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Topic History of: Plastic Bertrand RIP off confirmed
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Metal Mickey You'll forgive me if I don't get too excited about the origins of the lead vocal on a 32 year-old novelty hit from a one-hit wonder...?
giles2008 Seems it was according to Wiki. My mistake.



en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elton_Motello
Tipsheet2002 I did publicity for Plastic Bertrand at Sire Records and met Roget...who was a very sweet guy. Never heard him sing though...but let's be honest that wasn't a record that needed a great voice, just a good look and a lot of personality and he certainly had those.
He did release several lp's...and he did perform I believe...so is it possible he just didn't sing the single?
ALSO I thought it was the reverse, that the Elton Motello record was the copy.
giles2008 And the song was of course a rip off of this. It used the same backing track but the lyric was not a direct translation.



Anthony JK2006 wrote:
So few singers actually sing! It's all in the presentation, love (or should I say Cherie?).
He did however sing live for Luxembourg in the 1987 Eurovision!