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Who sings the song that has a motorcycle wreck at the end from the 60s or 70s the 1960s or the 1970s?
Leader of the Pack
What was the popular music in the 70s?
disco and or rock and roll
Who sings the 70s song goes great god in heaven i love you?
The title of the song is "Vehicle," by the band The Ides of March. The lead singer is Jim Peterik, who wrote the song.
Who sang the 70s disco hit is it love that you're after?
rose Royce
Who sings the funk song on the radio commercials that has the base guitar beat and the only lyrics are Money money money money MONAY?
You're probably talking about "For the Love of Money," recorded by the O'Jays in the '70s. It's a classic funk song.
Who sings the song that has a motorcycle wreck at the end from the 60s or 70s the 1960s or the 1970s?
Leader of the Pack
70s Disco tune Get up and Dance?
Supercharge
What was the popular music in the 70s?
disco and or rock and roll
When and where did people wear disco?
In the 70s mostly in China
Who sings the 70s song goes great god in heaven i love you?
The title of the song is "Vehicle," by the band The Ides of March. The lead singer is Jim Peterik, who wrote the song.
The 70s sweet love song who sings lets make love at home sometimes make love at your house or mine?
The Escorts
Who sang the 70s disco hit is it love that you're after?
rose Royce
In that 70s show Who sings won't you let me walk you home from school?
The song is called "Thirteen" it's sung by the band Big Star.
Who was Mike Oxbig?
Mick OXEBIG is a character from murder at the disco 70s version.
Was the hustle invented in the 1950s?
No, the Hustle is a name for used for various disco moves that were invented in the 70s.
Who recorded a track in the 70s called disco duck?
Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots, is the answer you are seeking
What are the release dates for That '70s Show - 1998 Roller Disco 3-5?
That '70s Show - 1998 Roller Disco 3-5 was released on: USA: 14 November 2000 Germany: 8 September 2001 Hungary: 10 February 2010
