Daniel Takes A Train want to thank everyone that bought their single "One Last Dream". After a midweek peak of no.27, we unfortunately fell away to just outside the 75 but thankyou all...
Daniel Takes A Train were originally formed in 1986 from the songwriting partnership of Paul and Daniel, Rupert and James completed the original line up shortly after. To get the polished 80's sound they were looking for, they added Paul on sax, Bert ..boards and Emma on backing vocals.
DTAT had a loyal following and played many prestigous venues on the thriving 80's London circuit. The Astoria, Ronnie Scotts, The Empire Leicester Square, The Hammersmith Palais and The Limelight Club all played host to the band and although unsigned they recieved plenty of press attention, notably when gatecrashing the Brit Awards in 1987 when Top Radio 1 DJ Peter Powell declared their arrival as the highlight of the entire evening.
The band never got that all important deal and although they had plenty of interest from several major labels of the day, they reluctantly had to call it a day when Dan left these shores to live in Barcelona (cheers Dan, how's your tan!).
In April 2008, new life was breathed into the band when they won through to the last two in a competition ran by Virgin radio. DTAT are as busy now as at any time in the 80's and exciting times lie ahead. Watch this space and never say never!...
Kent TV is proud to announce that the first episode of "Hollywould..." is now available to watch!
The website also features more information about the characters, plus bios of the cast and crew, with more behind-the-scenes extras to be added in the forthcoming weeks.
Coming this autumn, KentTV is proud to present Hollywould... an internet drama based in Kent which allows viewers to shape the plot. For more information, visit www.KentTV.com/Hollywould
Everyone who registers will also be entered into a prize draw to win an iPod Touch.
"One Last Dream" on my radio show, The British Breakfast on WRIR 97.3FM Richmond, Virginia USA (www. wrir. org) between 9-11AM Eastern Standard time either 4 or 5 hours behind UK time. Sounds great and all the best. Gene Pembleton
Good luck with the Competition, I for one will be voting for you. Loving the sound :) The jingle this morning had me cracked up, thought it was fab. Good luck again. Shell x
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