Van McCoy Luciano Rossi - Change With The Times Senza Parole
Review by Wallace Hagstrom
Change With The Times Senza Parole, the latest album by Van McCoy Luciano Rossi, is a marvelous blend of soulful music that is sure to leave listeners in awe. The album features a collection of songs that are both catchy and soul-stirring, with each track showcasing the artist's exceptional talent and skill.
From the opening track, "Senza Parole," which features a beautiful melody that is both relaxing and uplifting, to the closing song, "Change With The Times," which is an upbeat and inspiring tune that encourages listeners to embrace change, this album is a masterpiece.
The album's standout tracks include "Take It Easy," a soulful ballad that is both emotional and soothing, and "I Can't Help But Dance," a funky tune that is sure to get listeners grooving. The album also features some beautiful instrumental pieces, such as "Sweetheart" and "Interlude," which showcase the artist's exceptional musicianship.
Table of Contents
Download
Filename: van-mccoy-luciano-rossi-change-with-the-times-senza-parole.rar- MP3 size: 6.4 mb
- FLAC size: 106 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Change With The Times | 3:16 | |
| Senza Parole | 3:47 |
Video
TOPPOP: Van McCoy - Change With The Times
Images
Catalog Numbers
JB 035Labels
Avco, AristonListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- 45 RPM
- Jukebox
Companies
| Role | Company |
|---|---|
| Published By | Ed. Ariston |
Notes
- Edizione per Juke Box. Vietata La Vendita (Edition for Jukebox. Not for sale).
- Side B: Published by Ed. Ariston.
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Runout area side A): AV - 4604 - A
- Matrix / Runout (Runout area side B): AR - 00712 - A BIS
- Matrix / Runout (Label side A): JB 035 - A
- Matrix / Runout (Label side B): JB 035 - B
- Rights Society: S.I.A.E.
About Van McCoy Luciano Rossi
For "McCoy" songwriting credits, do NOT confuse with
American solo artist, singer, songwriter, arranger and producer. Co-founder of the label. Often thought of as a disco producer because of his work in the 1970s. Van Allen Cinton McCoy was born on January 16, 1940. He died of a heart attack at age 39 on July 6, 1979. He was in a doo wop group called The Starlighters with his brother Norman McCoy in the early days. They released the single "The Birdland". As a solo artist, he released numerous singles throughout the 1960s to the 1970s. He also wrote hits for and produced for many other artists. His last album was The Lonely Dancer. Often associated with publisher
Real Name
- Van Allen Clinton McCoy
Name Vars
- A. Van McCoy
- Alan Van McCoy
- Allen McCoy
- Allen Van McCoy
- B. McCoy
- C. McCoy
- M. McCoy
- MC. Coy
- MCoy
- Mac Coy
- Mc Coy
- Mc. Coy
- McCoy
- McCoy/McCoy
- McCoyt
- McGoy
- McKoy
- Mccoy
- Mccoy van Allen
- V McCoy
- V. McCoy
- V. Mac Coy
- V. Mc Coy
- V. Mc Koy
- V. Mc. Coy
- V. McCoy
- V. McKoy
- V. Mcoy
- V.A.McCoy
- V.M. Coy
- V.McCoy
- Vam McCoy
- Van Allen Mc Coy
- Van Allen McCoy
- Van M. Coy
- Van MC. Coy
- Van Mac Coy
- Van MacCoy
- Van MacKoy
- Van Maccoy
- Van Mc Cay
- Van Mc Coy
- Van Mc Coy And His Orchestra
- Van Mc. Coy
- Van McCaoy
- Van McCoi
- Van McKoy
- Van Mccoy
- Van Mcoy
- VanMcCoy
- Y. McCoy
- Yan Mc Coy
- В. Маккой
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Aliases
- Andy Alston
Summary by Wallace Hagstrom
Comments
this pre-dates MTV but early MTV videos all looked like this.
from the time young people were watching Toppop and similar hitparades and listening to the radio, hoping to see and hear their heroes. Van McCoy and his recognizable sound: a hit and success on the dance floor. The hustle, the shuffle, African Symphony, and many many more... he died too young !
RIP Van. The World of Music misses those such as you.
Great song and nice of Van McCoy to give a visual marker for the start of that funky break. For all those wondering about the video, well, just remember this was recorded for a Dutch show... Hakken on my crazy Dutch dudes!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz1aZq3axgg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tz1aZq3axgg
What a weird vid
People critical of the "video". In 1975 promotional videos for records were few and far between. Firstly they were expensive to make and second there were few opportunities to view them. There were no 24 hr cable/satellite stations or dedicated music channels on TV. In the UK there was 1 TV show- Top of the Pops- which was broadcast once a week and ran for 30 minutes. The acts were expected to appear on the show to promote their record. Of course a few acts including the Beatles did experiment with making promotional films to accompany recordings for a variety of reasons. By 1974 Swedish group ABBA began to have hits across several markets and began to produce a video for each song they released that could be shown in place of their being unavailable for a live appearance. Although ABBA were the first to do this regularly the Rock music industry prefer to conveniently overlook this fact and they regard the video produced by UK rock band Queen to promote their magnum opus Bohemian Rhapsody as the first artistic music video. Bohemian Rhapsody was indeed a ground breaking record as was the stylish artistic video. The video allowed Queen to promote the studio produced single that used groundbreaking effects that were difficult to replicate live. Initially music videos were simple with the artist standing singing/playing along to their hit. Slowly as the 80s dawned promotional video became an important art form in itself with David Bowie, Duran Duran, Peter Gabriel & Dire Straits making important contributions to the new art form. It would be Michael Jackson who would lead the way with Hollywood sized budgets and production values in experimenting with advanced film techniques, special effects and intricate set piece dance routines. The video for Thriller is regarded as the zenith of Pop music videos. By 1985 it would be difficult to place a record on the charts without a video to help promote the song on MTV. The rest is history. As far as I'm aware this is the only video clip of Van McCoy in action.
I gave him dap 10 times.
The first time i saw this video i was like wtf. And now 5 years later im still like wtf
Such a weird video! What was he doing?!
Trippy video
he blinks like, once during the whole vid
Doesn’t his arms get tired?
Wow... They couldv'e came up with a better video concept for this great song. So sad...
Am...am I supposed to be handing him something? What does he want me to hand him?
Great song, bad video.
Change with the times ... keep an open mind....or you'll wake up and find ...the world's left you behind.... you better catch up
Van is Amazing !!.... i love the Simplicity of this Video
