I know there is a Farrah Fawcett sticky over in the General Discussion section but this is of a musical nature and I just wanted to share some information that I bet y'all didn't know over here in the section with the music lovers. Farrah was all over the place in the late 70s but I bet y'all didn't know she made a 45 and it was on TK Records. It's not something that I care for but I did find it as interesting information that I was unaware of.

Here's a link so you can see the 45 sleeve and the actual 45. There's also a place inbetween the two pictures where you can click and hear it.....

http://cranchedfornow.blo...rt-of.html

So she worked in France as an interpreter?

Henry Stone was the king of distribution.

"Wonder Woman" was another one of my favorites from the 1970s. "Wonder Woman", "Charlie's Angels", "The Bionic Woman", "The Six Million Dollar Man"....those were my idols back in those days and I used to eat, sleep, and breathe those shows until I got into music and got new idols beginning with Donna Summer and then Prince.

I've seen clips of Lynda singing. Her voice sounded OK but the type of songs she was singing was....uh....dull.

It's not that rare though

http://music.shop.ebay.co...acat=11233

There's also a compilation album of various artists on which her song appears, and with Farrah on the front cover. I think it's only released in Israel : http://cgi.ebay.com/FARRA...7C294%3A50
[Edited 6/27/09 11:23am]

vainandy said:

Lynda's version of The Spinners' Rubberband Man is THE only thing worth listening by her.

vainandy said:

Farrah was Miss "6 Million Dollar"