Top's drummer, Alan Wills, had played with The Wild Swans in the 1980s.[1] The group signed to Island Records and released the album Emotion Lotion in 1991. The album spawned two hit singles in the UK: "She's Got All the World", which peaked at #80, and "Number One Dominator", which reached #67.[2] In the US, "Number One Dominator" reached #17 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart.[3]Billboard described "Number One Dominator" as a "swirling alternative track" and complimented its "layered vocals" as having a "mysterious and irresistible electronic quality".[4] Alan Wills went on to set up and run British record label Deltasonic.
Membersedit
Paul Cavanaugh - vocals, guitar
Alan Wills - drums
Joe Fearon - bass
Referencesedit
^Martin C. Strong, The Great Indie Discography. 1st edition. Canongate, 1999, p. 704.
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