Linda G. Thompson, born in Uebelherr (21. September 1948 in Gersthofen, Bayern), is a German pop singer. She achieved their greatest success as a member of the Group silver Convention.
In the 1970s she sang initially in The Les Humphries Singers, and in 1975 together with Penny McLean and Ramona Wulf in Silver Convention.
The three singers celebrated worldwide success with lots of disco songs and made it to number 1 in the Billboard charts. in 1975, Thompson was awarded a Grammy for the performance in “Fly Robin Fly”. End of 1976 she was replaced by Rhonda Heath, discovered by Sylvester Levay and Michael Kunze in aNew
York club of one of her performances.
A - Ooh What A Night (Part I) (2:34)
Written-By – Stephan Prager, Sylvester Levay / Produced-by - Michael Kunze
B - Ooh What A Night (Part II) (6:23)
Written-By – Stephan Prager, Sylvester Levay / Produced-by - Michael Kunze
Release: 1975
Label: Jupiter Records
Catalog# 16394 AT
℗ 1975
In the 1970s she sang initially in The Les Humphries Singers, and in 1975 together with Penny McLean and Ramona Wulf in Silver Convention.
The three singers celebrated worldwide success with lots of disco songs and made it to number 1 in the Billboard charts. in 1975, Thompson was awarded a Grammy for the performance in “Fly Robin Fly”. End of 1976 she was replaced by Rhonda Heath, discovered by Sylvester Levay and Michael Kunze in a
Written-By – Stephan Prager, Sylvester Levay / Produced-by - Michael Kunze
B - Ooh What A Night (Part II) (6:23)
Written-By – Stephan Prager, Sylvester Levay / Produced-by - Michael Kunze
Release: 1975
Label: Jupiter Records
Catalog# 16394 AT
℗ 1975
