Normally the editorial policy here at Dangerous Minds—such that there is one—is that we tend to post about things we actually like, can get behind and want to enthusiastically share with our readers. It’s difficult to write about stuff you hate and who wants to participate in a “Hey, smell this, it smells like shit” sort of arrangement? Neither reader nor writer? Well, this post will be a departure from all that… Liverpool Express Liverpool Express was formed (in Liverpool, natch) by Billy Kinsley, Roger Scott Craig, Tony Coates, and Derek Cashin in 1975… Chris Redburn became a successful road haulage businessman (he owns music transportation company, Redburn Transfer) and continued to gigs with Andy Walton as The Legendary Old Brown Growlers. Stile set up his own PA hire company.

a b Roberts, David (2006). British Hit Singles & Albums (19thed.). London: Guinness World Records Limited. p.299. ISBN 1-904994-10-5. Maggie Bell Margaret "Maggie" Bell was born on 12 January 1945, at Maryhill, Glasgow, in Scotland. She began singing in her teenage years and…Songwriters Bill Martin and Phil Coulter had used session musicians to record their hit The Bump. So the two men looked around for some young faces to fit their music. The success of “The Bump” was followed up with the similar sounding “Fancy Pants,” “Baby I Love You OK” and “Julie Anne.” Their debut album, The Sound of Super K—what a title, eh?—included uncredited contributions from journeyman guitarist Chris Spedding and legendary session drummer Clem Cattini. It didn’t sell that well. In 1976, Kenny went to court to sever their ties with Martin & Coulter and RAK Records. Martin & Coulter moved on to Slik who covered “Fancy Pants” and had another hit with it. Polydor группа выпустили сингл «Hot Lips», который по иронии судьбы был почти точной копией композиции Мартина и Коултера, и второй альбом Ricochet (1976). Затем вплоть до 1979 года группа выпустила ещё несколько синглов, прежде чем бесследно исчезнуть. Slik Slik formed in the mid-70s from the ashes of a Glasgow (Scotland) heavy metal group called Salvation which contained Jim… They struggled for independence from the famous production team, but Martin and Coulter were adamant that Kenny was their creation and they were entitled to keep hold of the name – regardless of what individual band members did.

The Bump” stood out among other disco hits because of its upbeat tempo, catchy lyrics, and underlying message of community and resilience. While many disco songs focused on hedonism and escapism, “The Bump” offered a more optimistic and celebratory message that resonated with listeners on a deeper level. What lasting impact did “The Bump” have on popular music? The Bump” had a lasting impact on popular music and dance culture. Its success helped to solidify disco as a genre and made the bump dance craze a part of American pop culture. The song’s message of solidarity and community continues to resonate with listeners today, serving as a reminder of the unifying power of music and dance. What were some of the challenges Kenny faced while writing “The Bump”? KENNY | full Official Chart History | Official Charts Company". www.officialcharts.com . Retrieved 29 December 2020.

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Kansas Kansas started out as a bar band playing cover versions of contemporary songs and soul oldies in the American state… Bill Martin and Phil Coulter When the moody Forever and Ever topped the UK charts for Slik on Valentine's Day 1976 it completed a remarkable ten years… This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( September 2020) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Kenny was a prolific songwriter and wrote several other disco hits, including “Boogie Shoes” and “That’s the Way (I Like It).” He also wrote songs for other popular artists, including George McCrae and KC and the Sunshine Band. What legacy does “The Bump” leave behind?