Goffin). They worked in London and LA, with H.S.H. Princess Stephanie of Monaco. Later years After splitting up, Swain went on to produce Kim Wilde's million-selling Close album. Jolley set up a record label and production company, releasing uptempo club version of Aznavour's What Makes A Man and other records, under the group name 'Marseilles'. He also went on to co-produce and write tracks for Bananarama's Pop Life'' album. Swain was head A&R Consultant for Universal Records International. Jolley was later convicted of sexual offences involving minors and jailed for 18 months. References English record producers English songwriters Record production duos English musical duos British songwriting teams British record production teams