SCIENCE FICTION

Thompson Twins' founding member TOM BAILEY is unleashing a brand new solo album entitled 'Science Fiction'!??Bailey was the singer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and, along with lyricist Alannah Currie, composed and arranged the Thompson Twins music.??The music and videos of the Thompson Twins became a fixture on hit radio and music television throughout the eighties. The band had huge hits on both sides of the Atlantic. Songs such as 'Hold Me Now', 'Doctor Doctor', 'You Take Me Up' and 'Love On Your Side' provided the soundtrack for so many people's lives worldwide in the mid-eighties. In 1985 Thompson Twins played 'Hold Me Now' at Live Aid in Philadelphia and also performed the Beatles 'Revolution' with Madonna. They also enjoyed big success on the US dance chart with 'Lies, 'In the Name of Love' and 'Hold Me Now' all reaching the No 1. In 1988 they had another No 1 dance chart hit in the US with 'In the Name of Love 88.??The last Thompson Twins show was in Texas in 1987 and the band finally broke up in 1993 - but Tom Bailey has returned with outstanding pop music in the same vein, the composition of which Tom himself likened to finding a long lost friend.??Tracklist?Science Fiction?What Kind of World?Shooting Star?Feels Like Love to Me?Blue?If You Need Someone?Ship of Fools?Work All Day?Bring Back Yesterday?Come So Far