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#444 THE RHYTHM DIVINE Yello featuring Shirley Bassey
Synth duo Yello consists of Boris Blank and Dieter Meier. The act formed in Zurich, Switzerland in 1979. They came to international attention when their recording "Oh Yeah" was used in the hit film 'Ferris Beuller's Day Off' in 1986. Most of their earliest hits were on the US Dance Chart.
In 1987, the duo collaborated with Shirley Bassey for the haunting single "The Rhythm Divine". The song was written by Yello (they also produced it) with Billy Mackenzie. The latter was a member of The Associates. Sadly, he died of an overdose of prescription drugs in 1997. "Rhythm..." was included on Yello's 'One Second' album. Mackenzie is featured singing on the track "Goldrush". Yello's most recent release was the album 'Touch' in 2009.

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