Wild Thing

Fancy placed two singles in the Top 20 during Autumn 1974, "Wild Thing" and "Touch Me". Their version of "Wild Thing" was fresh and raunchy, "Touch Me" and the rest of this debut album deliver in an equally satisfying way. They rock with an erotic charge and deserved more of an audience than they ever got. Although the band was from England, they would have fit right in with naughty Southern rockers like Black Oak Arkansas. "Touch Me" and "Love For Sale" are especially provocative, and when Anne Kavanagh sings on the album closer "Three hot guys and one cool chick are gonna make you feel good", they had delivered on that promise. Despite the hits, this LP did not reach the Top 200 Albums chart, Fancy released one more album and vanished. Their nasty blues would have been a breath of fresh air in the weak pop scene of the mid-to-late 70's, but the public missed out. Grab a copy before this CD disappears.

Good gift for any Fancy or Modern Talking fan. Music is easy to listen to, very catchy phrases. If you like Fancy, this is a good one to have.

Got it brand new. Plays perfectly!

Nice rercording on cd, i allways was looking for, i just owned a oldsingle record till now, thanks to amazon

Finally after all these years I finally found the song!!! I heard it on the radio in Chicago during the John "Records" Landecker DJ days in the seventies when a kid and bought the 45 of it. It cracked and that was it. Thank god for the internet and Amazon.com B) Made this 47 year old very happy