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|title=First Affair untitled album
|title=<center>First Affair (untitled album)</center>
|description=unreleased euro-disco/synth-pop album
|startyear=1985
|timeframe=No
|image=A-1059949-1445332721-2636.jpeg.jpg
|image=A-1059949-1445332721-2636.jpeg.jpg
|imagecaption=The members of the band, from the cover of the "Stay (Don't Hide Away)" 12" single.
|imagecaption=The members of the band, from the cover of the "Stay (Don't Hide Away)" 12" single.
|status=Partially lost
|status=<span style="color:orange;">'''Partially Lost'''</span>
|comment=Only two released singles, which may (or may not) have been on the album.
|category=Lost music
}}
}}
First Affair was a German synth-pop/euro-disco group signed to Polydor Records. The members were Dirk Steffens, Knut Purwin, Peter Hoffmann & Peter Pollmann (singer). They released only two singles in 1985, a 12"/7" release of Stay (Don't Hide Away)/Madonna, and Blue Tears/Sad Eyes. (Both of the B sides were instrumentals of the A sides). The lyrics of both tracks were written by Danny Antonelli.
First Affair was a German synth-pop/euro-disco group signed to Polydor Records. The members were Dirk Steffens, Knut Purwin, Peter Hoffmann and Peter Pollmann (singer). They released only two singles in 1985, a 12"/7" release of "Stay (Don't Hide Away)/Madonna," and "Blue Tears/Sad Eyes" on 7" only. (Both of the B sides were instrumentals of the A sides). The lyrics of both tracks were written by Danny Antonelli.


On September 9, 2019, Peter Pollmann said they recorded a lot of songs for an album, however, it was shelved by Polydor<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/release/6864653-Blue-Tears/reviews The top comment, in which Peter Pollmann confirms more tracks were made.] Retrieved 7 Feb 21</ref>. A member on Discogs asked him to release the songs if he's able to without legal issues, but he has not responded.
On September 9th, 2019, '''Peter Pollmann said they recorded a lot of songs for an album''', however, it was shelved by Polydor.<ref>[https://www.discogs.com/release/6864653-Blue-Tears/reviews The top comment, in which Peter Pollmann confirms more tracks were made.] Retrieved 07 Feb '21</ref> A member on Discogs asked him to release the songs if he's able to without legal issues, but he has not responded.
 
==Gallery==
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  |description1 =The first single, "Stay (Don't Hide Away)."
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  |description2 =The second single, "Blue Tears."
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==Reference==
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Latest revision as of 22:40, 7 February 2021

A-1059949-1445332721-2636.jpeg.jpg

The members of the band, from the cover of the "Stay (Don't Hide Away)" 12" single.

Status: Partially Lost

First Affair was a German synth-pop/euro-disco group signed to Polydor Records. The members were Dirk Steffens, Knut Purwin, Peter Hoffmann and Peter Pollmann (singer). They released only two singles in 1985, a 12"/7" release of "Stay (Don't Hide Away)/Madonna," and "Blue Tears/Sad Eyes" on 7" only. (Both of the B sides were instrumentals of the A sides). The lyrics of both tracks were written by Danny Antonelli.

On September 9th, 2019, Peter Pollmann said they recorded a lot of songs for an album, however, it was shelved by Polydor.[1] A member on Discogs asked him to release the songs if he's able to without legal issues, but he has not responded.

Gallery

The first single, "Stay (Don't Hide Away)."

The second single, "Blue Tears."

Reference

  1. ↑ The top comment, in which Peter Pollmann confirms more tracks were made. Retrieved 07 Feb '21
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