Fancy made a comeback in 1998 with the remix of his biggest hit Flames Of Love. It didn’t take long to captivate audiences around Europe once again. That year Fancy released Hit Party with remixes of his old hits and some new compositions. Only a year later another album D.I.S.C.O. was released and received very good reviews from the fans since most songs were based on an old Fancy formula which made him a star in the ’80s. Then came the album Locomotion in 2001. He first recorded in the German schlager style under the name of Tess Teiges before having his first hit as Fancy called Slice Me Nice in 1984. He was successful in the dance charts, topping Billboard’s dance chart three times. He is renowned for his hit singles including Bolero (Hold Me In Your Arms Again), Lady of Ice, Chinese Eyes & Flames of Love. Many of these were collaborations with composer and producer Anthony Monn, who previously had achieved world-wide success with French singer Amanda Lear. One of Fancy’s albums includes a cover version of her 1976 hit “Blood And Honey”.|Fancy has also recorded many hits for other artists using a variety of other names. Mostly frequently in the name of Tess or Ric Tess he has written music for Grant Miller, Linda Jo Rizzo, Marc Buchner, the Hurricanes, Mozzart, Timerider amongst many others.|Fancy, who studies astrology and esoterica, once claimed in an interview, “I am a moon child”. He has also recorded music for the shows of his good friends and fellow artists Siegfried & Roy.|At the beginning of october Fancy released his brand new album called “Forever Magic”. The first single from this album is the new version of song previously found on the album “All my loving” - “A voice in the dark 2008”. “Forever magic” is released on 12th of december 2008. The second Fancy (http://myspace.com/welovefancy) is a flamboyant three-piece outfit from the notorious riot zones in the working-class suburbs of Paris. |Mixing AC/DC and T-Rex with the glitter ball sparkle of disco, Fancy comes armed with loads of make-up, feather boas, killer tunes at the ready, and a mountain of glowing press in France - including the “Most Entertaining Group” award from the French newspaper Liberation. Onstage, Fancy has supported MC5, TV on the Radio, Daft Punk and The Rapture.|FANCY also co-wrote the recent Justice hit ‘D.A.N.C.E.’.|“Above all, we’re about making love”, says their singer and resident rock god/dess Jessie Chaton. The third Fancy is a British white funk band of the 1970’s most famous for their cover of the Trogg’s “Wild Thing,” a single which went gold in the U.S. Former Penthouse pet Helen Court sang steamily, Rick Fenwick ex-of the Spencer Davis Group played guitar, Mo Foster bass, Henry Spinetti drums and Alan Hawkshaw keyboards. Fancy released several subsequent albums replacing Court with Annie Cavanaugh from the cast of Hair and Jesus Christ Superstar, but failed to regain the same success. The fourth Fancy is a San Jose, CA based synth pop band that formed immediately after the dissolution of Volvox. It included Scott Meisburger and most of the other ex-Volvoks, but conspicuously lacked the presence of Brendan Wheatley. In addition, Fancy is a eurobeat vocalist for SCP Music. The sixth is a British glam rock band, known for the song Star Lord. |
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