What makes Fly High Little Butterfly by Arabesque notable?

This album is significant as it contributed to the rise of Eurodisco in the late '70s, featuring infectious tracks that propelled Arabesque into international charts. The title track became a dance floor favorite, showcasing the group's influence on the disco scene and helping to establish their reputation across Europe. Released on January 25, 1979, 'Fly High Little Butterfly' marked Arabesque's debut album, positioning them at the forefront of the Eurodisco movement. The group was emerging from a period of formation and preparation, transitioning into a professional recording outfit ready to make their mark internationally.

How many songs are on Fly High Little Butterfly?

Fly High Little Butterfly has 2 tracks, running approximately 7 minutes.

Fly High Little Butterfly

Arabesque · 1979

7 min · 2 tracks · disco

A vibrant blend of catchy melodies and rhythmic grooves that encapsulate the spirit of late '70s Eurodisco.

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Fly High Little Butterfly — The title track represents the album's joyous spirit with its upbeat tempo and carefree lyrics, epitomizing the Eurodisco sound prevalent at the time.
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Give It Up — This track stands out for its infectious hook and danceable rhythm, illustrating the group's ability to create memorable and engaging disco anthems.

Tracklist

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1 Fly High Little Butterfly 3:26
2 Give It Up 3:57

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