Telstar

The beginning of the end came last year when their record label Telstar went bust after ploughing money into Victoria Beckham's singing career.

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Seventeen minutes of police mayhem could be bounced off a satellite called Telstar to show the world.

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I thought "Telstar" was the cat's pajamas and the bee's knees when I heard it, that would have been the summer I was mostly fourteen.

Telstar Steve Perry 2010

"Telstar" was the only song the original group had chart in the U.S. though they did have a couple moderate hits in the U.K., and they broke up when the bassist, Heinz Burt, embarked on a solo career.

Telstar Steve Perry 2010

Born in 1929 in Southwest England, he is best known for producing and writing the No. 1 hit "Telstar" for British pop band The Tornados in 1962.

Phil Ramone and Danielle Evin: Dog Ears Music: Rewind, Volume I 2010

In 1962, the British pop group The Tornadoes, released the instrumental "Telstar," named after an AT&T communications satellite orbited to relay radio and television signals.

Telstar Steve Perry 2010

As such it was a passive communications satellite; later active ones, such as Telstar that followed two years later, have receivers and transmitters to amplify and relay, or broadcast, the signals.

Spacewatch: Nasa's Echo 1 anniversary 2010

S. by a British group was "Telstar," an instrumental.

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