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Which Willie Nelson and Elvis ballad became a Pet Shop Boys hit?
Answer: Always on My Mind
Why: They first performed it on an ITV television special commemorating the tenth anniversary of Elvis Presley's death.
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Which producer's idea gave "Left to My Own Devices" its orchestral opening?
Answer: Trevor Horn
Why: The orchestra was Horn's idea, the duo's first; Richard Niles arranged and conducted it at Abbey Road, and Lowe found it too much.
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Which producer recorded the original "West End Girls"?
Answer: Bobby Orlando
Why: Orlando's 1984 release on his Bobcat label was a club hit in Los Angeles and San Francisco; the duo cut ties with him in March 1985.
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What name was chosen for Pet Shop Boys' 1986 debut studio album?
Answer: Please
Why: The duo said they chose the title so fans could ask a record shop for the Pet Shop Boys album, please.
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Who duetted with Pet Shop Boys on What Have I Done to Deserve This?
Answer: Dusty Springfield
Why: The 1987 collaboration reached number two on both the UK and US charts, sparking a major career resurgence for Springfield.
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What did Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe first call themselves?
Answer: West End
Why: The name came from friends who worked in an Ealing pet shop, and the duo noted it also echoed the Beastie Boys.