Szűcs Judith ‎– Meleg Az Éjszaka (1980)

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PEPITA – SLPX 17636, HUNGARY, 1980

VG+/VG+
Vinyl and especially the cover are VG+ on a lower level. The used vintage vinyl with signs of use and age but it plays beautiful. Cover looks great in shape, general wear, upper seam damages, pre-owner stamp inside. The cover picture is a generic one, has nothing to do with the actual offer.

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Szűcs Judith
Meleg Az Éjszaka

Pepita ‎– SLPX 17636
Hungary
1980

Groovy modern Soul and Disco-Funk album by Hungarian female singer Judith Szűcs. Super popular at the end of the 70’s and in the beginning of the 80’s. Well known and successful also outside of Hungary. With very faithful fans in East Germany (DDR), Soviet Union but also far away from East Europe, in Japan, Cuba or in USA she find listeners and fans. Because of her externally alikeness she was also sometimes called the „Vicky Leandros of the East“.

This album contains MELEG AZ ÉJSZAKA. Cultivated Disco-Pop with a little tropical holiday breath.

https://youtu.be/qrvtaj15JaQ

https://youtu.be/YWymwGHzKoA

A1Nem Akarok Hazugságban Élni3:32
A2A Tanítás Után3:51
A3Egy Picike Pont Vagyok3:55
A4Meleg Az Éjszaka3:21
A5Minden Nap Változol2:45
B1Vidéki Út3:15
B2Száguldás3:36
B3Ilyen A Szerelem3:51
B4Te Figyelj!3:45
B5Elbúcsúzom3:23
  • Backing Vocals- Baracs János
  • Backing Vocals- Bardóczi Gyula
  • Backing Vocals- Jakab György
  • Backing Vocals- Pásztor László
  • Backing Vocals- Végvári Ádám
  • Bass Guitar- Baracs János
  • Bongos- Sipos András
  • Clarion- Károly Friedrich
  • Clarion- László Gőz
  • Congas- Ruzicska Tamás
  • Drum- Bardóczi Gyula
  • Guitar- Pásztor László
  • Guitar- Végvári Ádám
  • Lacquer Cut By- Gábor Mocsáry
  • Lead Vocals- Judit Szűcs
  • Piano- Jakab György
  • Piano- Schöck Ottó
  • Saxophone- Dés László
  • Saxophone- Pócs Mihály
  • Trombone- Fekete István
  • Trombone- Gráner László
  • Violin- Bognár László
  • Violin- Csaba Deseő
  • Violin- Mihály Várnagy
  • Violin- Papp János
  • Violin- Párkányi István