Requiem - The London Boys Story
Edem Ephraim and Dennis Fuller, both true Londoners from the east end, were christened The London Boys in 1986. Discovered whilst working as dancers in Hamburg, producer Ralf-René Maué instantly saw their potential for pop stardom. The duo enjoyed several hits in Europe and Asia, but it was the single 'Requiem' that caught on internationally, thanks to Pete Waterman, who persuaded The London Boys U. K. label to release the record domestically. 'Requiem' rose to number 4 on the charts and was swiftly followed by the #2 hit 'London Nights'. Both were included on the near-double-platinum album, "The Twelve Commandments Of Dance", that also hit #2Further hits followed in the UK and around the world with 'Harlem Desire', 'My Love', 'Freedom' and 'Chapel Of Love'. Now for the first time, we celebrate the memory of The London Boys with a new 5-disc box set, featuring three albums, expanded with a host of extra material.
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