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Hot Ice
7,675 listeners
Hot Ice was the name adopted by Harry Manfredini and Michael Zager for their collaboration on the disco theme to Friday the 13th Part 3. View wikiHot Ice was the name adopted by Harry Manfredini and Michael Zager for their collaboration on the disco theme to Friday the 13th Part 3. View wikiHot Ice was the name adopted by Harry Manfredini and Michael Zager for their collaboration on the disco theme to Friday the 13th Part 3. View wiki
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Janice McClain
6,222 listeners
Janice McClain is a native Philadelphian and from published articles it seems she was about 16 when she recorded "Smack Dab In The Mid… read moreJanice McClain is a native Philadelphian and from published articles it seems she was about 16 when she recorded "Smack Dab In The Middle". Thanks to an artful remix by Larry Levan the RFC 12" single was one of the biggest… read moreJanice McClain is a native Philadelphian and from published articles it seems she was about 16 when she recorded "Smack Dab In The Middle". Thanks to an artful remix by Larry Levan the RFC 12" single was one of the biggest club hits of 1979. Despite major club and radio exposure a … read more
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Lorraine Johnson
4,886 listeners
Lorraine Johnson was a Disco artist of the late '70s who released the club favorite, "Feed the Flame". Lorraine released two… read moreLorraine Johnson was a Disco artist of the late '70s who released the club favorite, "Feed the Flame". Lorraine released two albums produced by Disco wizards Moses Dillard and Jesse Boyce. Her first album, titled "The… read moreLorraine Johnson was a Disco artist of the late '70s who released the club favorite, "Feed the Flame". Lorraine released two albums produced by Disco wizards Moses Dillard and Jesse Boyce. Her first album, titled "The More You Want" was released in 1977 and her second, ti… read more
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Trussel
7,718 listeners
Trussel was in line to blow up like the Commodores and the Black Byrds. A College based group of Music Majors from Virginia State College, … read moreTrussel was in line to blow up like the Commodores and the Black Byrds. A College based group of Music Majors from Virginia State College, the group had all the makings of a super group. Tight horns, moves, and a fantastic lead vocalist … read moreTrussel was in line to blow up like the Commodores and the Black Byrds. A College based group of Music Majors from Virginia State College, the group had all the makings of a super group. Tight horns, moves, and a fantastic lead vocalist Larry Tynes. Later when the group signed with Elektra they a… read more
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Phreek
10,862 listeners
Phreek was a studio group produced by Patrick Adams in 1978. Phreek hit it big with "Weekend" which has been covered by Class Act… read morePhreek was a studio group produced by Patrick Adams in 1978. Phreek hit it big with "Weekend" which has been covered by Class Action and Todd Terry and continues to be a popular club hit. Although Adams released many commercial… read morePhreek was a studio group produced by Patrick Adams in 1978. Phreek hit it big with "Weekend" which has been covered by Class Action and Todd Terry and continues to be a popular club hit. Although Adams released many commercial studio acts in the late 70s, Phreek is certainly one of his… read more
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Loose Change
8,271 listeners
There are many known bands called Loose Change. 0) one-album female vocal trio signed to Casablanca Records in the late 70s 1) Sydney, Aust… read moreThere are many known bands called Loose Change. 0) one-album female vocal trio signed to Casablanca Records in the late 70s 1) Sydney, Australia based hiphop crew 2) A hardcore punk band from Ukiah, California. 3) Virgil Donati's ba… read moreThere are many known bands called Loose Change. 0) one-album female vocal trio signed to Casablanca Records in the late 70s 1) Sydney, Australia based hiphop crew 2) A hardcore punk band from Ukiah, California. 3) Virgil Donati's band 4) Olympia band 5) a southern blues-blues rock band from… read more
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Frantique
13,580 listeners
Tricia Cheyenne, Florence Raynor, Denise Russelle started on the Philidelphia International label in 1979. Their best known record is the … read moreTricia Cheyenne, Florence Raynor, Denise Russelle started on the Philidelphia International label in 1979. Their best known record is the disco single Strut Your Funky Stuff. View wikiTricia Cheyenne, Florence Raynor, Denise Russelle started on the Philidelphia International label in 1979. Their best known record is the disco single Strut Your Funky Stuff. View wiki
