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Der Englische Produzent Musiker Keyboarder Und Remix-Spezialist Paul Hardcastle Geb. 1957 Machte 1984 Mit Seinen Leicht Jazzigen Dancefloor-Tracks "Rainforest Und "King Tut" Auf Sich Aufmerksam Bevor Er 1985 Mit Seinem Größten Electronic Dancefloor Hit "19" Seinen Durchbruch Erreichte. In 13 Ländern Nummer Eins. Sechzehn Wochen In Holland! Mit "19" Thematisierte Hardcastle Das Durchschnittsalter Der US-Soldaten In Vietnam. Zum Refrain Gehört Die Textzeile "None Of Them Received A Hero's Welcome". Zwischen 1985-1991 Remixte Er Zahlreiche Songs Von Anderen Künstlern Und Bands. Dazu Zählten Barry White The Deff Boyz Phil Lynott Oder George McCrae. Seit 1991 Brachte Paul Hardcastle Jedes Jahr Ein CD-Album Mit Seinen Projekten "Kiss The Sky" I-II "Hardcastle" I-V Und "The Jazzmasters" I-V Heraus. Von Den Harten Klängen In Den 80er Jahren Ging Er Über Zu Jazzigen Klängen. Diese Werden Vorallem In Den USA Und Japan Gespielt. Ebenso In Den Deutschen Radioprogrammen Oft Als Hintergrundmusik. Insgesamt Konnte Er In Den US Billboard-Chart Bis März 2009 9-Nummer-Eins-Hits Verbuchen. Seine Erste DVD "Journey To A Different State Of Mind" Erschien Im Oktober 2008. Ende Mai 2009 Erschient Die CD "Paul Hardcastle - The Collection" In Den USA. Der Akuelle Song "The Circle" War 8 Wochen Nacheinander Auf Platz #2 Smoothjazztop20 WEB - Offizielle Homepage Des Künstlers
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"19" is a song by English musician Paul Hardcastle released as the first single from his self-titled third studio album Paul Hardcastle (1985). The song features dialogue by television narrator Peter Thomas, and a strong anti-war message. The track is about America's involvement in the Vietnam War and the effect it had on the soldiers who served. "19" features sampled dialogue and news reports from Vietnam Requiem, an ABC television documentary about the post-traumatic stress disorder suffered by veterans. Song information The title "19" comes from the documentary's claim that the average age of an American combat soldier in the war was nineteen, as compared to the claim of World War II's 26. This claim has since been disputed. Undisputed statistics do not exist, although Southeast Asia Combat Area Casualties Current File (CACCF), the source for the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, shows a disproportionate number of all deaths (38%) were ages 19 or 20. According to the same source, 23 is the average age at time of death (or declaration of death.) Nineteen topped the pop charts in the UK for five weeks, and reached the top twenty in the USA, where it also topped the dance chart. For a while it was the top selling single in thirteen countries (helped by the fact that versions of the song were recorded in French, Spanish, German and Japanese), and it received the Ivor Novello award for Bestselling Single Of 1985. Hardcastle was later sued by ABC for his unauthorised use of samples from the documentary. Famous record and television producer Simon Fuller named his management company 19 Entertainment after he signed Paul Hardcastle to Chrysalis Records and the single went to number one. UK progressive rock musician Mike Oldfield claimed that a melodic element of "19" had been copied from a sequence of his multi-million selling concept album, Tubular Bells, and a settlement was made. The same year British comedian Rory Bremner, using the band name The Commentators, released a parodied version of the song as N-N-Nineteen Not Out, about England's tragic performance in test cricket, with references to the England cricket team's disastrous 1984 home series against the West Indies in which the England captain David Gower had averaged 19. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.