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Ottawa’s Eight Seconds became Canadian Top40 sensations in 1987 when they broke through with their monster Rupert Hine produced synth-pop hit “Kiss You (When It’s Dangerous)”. A second full-length album followed in 1990 but management and label issues derailed the band’s momentum. They split up not long after. Keyboardist Frank Levin would go on to co-found Canadian independent music distribution company IndiePool in the mid-1990s which led to work with Bullseye Records. When the idea of launching a Beatles tribute came up in 2002, Levin offered to design the packaging for ‘It Was 40 Years Ago Today’ and reunite Eight Seconds for an exclusive version of “Hey Jude”.
Contact: Frank Levin at fish@thebridgegroup.net
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from It Was 50 Years Ago Today: A Tribute To The Beatles - Vol. 2, released January 14, 2014

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Since 1985 Bullseye artists have included Goddo, Klaatu, Guess Who, Brave Belt, Moxy, The Kings, Harem Scarem, Killer Dwarfs, Santers, Honeymoon Suite, Jeff Jones, Tom Hooper, Dave Rave, Florida Razors, Brutus, Bob Segarini, Swedish Fish, Terry Draper, Dee Long, Michael White, Ian Anderson, Leo Sayer, Glen That Canadian Guy Foster, John Boswell, David Quinton, Wild T & The Spirit, Ronnie Hawkins. ... more

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