Bobby Orlando became something of a disco pimp in the time in between 1979’s “Disco Sucks” blowout and home music’s takeover. Representing New York, he released an unending stream of Hello-NRG documents in the early ’80s, which varied wildly in good quality. Amid his very best creation work, though, was what he did for the Flirts, a trio
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