Addrisi Brothers
The Addrisi Brothers were an American rock band from Winthrop (Massachusetts ), consisting of Don ( born December 14, 1938 † 13 November 1984) and Dick ( born July 4, 1941).
Career
The brothers were first in a acrobatic group in their family with the name The Flying Addrisis. Your singing career began when she appeared with Lenny Bruce in contact and then moved to California. Once a piece of music was rejected at a presentation for the Mickey Mouse Club, they moved to Del -Fi Records, later to Imperial Records and Warner Bros. Records, and recorded several singles, but posed no great success, and therefore devoted themselves to writing songs. In the early 1970s she had a hit with We've Got to Get it on Again. In 1977 they succeeded to the title Slow Dancin ' Do not Turn Me On to land a top twenty hit in the U.S. singles charts.
Her biggest hit as a songwriter was Never My Love for the band The Association. They also wrote the theme music for the American television series Nanny and the Professor.
Discography
Albums
- We've Got to Get it On Again ( Columbia Records, 1972)
- Addrisi Brothers ( Buddah Records, 1977)
Singles
The chart positions indicated with "#" are based on the U.S. singles charts.
- "I'll Be True / Everybody Happy" (1958 ) Brad Label
- "Cherry Stone" (1959 ) Del -Fi 4110 - # 62
- " We've Got to Get it On Again" (1972 ) - Columbia 45521 - # 25
- "Slow Dancin ' Do not Turn Me On " (1977) - Buddah 566 - # 20
- " Does She Do It Like She Dances " (1977) - Buddah 579 - # 74
- "Never My Love" (1977 ) - Buddah 587 - # 80
- "Ghost Dancer" (1979 ) - Scotti Brothers 500 - # 45