Delegation Megamix

Delegation was formed in the United Kingdom in 1975 by Ricky Balley, Len Coley and Roddy Harris. Working with record producer, songwriter Ken Gold (who masterminded The Real Thing), they began releasing a series of moderately successful singles such as The Promise of Love and Where Is The Love (We Used to Know). But their fortunes changed for the better in 1977 with the release of Oh Honey, a mid tempo cut that hit the Top Ten in several countries. The accompanying album, The Promise of Love, included the ballad Mr. Heartbreak, Where Is The Love (We Used To Know) and Someone Oughta Write a Song (About You Baby), which also charted. More changes occurred when Coley left and was replaced by Bruce Dunbar. In 1979 Delegation released Eau De Vie, on the Ariola label and had international hits with Heartache, 9, You And I and the Put A Little Love On Me. By 1980, Coley and Harris were replaced