ladygirl99 said:

it isnt... but i love that Freddie James record that and Hollywood

CalhounSq said:

Me too

I wonder what she sings about

Icicle said:

that whole album is the soundtrack to the summer of 76

100MPH said:

I heard Robin Gibb sang there! Is it true?
I wish I could hear that!

CalhounSq said:

Same!!


how da ya like it
how da ya like it

theAudience said:

And I can't believe Rick Dees' Disco Duck is mentioned on not ONE thread today, but two different ones.

Icicle said:

I love it too. It's a good song.

She was a porn star at one point actually.
[Edited 6/8/06 13:04pm]

another org classic!

minneapolisgenius said:

From wikipedia:

She has since appeared on a number of VH1 specials including Where Are They Now in 1999, VH1's 100 Greatest Dance Songs in 2001 (More, More, More was the #45 greatest dance song) and VH1's 100 Greatest One-Hit Wonders in 2003, where she said she wants to be remembered as a person who "gave people pleasure" —then made sure to emphasize the following words—"for my music." She also made an appearance in the 2005 documentary movie Inside Deep Throat. She is currently living in Florida where she works as a counselor at a drug and alcohol rehab center.

http://www.youtube.com/wa...rea%20true

Icicle said:

I saw "Inside Deep Throat" actually. I vaguely remember her appearance in that.

minneapolisgenius said:

I saw that movie also. It inspired me and my friends to go see 'Deep Throat' when it was rereleased in theaters a few months later. It was an interesting experience.

Boney M is the greatest thing to happen to music

sextonseven said:

I still haven't seen Deep Throat in it's entirety yet. It's reached mythical status for me by now. I'll surely be let down.

Mostly I'll just be watching it for the groovy fashions of course.

some of the tackiest stuff i actually like because of its tackiness/corniness/campiness:

damn near everything by boney m.

pino d'angio, "ma quale idea" (i'm listening to this right now, actually. )

celi bee & the buzzy bunch, "hurt me, hurt me" and "superman"

patrick cowley, "menergy"

the addrisi brothers, "slow dancing don't turn me on"

the gibson brothers, "mariana"

shirley and company, "jim doc kay" and "cry cry cry"

tane1976 said:

i love me some baccara..."darling" and "parlez-vous francais" are two other songs from 'em you can add to the list.

CinisterCee said:

my chiffon is wet, dahling, my chiffon is wet, my wig is wet!!!

As much as I love this song, when I first saw this thread, the first song I thought of was "Push Push (In the Bush)" by Musique.

Finess said:

Yeah it is!

blackguitaristz said:

are ya ready, are ya ready for this
do ya like it, do ya like it like this...

minneapolisgenius said:

Yeah, right....But seriously, you're not missing much. It was a shock of course when it first came out, and it is indeed a classic, but to me, the film is very tame.

100MPH said:

this album's actually not too bad...i dig "what makes music", "the happiest street in the world" and "me lost me cookie at the disco":

me lost me cookie at the diiis-coooo
me lost me cookie in the boo-gieee muuu-sic
me lost me cookie at the diis-cooo
me want it back...me want it back again!

DavidEye said:

that song gets stuck in my head on occasion.

minneapolisgenius said:

Yep, she was. And a teacher, too! From the liner notes of Billboard: Top Dance Hits 1976 (a great compilation!):

Nashville-born Andrea True studied music and drama in college, then moved to New York in 1968, where she taught music theory at Greenwich Village School of Music while remaining an acting student at Herbert Bergdorf's. She got her singing break while appearing at the Riverboat in the Empire State Building where she met drummer/keyboardist Gregg Diamond, who landed her a contract with Buddah Records. After cutting the vocals to More, More, More in Kingston, Jamaica, mixing was completed in New York and Philadelphia. Andrea is credited as being one of the first disco artists to self-promote her music by taking records directly to club DJs, which is how More, More, More broke in the clubs, eventually making the transition to radio.

100MPH said:

DAYUM!!! I just KNOW he had a cigarrette & a bottle of Jack waiting for him on the side

minneapolisgenius said:

Hence the line "let's get the cameras rolling,let's get the action going" in that song

Icicle said:

Handclapsfingasnapz said:

Musically,it's a slammin' track it's produced by Chic so it has their signature sound.But the lyrics and the vocals are terrible.

blackguitaristz said:

nothing tacky about that song at all

so hard,so hard to find peace,peace,peace of mind...peace of mind
if you must do a piece,piece,piece of mine....come on and do it,do it!


those ladies were horny

Icicle said:

Another song on her album is called "Keep It Up Longer"