Dollar - Mirror Mirror (Official Music Video) 

The sheer volume of talent and brilliant music in the 70s and 80s didn’t always leave room for everyone to get the full recognition they truly deserved so people made their own lists of faves. Mine always included Dollar even though I was also into punk 😀 Of course NOW in this vapid music wasteland of techno hell computers and R2D2 communication phone messages we must surely all be able to appreciate how musically spoilt we all were in the past. Dollar were a GREAT GREAT pop duo with a ton of good songs and Hand Held in Black in Black, Mirror Mirror and Who Were You With in the Moonlight remain to this day some of the really GREAT tracks of the early 80s and late 70s.

I love this song it one of my favourite song of Dollar

loved dollar up beat tunes

Its scary 4 some reason

but you get out of the weird shop

Hang onto those records, cd's, cassettes, downloads.......

I know, I remember seeing Noel Edmonds introduce this in 1982 on Swap Shop BBC 1, I was 11 and even then it blew me away. She cut herself quite badly jumping through that sugar glass window, she said that during the interview.

She's trying to complete with David, to be fair.

@@liverush24 she's not ugly like he is.

She always looks stunning ❤

@@bp6329he was anything but ugly , both stunning

I agree with you Dean, Thereza Bazar of Dollar was a stunner i had a crush on her in the 1980s. I have always been a fan of them both. Best wishes from another Dean here.

compared to what ? Joe Dolce

I bought it when I was 9. Still love it at 51.

Compared with. In no particular order The human league Don't you want me Jon and vangelis I'll find my way home Duran duran My own way Kool and the gang Get down on it Soft cell bedsitter Adam ant ant rap Toyah good morning universe Altered images I could be happy Imagination flashback Abba one of us Rod stewart young turks Foriegner waiting for a girl like you Bucks fizz land of make believe Meat loaf and cher dead ringer for love Earth wind and fire lets groove Elo ticket to the moon Phil lynott totp theme yellow pearl Depeche mode just can't get enough Kraftwerk the model Daryll hall john oates i can't go for that (no can do) the mobiles drowning in berlin Shakatak easier said than done Alton edwards i just wanna spend some time with you modern romance ay ay ay ay moosey Cliff richards daddies home That kind of comparison and competition. Joe was early 1981 by late 1981 in the uk, production technique by producers and artists changed greatly as technology musically progressed to A significantly better state audibly, the end of 81 shook of the 70's, so polished pop made with the aid of new computer and electronic and newer digital and analogue tech really made an impact by dec 81. Dollar were not charting against joe dolces jan 81 hit ultravox's Vienna was and john lennonbs woman were.Mid to late 1981 was a time of astounding chanbe you'd never have heard a track like dollars mirror mirror with that level of production until late summer onwards it was all a work in progress, that song used the fairlight IIx upgrade the xylaphone sample bass guitar pluck sample and some thereza vocals leading to the reverse reverb effect were al sampling techniques, the fairlight first appeard summer of 79 but the ppg wave used on mirror mirror only appeared late september 1981 after its release it features on other dollar songs. Dollar had an enormous amount of competition, mirror mirror charted for an amazing 17 weeks selling over a million copies in spread out sales during yhag period. It was a Remarkable sparkly piece of music that deserved the success it had. Joe dolce on the other hand did'nt deserve the success early that yr because ye was poor novelty crap with NO style dollar did have style in spades it has to said. So thats ehat it was compared to, the changing times at that time.

@@leesusan9073 .You get what I mean all killers and no fillers , a pedigree time for pop music.

@leesusan9073 you are so right there too.

couldn't agree more.

Just So So good to hear 80s music again

Hi "Lee A" i totally agree with you as i have always been a fan of there's since the late 1970s. All of there 80s singles were fantastic. I wrote a short biography of David Van Day And Thereza Bazar of Dollar fame above, that you just might want to have a read of if your interested, either way best wishes to you here from, Dean.

They also had hits in the 70's as well after leaving Guys N Dolls!

She is soo beautiful in this video

Just thinking the same ❤

He aint bed either ! Both stunning

So does a whack on the head. 😂

That bloke been in soooo many music videos, at this moment forgot his name!

Me too, i i have always loved Dollar and have been a fan of them since the late 1970s. Best wishes and love from Dean X.

They're toured last year. But The guys stepped back for now at least. And has been replaced. Both In late 60s now. But she can still sing. And has an excellent spirit still. Dollar r fun, life, colour. MAGIC*

I feel exactly the same way

Fucked UP Is an Understatement 🤨

it sure is

and some of tehm cant even sing properly

@@angelatulloch-of4ql True.

I agree with you Eddie, i can't stand todays music either.

Van Day was an absolute arse, forcing Bucks Fizz to go to court over name rights.

One tiny nugget you missed: Thereza is actually Canadian. x

this mug claims to have slept with a lot of women when he in fact means men, he's never touched a woman in his life.

Twas a great nose job..

this mug is still a virgin, when he claims to have slept with a lot of women, it's all bullshit, he likes the men.

Well ,one of them!

they were rather underrated.

Did they play I Just Can’t Get Enough by Depeche Mode a lot back then, too?

@@markusantonio4866 always did DM were played 😎👍.

Saw Depeche Mode @ Stadio Olympics Roma July 23 great crowd great weather great music played "Just can't get enough" 😎👍.

Hi Liz, I have always been a fan of them both. I don't think they ever did a bad song. Best wishes, Dean X

Yes like the female dancer Perri Lister she was in Sparks,Kenny Everett and Billy Idol videos

First entered the UK Singles Chart at No.67 week ending 14th November 1981. No.9 through Christmas 1981. Peaked at No.4 week ending 16th January 1982.

The 80s... the worst decade of music until the 2010s.

@@gabbycattell9030 describes you.

Not even Japanese Boy Andy? I love them both, but the production on this is exceptional! Hard to choose 😃

2010 the era of the vidiot.....no motivation, no inspiration or creativity. The 80's were so full of talent. song writing that could bring tears to your eyes on one track and have you dancing and singing along on the next. The only down side to 80's music is the unrecognized musical geniuses. All the musicians and kick ass songs that didn't get the praise they deserved. But, as much as I dislike the hi tech world. and as much as I miss dropping a needle onto a vinyl album hearing the pops and crackles. I do love that virtually any song can be found from any era. And can be played back for any and all ages to experience the tunes past generations grew up listening to. Personally it is music that brings back the very best memories I have. There seems to be a song attached to every new love and one that soothes a broken heart when a relationship ended. Music is most definitely the common denominator that brings together people from every part of the world. So hit play and sing, dance and feel the love!