This duo formed in the UK with Brit Simon Tedd and Canadian ‘Shark’.
They had minor hits for MCA with Shooting From My Heart and the superbly catchy Fell Off A Mountain in 1989. Shooting From My Heart also made it to #17 in the American AOR charts.
Simon Tedd was a graduate of the Pub Rock circuit, where he played in a combo called Simon Tedd & The Adventures. He also recorded singles under the name Tango Echo Delta Delta.
The band relocated to New York but called it a day in 1991 after two albums.
Tedd remained in New York and later changed his name to Simon Scardanelli. He has released a number of solo albums and has since relocated back to the UK.
Shark Vocals, guitar, bass Simon Tedd
Vocals, guitar, keyboards
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