About this album
Sound:
"A vibrant blend of disco grooves and catchy melodies that captures the carefree spirit of late '70s pop."
Where they were
When 'True Luv' was released in 1979, Luv' was at the forefront of the Nederpop movement, following their debut album 'With Love' from 1978. This sophomore effort solidified their popularity in the Netherlands and marked a significant step in their transition to international recognition.
Why it matters
'True Luv' became a commercial success, reaching the top of the Dutch charts and contributing to Luv's reputation as one of the leading pop acts of the era. The album's infectious tracks helped establish the Nederpop genre, influencing future Dutch artists and paving the way for the disco wave in Europe.
Essential tracks
- "Ooh, Yes I Do" — This opening track showcases Luv's signature upbeat sound and catchy hooks, setting the tone for the entire album.
- "Ann-Maria" — With its engaging lyrics and danceable rhythm, 'Ann-Maria' exemplifies the playful charm that characterizes much of Luv's music.
- "Rhythm 'n' Shoes" — 'Rhythm 'n' Shoes' stands out for its infectious groove and is a perfect representation of the disco influence on the band's sound.
- "Wine, Women and Song" — This track captures a quintessential party vibe, blending humor with catchy melodies that resonate with listeners.
- "Let There Be Love" — 'Let There Be Love' concludes the album on a heartfelt note, showcasing Luv's versatility beyond upbeat tracks.
Release Date
January 1, 1979
Artist Origin
Netherlands
Tracklist
- 1 Ooh, Yes I Do 2:57
- 2 Ann-Maria 4:40
- 3 Rhythm 'n' Shoes 3:07
- 4 Flash 3:51
- 5 Boys Goodnight 2:40
- 6 Daddy, What a Life 3:08
- 7 Cloud Nr. 9 3:25
- 8 Wine, Women and Song 3:45
- 9 Getaway 3:03
- 10 Stop Me 3:09
- 11 My Guy 3:49
- 12 Let There Be Love 2:39
