… experiencing it as it happened, and now watching this.
Some solid tunes amidst the abhorrent soft rock. Boney M was in here two or three times and I swear I’ve never heard of them.
Tales of True Adventure for Rugged Men Not Unlike Yourself
Tales of True Adventure for Rugged Men Not Unlike Yourself
… experiencing it as it happened, and now watching this.
Some solid tunes amidst the abhorrent soft rock. Boney M was in here two or three times and I swear I’ve never heard of them.
Some of those weren’t hits in the US. I don’t think “Mull of Kintyre” was even released here, although it was Sir Paul’s all-time biggest single in England. No doubt many teary-eyed sing-alongs in northern pubs.
I don’t think Bony M ever had a US hit, which is why you haven’t heard of them.
It strains credulity to think that “Knock Three Times” and “Seasons in the Sun” were hits at all, much less #1’s. There are a number of other duds. Proof that a huge majority of people cannot be admitted to a musical discussion.
But plenty of good stuff too. Thanks for posting, many of those were bigger than I would have guessed.
Correction: “Mull of Kintyre” was released in the US, but it flopped.
Bee Gees, Macca, and ABBA had a solid decade. Some of those emmereffers were lucky as hell. Looking at you, Rupert Holmes!
By the way, I could have told Macca et alia that “Mull of Kintyre” would never fly in the US. But those arrogant bastards didn’t even bother to ask.