Don Downing - Playmate ℗ 1978
Singer from Texas. Brother of Al Downing. Though singer Don Downing’s lone charting solitary was the Memphis soul-tinged “Lonesome Days, Lonely Evenings,” which charted at number 65 R&B in summer season 1973, he’s a longtime preferred of dance music devotees for “Doctor Boogie.” The pumping brassy quantity was a big success in disco night clubs and discovered its method onto the play set of main market r / c in Chicago and somewhere else in 1978. The cover title was changed to 'Playtime' in order to avoid references to the famous 'Playboy' magazine, but the song is referred to and named after a Playmate.
