Hot Chocolate ~ You Sexy Thing 1975 Disco Purrfection Version

More Hot Chocolate? check out my remix of Every 1’s A Winner 1978 Disco Purrfection Version When Brit Pop is this good, its really hard to stop wanting more! The I first heard of Hot Chocolate was from the mini-drama weeper “Emma“. The stark production with the steady beat and a lot of minor notes evoked the despair of the heroine who only wanted to be a star. Around that time Connie Stevens had done a TV movie “The Sex Symbol“ a racy 70’s re-visioning of the life of Marilyn Monroe. It was not Grammy material, but I felt sad when Connie Stevens died in the last scene. Haven’t seen it since. I have always equated the two, and I was a big fan of “Emma“. Then the band recorded a parable about an interracial relationship called “Brother Louie“ which became a #1 UK hit for them, but a cover of that song done by The Stories took the same honors in the US. Bird-dogged once, Errol did not give up and continued to wri