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Black Lace

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Group. Formed 1976.

Biography

Black Lace is a British pop group originally from Leeds and Wakefield in West Yorkshire. The band first came to the public eye after being selected to represent the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest 1979 in which they finished in seventh position with the song Mary Ann. They went on to have success with a number of lightweight Europop party anthem style hits such as Superman, Agadoo and Do The Conga. A duo still performs under the name of Black Lace, but neither current band member was in the group when it was formed or when it enjoyed its biggest chart success.

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Albums releases

Release title Release date
Party Party n/a
Twenty All Time Party Favourites n/a
Greatest Ever Party Album n/a
 

Played By

Since December 2008

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Played On

Since December 2008

  1. BBC Radio 2 100%

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