Giorgio Spagna was Cyber People

Giorgio Spagna was also Mike Cannon among other projects.  

Likely his most well known italo disco release was the breezy Polaris.  Which also happened to be the first release under that name in 1984.  There were several follow-ups and even an album and the all had varying degrees of dance-floor success.

POLARIS ZIP CAUSE I LOVE VOCODER AND SPACEY ITALO DISCO DON'T YOU?

Debbie Jacobs wants your love

Paul Sabu (a powerful protege)

Baltimore native Debbie Jacobs only released two albums but after that she had a few successful dance singles.  Her best tune is the disco classic Don't You Want My Love from her debut l.p. in 1979.  Ironically it was a b side that took off and overshadowed the A side of her maxi single.
She originally worked with the sassy Paul Sabu.

Her singles released as Debbie Jacobs Rock were more on the Hi Nrg tip and definitely less successful their her initial splash as a disco singer.  But her version of Maybe This Time from 1982 was the definitive one at The Saint (you can grab one on Discogs for a mere $500).  Unfortunately it ended up not being officially released and was only to be found on a very limited release promo only single.  I wrote about this a few years ago and you can check that out by using the search function up above.

HAVE SOME DEBBIE

A WLIR & WDRE NEW WAVE CLASSIC OF ALL CLASSICS...MINISTRY...WORK FOR LOVE

Posted again with a refreshed link 
MINISTRY TUNES
Al Jourgensen hates this album.  I think it's Ministry's best.  Their first single was released on seminal punk and new wave and industrial label Wax Trax.  By 1983 they were signed to Arista and With Sympathy was released.  Apparently they remixed and changed the l.p. in several ways before it was released.

Here's a picture of us at The Saint.  It was during a Lene Lovich concert at a PETA benefit on a Friday night.

Tracklist

Work For Love	4:53
Do The Etawa	4:04
I Wanted To Tell Her	5:27
Say You're Sorry	4:22
Here We Go	3:20
Effigy (I'm Not An)	3:51
Revenge	3:49
She's Got A Cause	3:36
Should Have Known Better	4:30