Biography
In fact, Belle and the Devotions started as a one-member band, Kit Rolfe being that member. She released two records in 1983: “Where did love go wrong?” and “Got to let you know”. In order to participate in the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, Laura James and Linda Sofield were added to the group. The song “Love games” won the national selection and thus represented the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest. There was a lot of controversy around the song. The song was held for a copy of Supremes’ “Baby love”. But the biggest controversy is that Laura and Linda were not singing. Their mikes were not open. A backing trio, hidden off-camera, were doing the majority of the backing singing.
Kit Rolfe also recorded a song with “Eddie The Eagle” (Fly Eddie Fly).
Entries
Country | : | United Kingdom |
Year | : | 1984 |
Language | : | English |
Artist | : | Belle & The Devotions |
Song | : | Love games |
Lyrics | : | Paul Curtis Graham Sacher |
Composer(s) | : | Paul Curtis Graham Sacher |
Conductor | : | John Coleman |
Backings | : | Miriam Stockley Jean Westwood |
Results | ||
Points | : | 63 |
Position | : | 7 |
Running order | : | 6 |