They hire a video camera and with Lou's help are allowed to use a BBC studio overnight. After an A&R man from a rival label, played by Steve Furst, attempts to poach the group, the girls demand that Danny and Shay make a music video to go with their single. Manny manages to produce a polished version of I'm Coming Out.ĭanny and Shay hear the HearKittyKitty single being played on BBC Radio 1. Swing takes Nancy from the coffee shop on a disastrous date. Danny becomes romantically involved with Tina. Shay has to buy cocaine to replace that taken by Manny. He takes a large amount of the drug and produces a tune that the others describe as "someone being hit by a train". Manny, who it transpires has recently returned from a drug rehabilitation retreat in India, finds the bag which contains packages of cocaine. Tony has asked Shay to look after a bag belonging to local hard man Big Stu and Shay hides it above the high cistern of the toilet cubicle at the recording studio hired for the recording session. With HearKittyKitty signed to the label, Danny and Shay recruit producer Manny Westside to mix and produce the single, a cover of the Diana Ross hit I'm Coming Out. The pair audition local artists for the competition, the event takes place and HearKittyKitty (Tina and Marie) are the winners. They rent a run down warehouse next to the Manchester Ship Canal as an office and Shay's father Tony helps them to furnish the premises with stolen furniture on the understanding that he and Shay's mother Lorraine can appear at the Battle of the Bands. Lou suggests that they hold a Battle of the Bands competition to find an act to sign to the label. They quit to set up the record label when Danny learns that he has inherited £10,000 from his grandmother. The programme was produced by Jim Poyser and directed by David Kerr.ĭanny and Shay start a new clerical job as filing clerks. for the show "Dogs Ablaze" and "Oo La La Jeremy Paxman" "The band perform in masks and write songs about Jeremy Paxman – they're never going to sell any records." Two songs were composed by a.P.A.t.T. (UK band)) The Hebden Bridge six-piece who feature in Episode 1/2 of the series. The title music, 'Make It Alone,' and 'White Noise' are the 2 songs played by the band, with the latter being the single song showcased at the Hebden Bridge gig.
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