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Eric Carr replaced original drummer Criss from 1980 until his death in 1991
British garage rockers The Troggs released their version of the track (which was written by American songwriter Chip Taylor) after it had failed to gain traction when released by American rock band Wild Ones in 1965
1981 MTV debuted on cable television
Internal components appear all original
First presentation award from 1997
The Sylvers "Boogie Fever" 1976 Label Award Some Girls Eric Carr replaced original drummerUnique piece of dance music history and in excellent condition, this is a 1976 Capitol Records label award (i. e. non RIAA) commemorating the sale of two million copies of The Sylvers "Boogie Fever". The track hit #1 in the U. S. on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and also in Canada. The nine members of The Sylvers, a family group so named after their surname "Sylver," had two #1 records with this track and "Hot Line". While this is not an RIAA award, the