Bingoboys

The Bingo Boys ( Bingo Boys) were a dance trio from Vienna, consisting of Paul Pfab, Helmut Wolf Gruber and Klaus Biedermann, who was also a member of the production team ultima deep.

The early 1990s succeeded in the music project with the single How To Dance a worldwide hit. Among other things, it reached No. 1 on the 1991 dance charts in the United States. In the Billboard Hot 100 charts it peaked at number 25, the track was a collaboration with rapper Princesa from New York, who for the vocals on the used sample, Dance, Dance, Dance by Chic, Dance ( Disco Heat was ) Sylvester James and Kiss of The Art of Noise featuring Tom Jones, in charge. Furthermore, the track contains a man's voice, which explains dance steps.

With the follow-up single Borrowed Love (also with Princesa ) could not build on this success the trio. The song made ​​it to number 32 of the dance charts and number 71 on the Billboard charts. Besides Princesa was in this piece nor Arnold Jarvis represented with a vocal part.

Before that, she also acted as producer for the project Edelweiss, which had a number one hit with Starship Edelweiss.

Until the mid- 90s they still had several hit singles in Austria, next produced and whip it in the Bingo Boys Studios in Vienna numerous national and international stars. 1996 separated the Bingo Boys.