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Heatwave : Boogie Nights

Heatwave cut its first album, Too Hot to Handle, in 1976. The album's first single, "Boogie Nights," became an international #1 hit and perhaps the definitive song of the disco era. They followed it with the equally memorable ballad, "Always and Forever."

Too Hot introduced the world to the funky, full beats that would become a Heatwave trademark, as well as to the songwriting of Rod Temperton, who would leave the group in 1979 to become the writing force behind Quincy Jones' greatest 70s and 80s productions for Michael Jackson, the Brothers Johnson and others.

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