Magazine 60

Magazine 60
Magazine 60
Origin Lille, France
Genres New Wave, Synthpop, Euro disco
Years active 1981-1992
Labels Barclay, Columbia
Members
Jean-Luc Drion
Dominique Régiacorte
Véronique Oliver

Magazine 60 is a French synthpop group that was active in the 1980s. Members included Jean-Luc Drion, Dominique Régiacorte, and female lead singer Véronique Oliver.

They were best known for the 1984 song "Don Quichotte," which hit the Top 10 in France and the Top 60 in the United States in 1986. In 1987 they released the song "Pancho Villa".

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Discography

Albums

  • Costa Del Sol (1984)

Singles

  • J'fais d'la Radio (1982)
  • Sir Walter Gimmick (1982)
  • Don Quichotte (1984) #10 FR, #56 US, #25 Austria, #42 NL
  • Rendezvous sur la Costa del Sol (1984)
  • Florida Mix (1986)
  • Pancho Villa (1987)
    • Pancho Villa (1986)
    • Que No Sa... (1986)
  • Tap Connection (1988)

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