Foxy

Disco group
Ish Ledesma, born on October 2, 1952 in Cuba, (lead vocals), Arnold Pasiero (bass), Richie Puente Jr. (percussion), Charlie Murciano (keyboards), and Joe Galdo (drums). They worked as the house band for Henry Stone's T.K. Records after KC & the Sunshine Band, and supplemented their income by gigging. It was at a club in Maryland that the idea for "Get Off," a number one R&B hit, first struck. The boys worked the number up back in Miami at T.K.'s studio, adding female vocals for the chorus. The subsequent release, "Rrrrrrock," did little, and they disbanded after recording three LPs in three years: Get Off, Hot Numbers, and Party Boys. Since then, two CDs have dropped: Get Off: The Best of Foxy in 1995, and Get Off: Hot Numbers in 1998.
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: song "Cloudwalking"
: layout and driver(?) of The Fear, The Terror, The Horror
Foxy:
Foxy: German '80s New Wave band
: Drummer on Changing Seasons Of Rock (Germany 1982) (opens in a new tab)
Foxy: song "Come On And Sing It"
: song "Out Of My Head"
Foxy: song "Turn You On"
: Photography on Run Come Save Me
: French '70s/'80s rock band
Foxy: Punk band from Fullerton, California.
: Photography on Oxygene 7-13
: Bass player
: Photography on The Final Chapter (UK 2008) (opens in a new tab)
Foxy: American female soul vocalist(s) from Los Angeles, active in late 1960s and early 1970s.
: Punk band from Green Bay, Wisconsin.
: Member of SSS
: British rock band.
: Guitarist on Olde Crone (Austria 2009) (opens in a new tab)
: Swedish '80s New Wave band
: Danish rock band
: song "Do It Again"
: Co-wrote "Death Camp #1" on The Good Go First
: Crew for Chinatown.
: Norwegian drummer for.
: Lyndon Fox
: Visual designer
: Handclaps on Lonesome and Losin' (US 2001) (opens in a new tab)