Used in a ad by a pop company from Atlanta and bit of background to this song This song was originally and ad in australia when a tv mogul put up a lot of money to have an alternative cricket competition 44 years later I still know the lyrics .
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This was a theme song for one of my buddies and I, when we were on ski lift chairs, and afterwards in the clubs, back in the day. We were having a great time, but we must have been annoying, truth be told.
The BeeGee's had how many #1 songs in the 70's? I think they might be in the top 10 all time of the disco era. Edit: and the answer is 8. They had 8 chart toppers in the 70's. How Deep is Your Love” This song spent four weeks at number one. ... “Night Fever” ... “Stayin' Alive” ... “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” ... “Jive Talkin'” ... “Too Much Heaven” ... “You Should be Dancing” ... “Love You Inside Out” And damned if that doesn't include Caveat emptor if you click on the link. You'll be hearing it all weekend.
Im impressed , cant believe you knew this song .the interesting bit is they were in a group years earlier called the easybeats who had friday on your mind ( a top 10 all time aussie great) . They also produced ac dc. George young bothers are Malcolm and Angus young
