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Emerging from the ashes of two London based club bands in the late mid 1980s, Escape Club was initially ignored in its native . Their first album was rejected by EMI, who had signed them; they recorded another, which was also passed on. Eventually, the band ended up on Atlantic Records, where they found tremendous success with the title track to their second album, The Wild Wild West. The momentum produced by that song sent the band to the Top 20 both in the States and abroad. MTV jumped on the Western-themed music video and put it into heavy rotation. Highlights of this Boston show include "The Longest Day," "Shake For The Sheik," "Wild Wild West," "Walking Through The Walls" and a great re-make of the T-Rex classic "Telegram Sa. Tags.

Walking Through Walls lyrics. Album: Wild Wild West

In 1985 The Escape Club signed with EMI and recorded the album White Fields, which was released the following year. In 1987, the group moved to Atlantic Records and began recording their next album, Wild Wild West. In 1989, they released two more singles from Wild Wild West: "Shake for the Sheik", which climbed to and "Walking Through Walls", which peaked at The Escape Club's cover single of The Doors' "20th Century Fox" appeared on The Wonder Years: Music From the Emmy Award-Winning Show & Its Era, which also received airplay on MTV. The song was produced by Doors band member Ray Manzarek.

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Escape Club soon released a single, "Breathing," through a small independent label, but it had little commercial impact. As a live act, though, the group's growing popularity led to a record deal with EMI. Their debut album, White Fields, was recorded with noted producer Scott Litt, but, despite garnering slots supporting tours with China Crisis and the Alarm, the band again failed to make any inroads commercially. They reentered the studio (this time with producer Chris Kimsey) and chose to pursue a direction that would integrate more dance elements into their sound