Dee D. Jackson
Cosmic Curves (CD)
Label: DDE Records LTD (US)
Catalog Number: EYS 031
Format: CD, Album
Released: 1978, Reissue 2010
Genre: Disco
Arranged By – Gary Unwin, Kristian Schultze
Art Direction – M. Vormstein*
Design – A. Kohlmeier*
Drums – Keith Forsey (tracks: B4), Martin Harrison
Electric Bass – Gary Unwin
Electric Guitar – Mats Björklund
Engineer – Conny Jahn
Keyboards – Kristian Schultze
Mixed By – Cedric Beatty (tracks: B2), Conny Jahn
Other [Costumes] – Mano
Photography – P. Borsche
Producer – Gary Unwin, Patty Unwin
Synthesizer [Yamaha Cs 80] – Kristian Schultze
- Automatic Lover [0:04:05.86]
- Red Flight [0:04:10.20]
- Galaxy Of Love [0:04:49.84]
- Meteor Man [0:04:42.18]
- Venus The Goddess Of Love [0:03:53.25]
- Galaxy Police [0:04:43.53]
- Cosmic Curves [0:06:00.13]
- Falling Into Space [0:04:39.45]
- Fireball [0:03:26.24]
- Automatic Lover (remix) [0:05:39.32]
- Didn't Think You'd Do It [0:03:25.82]
“Dee D. Jackson (born Deirdre Elaine Cozier, 15 July 1954, Oxford, England) is a musician and singer. In the 1970s, she worked as a film producer in Munich, Germany, before moving into music, working with Giorgio Moroder and Keith Forsey. In 1978 Dee D Jackson released her first album Cosmic Curves, a science fiction / disco LP, produced by Gary Unwin and his wife Patty. The second single from Cosmic Curves was released later that year. It was a song named "Meteor Man", another big hit in Argentina, Brazil, Europe and Japan. More modest airplay made it to reach #48 on the UK Singles Chart”
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