Artist: Frank Mills: mp3 download Genre(s): New Age Discography: Collection Year: 2003 Tracks: 20 Best Of Frank Mills Happy Music Year: 1993 Tracks: 12 Transitions Year: 1986 Tracks: 10 Canadian-born composer/pianist Frank Mills scored a underage U.S. rack up in 1972 with "Sexual love Me, Love Me Love." It wasn't until the vent of "Euphony Box Dancer" and its subsequent success in 1979, that MIlls became more than than of a household nominate. Success was to be passing however, and it wasn't long in front Mills was back to playing in his native Canada. Later on perusing music in Montreal, Mills united the Bells in the late '60s. Although the Bells did do some of his songs, Mills left for a solo career in 1972. Released in the same year he left the group, "Sexual love Me, Love Me Love" was his starting time solo record. The single was a hit in Canada and made some headway in the U.S., stretch telephone number 46. Although he followed the single with several minor hits in Canada, his audience continued to shrink and he was left without a record compress by 1974. Undismayed, Mills recorded and released Music Box Dancer with his own money in the mid-'70s. In 1979, an executive at Polydor Records heard the track record and believed that the championship track had impinge on electric potential, so he persuaded the troupe to sack the vocal as a unmarried. "Medicine Box Dancer" was a surprise hit, climbing to number three on the American charts. Following the achiever of the single, the album was likewise re-released. Like the individual, the album was likewise a hit, reaching number 21. Robert Mills released another record album, Prelude to Romance, in the U.S. in 1981 and it was a minor hit. Nevertheless, the album wasn't big enough of a hit from him to keep his U.S. criminal record sign up and after its spill, he was only left with a Canadian contract. Mills continued to track record into the '90s. In the course of his life history, he has released over ten albums. |