Saint Tropez - Violation

Опубликовано 8 сентября 2011, 21:23

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Laurin Rinder and W. Michael Lewis were the production duo behind the 70's disco groups El Coco, Sweet Potato Pie, Tuxedo JunctionSaint Tropez, Le Pamplemousse and the soundtracks of popular television programs like "That's Incredible" and "In Search Of..."

They were studio musicians based out of L.A who had a background playing on records by The Standells, We FiveAnita O'Day and Percy Sledge who accidentally stumbled upon disco in it's earliest incarnations. Soon they were putting their slick 70's spin on the cocaine friendly repetitive sounds becoming popular in the gay clubs of Santa Monica, Provincetown, Castro and Christoper Streets, and beyond.