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Van McCoy artist popular songs

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1 Mr. D.J.   Sep 1961  
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2 Girls Are Sentimental   1961  
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3 It Ain't No Big Thing   1963  
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4 I'll Wait For You   Jul 1966  
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5 To Make My Father Proud (To Make My Mother Smile)   1970  
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6 Love Is The Answer   Sep 1974  
  Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony  
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7 African Symphony   Dec 1974  
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8 Soul Improvisions   1974  
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9 Boogie Down   Feb 1975  
  Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony  
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10 The Hustle 1   Jul 1975  
  Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony  
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11 Change With The Times   Nov 1975  
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12 Spanish Boogie   1975  
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13 Pick Up The Pieces   1975  
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14 Night Walk   Jun 1976  
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15 Party   Sep 1976  
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16 Soul Cha Cha   Oct 1976  
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17 Rhythms Of The World   Oct 1976  
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18 That's The Joint   Oct 1976  
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19 Jet Setting   1976  
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20 Theme From Star Trek   1976  
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21 (To Each His Own) That's My Philosophy   1977  
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22 The Shuffle   Feb 1978  
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23 My Favorite Fantasy   May 1978  
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24 Lonely Dancer   1978  
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Van McCoy was a soul singer and writer. Van McCoy was first a member of The Starlighters. Van McCoy was also a major song writer. For his own recordings, Van McCoy was a one hit wonder with 1975 number one instrumental song The Hustle, as by Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony, a group name he went by for a short time in the disco era.


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