Let's talk music and play ( day 18 Contest )

Francesco Steven Castelluccio, better known as Frankie Valli, born May 3, 1934, is an American singer and actor. Known for his powerful voice and unique falsetto, he was also active in disco music in the 1970s, when the artists were popular. The singer of Four Seasons. They are one of the most emblematic musical groups of the 1960s.

Their success was such that The Four Seasons had 29 Top 40 hits, including "Who's the Wonder?" As a solo artist, she had nine top 40 hits. He also had "Sherry" (1962), "Big Girls Don't Cry" and "You're Ready Now", written by none other than Frankie Valli. ", which was a surprise hit in the UK, was part of the North West soul scene and reached number 11 in the UK charts in 1970. A goal he achieved through his critically acclaimed musical group.

It all began more than 40 years ago, in April 1978, when Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees wrote and produced one of the music industry's most successful songs, Grease. The single, featuring vocals by Frankie Valli, sold more than 30 million copies worldwide and was played on all international radio stations. Authentic madness at the level of an emblematic figure from one of the artist's golden ages.

The film, based on the song of the same name, was one of the biggest box office hits of the year and the first single from the soundtrack was "Grease." As it was on RSO, a Bee Gees label and starring John Travolta, Barry Gibb was asked to sing the theme song. He wrote this song himself, actually much later than the rest of the soundtrack.