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Did You Know Heatwave’s Slow-Dance Classic Came From the Writer of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”? … from the American Songwriter Jim Beviglia

Tom Bettenhausen3 hours ago01 mins

Heatwave On StageHeatwave already had a disco hit in their pocket, but with “Always And Forever”, they slowed things down on the dance floor.

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