This sensitive, caring, British 'take' on the whole "FAME" genre, was conceived by the legendary BBC writer/director/producer Marilyn Fox. Never willing to 'sell-out', the honesty of the storylines was to capture a whole generation of viewers in the mid-1990s. Truly the story of a 'stage school', which, as well as academic subjects, taught it's show-biz mad students street dance, drama, music, ballet, recording theory, audition technique... - whilst passionate about the personal development of its individual students. Just like real life...? There were three series, totalling 25 episodes - all the songs and lyrics were by Michael Omer, who was to go on and produce a number 5 chart hit for the BBC's "ER" style hospital drama "CASUALTY" and score the EMMY Award winning "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY"
yep thats the one...i loved it! think it was called to keep the dream alive...or something along those lines?
thecheech 1 year ago
yep thats the one...i loved it! think it was called to keep the dream alive...or something along those lines?
thecheech 1 year ago
@thecheech you mean the song that Amber (Vanessa Cavanagh) sang
i cant remember what it was called either but it was a slow song.
AimeeBekkaNeate 1 year ago
Thank yo SO much for uploading these clips. The Biz was a huge favourite of mine, I can still sing along with the songs. My favourite was a song that a girl sang for an audition in hollywood. please could you post that if you have it. thanks for some great songs.
daniel
thecheech 1 year ago