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Hi Friends and fellow You Tubers This number is very current in so much as the words resonate to day with the conflicts in Afghanistan – War is War and men and woman get injured physically and mentally and die for their country. The age of British and American troops is still 19 plus. Paul Hardcastle (born 10 December 1957, London, England is an English composer and musician, specialising in the synthesizer. Hardcastle is best remembered for the Dance hits “Rain Forest” and “19″. Success of “19″ In early 1985, the release of the dance hit “19″ brought Hardcastle acclaim and chart success. “19″ was a straight-forward dance record, featuring stuttering samples of television narrator Peter Thomas speaking about Vietnam war veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) (Initially unhappy about having his voice used in this way, Thomas later relented and allowed the single to be released.). A number one hit single for Chrysalis Records in the United Kingdom for five weeks, the record topped the charts in both France and Germany in two versions, the English language original and an authorised local language alternative. Altogether, it was number one in thirteen countries, selling over three million copies worldwide. The UK progressive rock musician Mike Oldfield claimed that a melodic element of “19″ had been copied from a sequence of his multi-million selling concept album, Tubular Bells, and a settlement was made. Simon Fuller, who was Hardcastle’s manager at …