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 When MTV went on the air on August 1, 1981, the first clip the network aired was "Video Killed The Radio Star" by the Buggles. In its infancy, however, MTV was programmed as if it were a radio... |
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Germany in 1973 was the epicenter for the first bloom of Eurodisco. Ohioan Johnny Wilder had been impressed by the scene while stationed there in the service, and upon his discharge returned to form an eight-member group which then relocated to London. An early recruit, U.K.-born keyboardist/arranger Ted Temperton, with one foot in funk and the other in disco, defined their sound and brought the hits. Plagued by misfortune and the fading interest of Temperton, Heatwave eventually called it quits, leaving us with this all-time classic. Temperton, by the way, went on to become an in-demand writer/sideman/producer. (R. Temperton); Produced by Barry Blue for Indigo; arranged and conducted by John Cameron; Rod Temperton, keyboards; Eric Johns, guitar; Mario Mantese, bass; Ernest (Bilbo) Berger, drums, percussion; Johnny Wilder, Jr., percussion, background vocals; Keith Wilder, Lead Vocal; Rec. London, 1976. Epic 8-50370) ( mx. ZSS 162955); P 1976 GTO Records Ltd.  |
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