Hot Chocolate You Sexy Thing 1975 Disco Purrfection Version

More Hot Chocolate check out my remix of Every 1 s A Winner 1978 Disco Purrfection Version When Brit Pop is this good, its really hard to stop wanting more The I first heard of Hot Chocolate was from the minidrama weeper Emma. The stark production with the steady beat and a lot of minor notes evoked the despair of the heroine who only wanted to be a star. Around that time Connie Stevens had done a TV movie The Sex Symbol a racy 70 s revisioning of the life of Marilyn Monroe. It was not Grammy material, but I felt sad when Connie Stevens died in the last scene. Haven t seen it since. I have always equated the two, and I was a big fan of Emma. Then the band recorded a parable about an interracial relationship called Brother Louie which became a, 1 UK hit for them, but a cover of that song done by The Stories took the same honors in the US. Birddogged once, Errol did not give up and continued to write and then in 1975 put out You Sexy Thing which became an instant