During The Late 1970s, Frankie Valli Released Several Tunes That Didn’t Make It On The Billboard Hot 100 Chart. “Second Thoughts”, A Song Written By Paul Anka, Missed The Mark In 1977. It’s A Nice Ballad That Deserved Much Better. Explaindio Agency Edition FREE Training How to Create Explainer Videos & SELL or RENT them!…
Read more—-WideScreen—- Bob McGilpin Bought His First Guitar With Money That He Made From Mowing Lawns! He Started Writing Songs At About Age 16. Eventually, His Music Became Quite Popular In The Dance Clubs During The Disco Craze. The Song “Superstar” Was His Most Popular. Our Featured Song Called “When You Feel Love” Was Bob’s Only…
Read morehttps://youtube.com/watch?v=9ySoRN5L3fs What Do You Do In Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania?? Play That Funky Music! That’s What The Guys From The Band “Q” Did In 1977. This Superbly Crafted Funk Dance Classic Blasted Up The Charts To #23…But Rarely Ever Gets Heard On The Radio Today. Shake It Up With “Q” On “Flashback Favorites”! Hear it on…
Read moreThe First Album From David Castle Gave Us A Memorable Song About Getting Ready For Work In The Morning And Almost Being Late…Because It’s “10 To 8”! Everyone Loved This Song From 1977, But Not Enough To Make It A Big Hit In The USA. It’s One Of Those Songs That We Often Wonder Why…
Read moreEngland’s “Polly Brown” Had One Of The Earliest Pre-Disco Songs On The Radio. It’s A Fun, Catchy Dance Tune That Was Actually Bigger In The USA Than In The UK. Superb Production & Outstanding Vocals Make “Up In A Puff Of Smoke” A Winner. Hear it on internet radio kvkvi.com
Read more1979 Disco-Mania!!……From San Francisco Based Sylvester James. “Sylvester” Tore Up The Discos In The Fall Of 1978 With The #19 Hit Called “Dance (Disco Heat)” And Then Later That Year Followed It Up With This Outstanding Floor Filler Called “”You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)” That Reached #36 On The Billboard Hot 100 in Early…
Read moreScotland’s “Lulu” Had The Biggest Hit Of Her Career In 1967 With The Smash “To Sir, With Love”. Four More Singles Followed That Didn’t Do Well On The American “Hot 100”. In Late 1969, This Gem Was Released Called “Oh Me Oh My (I’m A Fool For You Baby) And It Regained The Radio Spotlight…
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