Chilly (band)

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Chilly was a German Euro disco and rock band from 1978 to 1983. The members of Chilly were Ute Weber (lead singer), Brad Howell (singer), Werner Suedhoff (dancer), Andrea Linz (dancer), Sofia Ejango (dancer), and Oscar Pearson (dancer).

They were created and produced by the producer, composer, and book author Bernt Möhrle. Their debut album "For Your Love" included a music melody of the title song "For Your Love", recorded with an arrangement by Christian Kolonovits and Bernt Möhrle. The original "For Your Love" song was a Yardbirds hit released in 1965, written by Graham Gouldman. Möhrle added new lyrics and composed additional music to the arrangement "I Walk Alone" and the nearly 12-minute suite became an international disco hit. It remained on the Billboard dance club songs charts for 7 weeks peaking at number 38 in April 1979.^[1] His version was used and remixed among others by DJ Hell on the album Munich Machine. It was also re-released in 2006 by the French label D-Classics in an edited version called "4 Love" made by Dylan Petit, and in 2011 by Chocolate Puma feat. Colonel Red.

Other famous songs include hits like "Friday On My Mind", "Johnny Loves Jenny", "Come to L.A.", "Simply a Love Song", "Secret Lies", "Come Lets Go", "We Are The Popkings", "Get Up And Move", "Oh I Love You", "For Your Love Ibiza Megamix", "Goo Goo Eyes".

For Your Love (1978)

1. For Your Love And For Love Suite
2. Better Stop
3. Dance With Me
4. C'mon Baby
5. Key Of Love
6. Sensation
7. Love Love Love

Come to L.A. (1979)

1. Sunshine Of Your Love
2. Heartattack In My Cadillac
3. Sacrifice
4. Come To L.A.
5. Get Up And Move
6. Layla
7. Springtime
8. Friday On My Mind
9. Have Some Fun Tonight

Showbiz (1980)

1. There's No Business Like Showbusiness
2. Showbiz
3. Rock'n Roll Sally
4. Taxman
5. Come Let's Go
6. The Race
7. Thank You
8. Days
9. Two Wrongs Don't Make A Right
10. We Are The Popkings
11. I Hear You Knocking
12. Gotta Move On
13. When The Lights Go Down

Johnny Loves Jenny (1981)

1. Johnny Loves Jenny
2. We Are The Popkings
3. Better Stop
4. For Your Love
5. The Race
6. Come Let's Go
7. Brainstorming
8. Come To L.A.
9. Rock'n Roll Sally
10. Thank You

Secret Lies (1982)

1. Dimension 5
2. Secret Lies
3. Ten Million Dollar Baby
4. Brainstorming
5. Doll Queen
6. Stars
7. Simply A Love Song
8. Play Me A Classic Symphony
9. The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore
10. Runaround
11. Energy
12. Hide
13. Rosi Rice

Devils Dance (1983)

1. For Your Love (Techno)
2. One Moment One Second
3. Peep Peep
4. Love On The Rebound
5. Soulflashback
6. Portable Movement
7. Goo Goo Eyes
8. Jambo Africa
9. Man From The East
10. Can't We Talk It Over
11. Devils Dance

• Allmusic.com Chilly
• Chilly discography at Discogs

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