Silver Convention
Silver Convention
Silver Convention was the brainchild of German producers Michael Kunze and Sylvester (Silver) Levay. Their short-lived 1970s success encompassed the hits 'Fly, Robin Fly' and 'Get Up And Boogie'. Their formula dance sound was a pre-cursor to that of Moroder's and featured many musicians who became staple members of the Munich Machine.
Moroder would
later collaborate closely with Levay on 1980s projects like Donna Summer's
'The Wanderer' album and the soundtracks for 'Cat People' and 'Flashdance'.