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Paul Hardcastle (London10 december 1957) is a British composer and musician, specializing in the synthesizer. In the early 1980s, he was a member of the dance group Direct Drive and First Light, before deciding on a solo career. In 1985 , he scored in Great Britain and Netherlands a number-1-hit with the song a dance plate 19, in which samples were processed by a TV documentary about Viet Nam war veterans suffering from the post-traumatic stress disorder. The number 19 refers to the average age of the American soldiers during the Viet Nam war. This lag that is lower than that of the Second World War, there were the soldiers on average 26 years old.

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Discography[Edit][]

Albums[Edit][]

Album (s) with any charts in the

the Dutch Album Top 100

Date of

appear

Date of

entry

Highest

position

Number Of

weeks

Comments
Daybreak 1984 -
Zero one 1985 -
Paul Hardcastle 1985 -
No winners 1988 -
Sound syndicate 1990 -
The definitive 1993 -
First light 1997 -
Cover to cover: A musical autobiography 1999 -
The very best of Paul Hardcastle 1983-2003 2003 - Compilation album
Zero one 2009 -

Singles[Edit][]

Single (s) with any charts in the

the Dutch Top 40

Date of

appear

Date of

entry

Highest

position

Number Of

weeks

Comments
You're the one for me-Daybreak-A.M. 1984 -
Guilty 1984 -
Rainforest 1984 -
Eat your heart out 1984 -
19 1985 18-05-1985 1 (3 wk) 15 No. 1 in the Single Top 100
Just for money 1985 -
Don't waste my time 1986 22-03-1986 11 9 No. 12 in the Single Top 100
Foolin' yourself 1986 -
The wizard 1986 -
Walk in the night 1988 -
40 Years 1988 -
Single (s) with chart positions

in the Flemish Ultratop 50

Date of

appear

Date of

entry

Highest

position

Number Of

weeks

Comments
19 1985 - No. 1 in the Radio 2 Top 30
Don't waste my time 1986 - No. 16 in the Radio 2 Top 30

Radio 2 Top 2000[Edit][]

Number (s) with markings

in the Radio 2 Top 2000

' 99 ' 00 ' 01 ' 02 ' 03 ' 04 ' 05 ' 06 ' 07 ' 08 ' 09 ' 10 ' 11 ' 12 ' 13
19 - 1343 1564 - - - - - - - - - - 1868
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