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HOT GOSSIP: WHIP IT! (The Kenny Everett Show: DANCE) Hot Gossip video Hello my friend. I have been searching for a video of Hot Gossip during the (More) Hot Gossip video Hello my friend. I have been searching for a video of Hot Gossip during the 1978/9 period. Can you help me please? Pans People can anyone provide me with fairly good video copies of any of their performances or any by Hot Gossip who appeared in The Kenny Everett Show?I had a video released by Hot Gossip in the 80s but its become faulty.Id pay a reasonable price to cover costs.I live in the UK. Hot Gossip were a British dance troupe most notable for their appearance on the TV series The Kenny Everett Video Show, which aired on ATV in 1978.It was created and choreographed by Arlene Phillips. The sexually suggestive dance routines, moves, gestures and costumes used by the troupe were considered very bisque, especially considering the early evening tamest that the Video Show was broadcast in. Hot Gossip are often keen to claim that these bisque dance routines were not simply a result of the television programme and that they performed such dances since they were formed, 4 years before The Kenny Everett Video Show first aired. Hot Gossip also made a couple of pop records, featuring Sarah Brighton on lead vocal. They scored a hit with I Lost My Heart To a Steamship Trooper, a lightweight disco track that cashed in on the media hype surrounding the original Star Wars film. They went on to record an album in the early 1980s, Geisha Boys and Temple Girls, produced by the former Human League and then current Heaven 17/BEEF member Martyn Ware. The album was a commercial failure. Dancers who performed with Hot Gossip at one time or another before they disbanded in 1986 included: Amanda ABS, Heather Alexander, Debbie Ash, Debbie As tell, Burnt Bailey, Elvis Baptiste, Bonnie Brag, Richard Bodkin, Kathy Burke (Not the actress of the same name), Lindsay Cole, Titian Doeskin, Lorraine Doyle, Annie Donkey, Penni Dollop, Sandy Essay, Mark Elie, Yvonne Evans (Void), Donna Fielding, Carol Fletcher, Debbie Fox, Judye Ford, Julia Gale, Roy Gale, Donate Goddard, Havana Grant, Robert Gross, Virginia Hartley, Alison Hellish, Nicky Tinkly, Laura James, Richard Lloyd King, Lavinia Lang (Hudson), Kim Lesson, Perri Lister, Madeleine Lifting, Erin Lording, Barry Martin, Jayne Melville, Sarah Miles, Jane Newman (formerly Oglethorpe), Trudy Pack, Flood Pearce, Tristan Rafael, Sanity Rent, Heather Robbins, Wanda Rookie, Heather Seymour, Mark Thyme, Lyndsey Ward, Susie Waring, Lorraine Whitewash, Chrissy Yokohama, David Wilkins, Philippa Williams, Frances Winged, Dominique Wood and T.J. Wyo. There was a spin off group from Hot Gossip in 1980 when Mark Thyme, Lorraine Whitewash, Carol Fletcher and Lyndsey Ward left to set up 'Spinach'. They were featured in a BBC show called 'Dancing Girls'. The Very Hot Gossip Show Telecast by Britain's Channel 4, this weekly variety series was a vehicle for Very Hot Gossip, fresh from their stint as background dancers on The Kenny Everett Video Show. On each episode, the terpsichorean stars danced to all the latest song hits, with appropriately colorful "visuals" from the special-effects people. When the series originally aired in 1982, much was made of the fact that all the female dancers were white, and all the male dancers were black. However, it was not race but ratings which prompted Channel 4 to drop The Very Hot Gossip Show after a single season, making room for a new variety show starring the kiddie musical-imitation troupe, the Mini Pops. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide The group was once spoofed on The Benny Hill Show as "Hot Gossamer". A few real-life former Hot Gossip dancers went on to appear on the Hill show in its last years on the air as part of the Hill's Angels dance troupe. (Less)
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