Together In Electric Dreams - Music
Together In Electric Dreams by Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
Artist Biography For Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
Phil Oakey Frontman Of English Synth Pop Band The Human League And Italian Record Producer Songwriter And Performer Giorgio Moroder Collaborated Together In 1984 To Write The Album Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder". The Album Is Most Notable For Two Songs In Particular Together In Electric Dreams Which Was The Title Track For The Movie Electric Dreams And A Major Hit And "Good-Bye Bad Times" Which Was A Minor Hit. The Human League Still Perform Electric Dreams At Their Concerts Usually With Philip Oakey Giving Named Credit To Giorgio Moroder.
Frogtoon Music - Song Info: Together in Electric Dreams
Philip-Oakey-&-Giorgio-Moroder - Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
Theme From The 1984 Movie Electric Dreams Performed By Philip Oakey Of The Human League And Oscar Winning Record Producer Giorgio Moroder. The Song Actually Outperformed The Movie That It Was Meant To Promote. Together In Electric Dreams Is Often Erroneously Credited To The Human League. The Human League Has Never Released A Version Of This Song Although They Often Perform It In Concert.
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Biography - Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder
Phil Oakey Frontman Of English Synth Pop Band The Human League And Italian Record Producer Songwriter And Performer Giorgio Moroder Collaborated Together In 1984 To Write The Album Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder". The Album Is Most Notable For Two Songs In Particular Together In Electric Dreams Which Was The Title Track For The Movie Electric Dreams And A Major Hit And "Good-Bye Bad Times" Which Was A Minor Hit. The Human League Still Perform Electric Dreams At Their Concerts Usually With Philip Oakey Giving Named Credit To Giorgio Moroder.
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Theme from the 1984 movie Electric Dreams performed by Philip Oakey (of The Human League) and Oscar winning record producer Giorgio Moroder. The song actually outperformed the movie that it was meant to promote. Together In Electric Dreams is often erroneously credited to The Human League. The Human League has never released a version of this song, although they often perform it in concert. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.