This was a feel-good song in the era of Studio 54. Clearly not in that scene, this real-life couple had the biggest hit of their career with this song, which also got them their own variety show. The song also marked the return of the legendary Neil Sedaka, who wrote this song, except for the ad-libbed line at the end, "Sekada is back." That was all Toni Tennille.
I saw them live in Rochester in 1997. My brother-in-law (at the time - he isn't anymore) was (and still is) a huge fan of Toni Tennille. After the show, I got to meet them. Genuine, kind people. I talked with the Captain about web site development for the better part of a half hour.
Now try not to clap along.
I saw them live in Rochester in 1997. My brother-in-law (at the time - he isn't anymore) was (and still is) a huge fan of Toni Tennille. After the show, I got to meet them. Genuine, kind people. I talked with the Captain about web site development for the better part of a half hour.
Now try not to clap along.
In the immortal words of Dr. Douglas Carr, "I am speechless, that is to say I am without speech."
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