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Silver Convention
Save Me (LP)
Midland International Records (US) / 1975 / BKLI-1129
LP-album 33 ⅓ rpm vinyl record
Produced and Arranged by Sylvester Levay
Side 1)
1) Save Me-4:25
2) I Like It-4:42
3) Fly Robin Fly-5:31
4) Another Girl-3:54
Side 2)
1) Heart Of Stone-3:54
2) Chains Of Love-4:05
3) Sun Of A Gun-3:52
4) Tiger Baby-4:18
5) Please Don't Change-4:54
DISCO CLASSIC ALERT!!! The first three songs on side one were all huge, huge hits, with FLY ROBIN FLY and SAVE ME becoming DISCO CLASSICS. The afore mentioned FLY ROBIN FLY was one of the biggest "Crossover" records of the year. It was played on AM stations!!The FM stations played it. Every Disco in town played it. And even DISCO songs played it? Remember the RITCHIE FAMILY, "THE BEST DISCO IN TOWN" was a major DISCO/POP hit, and it used FLY ROBIN FLY in it. How special does that make it, very special/ On my scale from 1-10, it gets a 10. By the way, I LIKE IT was a "Hidden Gem" that was played exclusively in DISCOS. Great Album.
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May 20, 2008 | 9:04 amI like also very much the violins in Tiger Baby ...
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May 20, 2008 | 8:56 am
Most definitely my friend. Who can forget those incredibly strong violins after they sang FLY ROBIN FLY or in SAVE ME. In 1977 I remember when they "invaded" New York City DISCOS and made the rounds, playing all the Clubs. The strings were with them when they played The COPACABANA. This truly is DISCO!
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May 20, 2008 | 8:46 am
What Can I say , this is a disco album, I remember this LP changed my view for the music that time , and I discovered something new in that music , for me this is the first LP I called it DISCO a new dance style music with this violins it was new on my ear .... I love this LP till now , THIS IS WAT YOU CALL IT DISCO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7TQaJIgU-w
I remember when I walked into my first hometown discoteque, it was this vs Salsoul Orchestra Tangerine. Even Miss Donna Summer came afterward, only slightly.