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Biography

Indeep was a 1980s New York-based R&B/New Wave group, best-known for its post-disco classic "Last Night a DJ Saved My Life."

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Singles releases

Release title Release date
When Boys Talk 1983
Last Night a DJ Saved My Life 1982
 

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  1. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life
    BBC Radio 2 | Richard Allinson 21/11/2009
     

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Since December 2008

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Since December 2008

  1. BBC Radio 2 100%

  2. BBC 6 Music 22%

  3. BBC Radio 1 22%

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