tony hazzard wrote like a fox on the run in 1974.
tony hazzard wrote like a fox on the run in 1974.
who wrote like a fox on the run in 1974?
tony hazzard
the band first achieved success in the uk charts, with thirteen top 20 hits during the 1970s alone, with "block buster!" (1973) topping the chart, followed by three consecutive number two hits in "hell raiser" (1973), "the ballroom blitz" (1973) and "teenage rampage" (1974). the band turned to a more hard rock style with their mid-career singles, like 1974's "turn it down". "fox on the run" (1975) also reached number two on the uk charts. these results were topped in west germany and other countries on the european mainland. they also achieved success and popularity in the us with the top ten hits "little willy", "the ballroom blitz", "fox on the run" and "love is like oxygen".
the sweet
in 1968, mankovitz took a position as director of engineering at a division of teledyne which produced electromechanical relays, where he developed and patented the first commercially produced solid state relays. his entry into the commercial world of electronics was based on a bold statement he made to the president of the company that he could develop a relay that had no moving parts, and hence not wear out. mankovitz was hired to do just that, and the result was the formation of a new industry that produced solid state relays and circuit breakers to replace the old versions in critical applications. he guided the development of the product line to a multimillion-dollar division, with teledyne becoming a leader in the field of solid state relays. mankovitz was awarded several patents in the field.
roy mankovitz