six songs would change Hernandez's life and make him an international star for a short period. The songs were released on the Aariana sub-label Aquarius Records (in France) in November 1978. The first single that was released was the disco song "Born to Be Alive". Its success was immediate, and in January 1979, Hernandez received his first gold record from Italy. The song spread throughout Europe, where it hit #1 in France in April and remained there until July. By then, the United States had caught on, and through some remixing, the record was signed to the A-Tom-Mik label headed by the award winning dance promoter Tom Hayden and music publisher Mike Stewart through their label/production deal with Columbia Records. The remixed version of "Born to Be Alive" was released on a commercial 12" single, and it shot up the disco charts to #1 and crossed over to the Billboard Hot 100 peaking at #16. By year's end, Hernandez had racked up 52 gold and platinum record awards from more than 50 different countries. While Hernandez was touring the United States, he was accompanied by his producer Jean Vanloo and his friend Jean-Claude Pellerin. Vanloo and Pellerin held auditions in New York that spring <b>...</b>
Something to bring u right back to the 70's!! I do not own the rights to this recording, nor anything related to it. Unfortunately i do not know who owns the copyright. I am however not making any sort of profit on this recording.
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Patrick Hernandez & Hervé Tholance - Back to Boogie 1979 Get up, get up, Get up, yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhh! Move your body, now! Boogie woogie, Boogie woogie, Boogie, boogie, boogie woogie. Back to boogie, Back to boogie, Back to boogie-la-da-woogie. (Dance with me) Back to boogie, Back to boogie, Back to boogie-la-da-woogie. (Dance with me) There's a brass band, Hard-playin' brass band, In the heart of town they move down. They're playin' boogie, Hard-rockin' boogie That makes you weak at the knees. That class is real tight, They're playin' all night, We'll dance the whole night away. Whatcha doin'? Let's get a move on! Why can't you do it for sure? Back to boogie, Back to boogie, Back to boogie-la-da-woogie. (Dance with me) Back to boogie, Back to boogie, Back to boogie-la-da-woogie. There's a big brass band! Who is comin' to get you, guys? That's quality! There's a big brass band playin' just for yooooooooooooooouuuuuuuuuuu! (Instrumental) Boogie woogie, Boogie woogie, Boogie, boogie, boogie woogie. Boogie! Boogie! Back to boogie, Back to boogie, Back to boogie-la-da-woogie. (Dance with me) Boogie woogie, Boogie woogie
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Originally performed by Patrick Hernandez BORN TO BE ALIVE
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Ein Disco-Klassiker aus 1978/1979 - A Disco classic from 1978/1979 Ok, der Text ist nicht sehr umfangreich. Aber die Aussage ist es: Born to be alive = Geboren, um zu leben. Geboren, um lebendig zu sein. Geboren, um Lebensfreude zu haben. Also, ihr totes Fleisch da draußen in der Welt: Lebt!
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Patrick Hernandez (born 6 April 1949, Le Blanc-Mesnil, Seine-Saint-Denis) is a French singer who had a worldwide hit with "Born to Be Alive" in 1979.
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Great Remix of this great classic of Disco music! Remix [Conception] -- Jean Yves Vanloo Written By P. Hernandez Producer Jean Vanloo Engineer Dan Lacksman copyright Laurence Records 1987.
Lyrics "Born To Be Alive" We were born to be alive We were born to be alive Born, born to be alive (Won't you be alive) You see you were born, born, born (Born to be alive) Time was on my side When I was running down the street It was so fine, fine, fine A suitcase...
Born to Be Alive is a 1979 album by French singer Patrick Hernandez (born 6 April 1949, Le Blanc-Mesnil, Seine-Saint-Denis) who had a worldwide hit with "Born to Be Alive" in 1979. The album's title track, written by Patrick Hernandez, was a significant worldwide pop hit and also hit number one on the US Hot Dance Club Play chart. Written first as a hard-rock song, "Born to Be Alive" was also covered by pop-punk group Los Nikis, with lyrics consisting just of repetitions of Me voy a Benidorm. This song was also covered by Nekromantix and Roberto Blanco. Initially, no producer wanted to release the song, but after prospecting all the major names, Hernandez, who recorded the song in Belgium, found a little-known producer in Italy. "Born to Be Alive" first became a hit in France, and has become one of the biggest singles in that country. After that single hit record, he dropped out of the music businesss, making do with an occasional TV appearance. "Born to Be Alive" was also covered in the Pump It Up series of rhythm dance video games. The song was also featured in the 1997 film "Vegas Vacation", starring Chevy Chase and Randy Quaid.
Born To Be Alive New York Film Academy '10, Music montage project. Credit to: Music by Julie Depardieu Written by Patrick Hernandez Starring Sina Jazayeri Story written, edited, directed by Georgios Zacharakis Produced at New York Film Academy Director of Photography: Sachin Bangera Assistant Camera: Damian Libert
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