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Heatwave
Always And Forever b/w The Groove Line
Epic Records (US) 1976 / 28-50541
12"-33 1/3 rpm vinyl record
Producer: Barry Blue for Indigo
Side A
Always And Forever (6:14)
Side B
The Groove Line (7:28)
Heatwave was originally formed by two Americans that made their home base in the UK and scored big with these cuts.
"Always and Forever" is a heavily requested song by couples everywhere and is a beautiful song with the right words. Even as overplayed as it is, it still holds up and is timeless. "Grooveline" is another Disco scorcher on the flip side of the record.
One of Heatwave's members, Rod Temperton, went on to work with Quincy Jones, Michael Jackson and Brothers Johnson on songwriting and production duties.
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YOUR REVIEWS & COMMENTS
There were no BALLADS more popular than ALWAYS AND FOREVER in the seventies. Maybe WISHING ON A STAR gave it a run for the money. But that is about all. This great song was played in all house parties in every city across the states. All the stations, AM or FM played it. One great song. On my scale from 1-10, it gets a 10.
i think the website is nice because you can find all your favorite disco music cds from back in the and it it is easy to find classic records from way back then.
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