'Who do you wanna be' was the eighth single by Dutch girl group Luv', released in the autumn of 1979 by Philips/Phonogram Record...

The second single by the Dutch girl trio Luv' was not able to reach the Dutch Top 40. I was about nine years old when I heard the track ...

In a rather desperate bid to revive past successes, Luv member Marga Scheide recruited Diana van Berlo and Michelle Gold to record new track...

'Eeny meeny miny moe' was released in the summer of 1979 as a single from Luv's second album 'Lots of Luv'. As usual, th...

On March 5, 1981, Luv' disbanded. The replacement of Patty Brard by Ria Tielsch did not bring them the amount of success they hoped for,...

After Patty Brard left Luv', it seemed like the girl group had reached the end of their tether. But this wasn't necessarily true: wi...

Although Luv' had their biggest successes in the late Seventies and early Eighties, someone thought it would be a good idea to release a...

In 1980, just like previous years, Luv's career is going well. They are successful in various countries around the world, such as Mexico...

Luv's debut single 'My man' was released in 1977. It was a far cry from the unpretentious, happy, bubbly pop songs that would be...

Luv' released their seventh consecutive hit single in February 1980. The girl trio were doing great business, performing live wherever t...

Released in the autumn of 1978, 'Trojan horse' was the fifth single by Luv'. Heavy on bagpipes, this third hit single for the gr...

The girl trio Luv' was churning out hit after hit in 1979, at the height of their popularity. Not everything they did was highly inspire...

'You're the greatest lover' is Luv's signature song. Originally released in July 1978, it reached number 1 a month later. Th...

'Casanova' was Luv's fifth hit single, released in April 1979. First awarded the 'Alarmschijf', Radio Veronica's wee...

This single is a present which I got from my parents when we were on holiday in Paris. Being only eight years old, my musical taste was stil...

Reportedly inspired by Raffaella Carra's ' A far l'amore comincia tu ', 'U.O. me' was the third single release by th...