Seona Dancing

Seona Dancing was a 1980's British pop group formed in 1982 by aspiring pop stars Ricky Gervais and Bill Macrae. Their first single "More to Lose" was released in 1983 and made it to number 70 on the UK charts. The follow up "Bitter Heart" reached number 79 in the UK charts, and the band quickly disbanded in 1984. Shortly after their breakup, "More to Lose" became an extremely popular hit in the Phillipines. Bill Macrae faded into obscurity, but two decades later Ricky Gervais - who had changed his career path from music to stand-up comedy - found new fame as the star, director and writer of hit BBC sitcoms "The Office" and "Extras".