For Ever 2/6/1990 TERMINAL JIVE was hurriedly released

TERMINAL JIVE was hurriedly released in late 1979 to capitalize on the unexpected success of Sparks' pioneering rock-disco album NUMBER ONE IN HEAVEN

was far smoother than what one was accustomed to in a Young album

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the peerless pop craftsmanship of keyboardist Rod Argent and bassist Chris White (the group's principal songwriters) makes for plenty of richly melodic gems

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For Ever 2/6/1990 TERMINAL JIVE was hurriedly releasedTowards the end of 2013 Jungle burst onto the scene with their first two singles: The Heat and Platoon. Appearing out of nowhere and propelled by feverish word of mouth online and IRL, Jungle would transform over the next few years from an anonymous production duo to a kaleidoscopic, personality filled seven piece live band built around the core duo of Josh Lloyd Watson and Tom McFarland, whose debut album (2014s self titled Jungle) was one of the