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MARK RADICE: If You Can't Beat 'em Join 'em (DISCO FUNK 1977)

MARK RADICE: If You Can't Beat 'em Join 'em (Disco Funk 1977) vinyl 45° (Wikipedia) Biography Mark Radice has been a professional musician and songwriter since 1964. From a very young age, he has provided keyboards, vocals, guitars, production and songs for himself as well as many well known artists. With well over 4,000 original songs to his credit, he is one of the most prolific songwriters alive. Mark's father, Gene Radice, was a well known recording engineer who worked with artists such as Jimi Hendrix, Velvet Underground, Lovin' Spoonful, Janis Ian, the Four Seasons, Cowsills, Mamas & the Papas, The Tokens, Vanilla Fudge and many more. In 1964 at age 7, Mark was signed to RCA Records. His single "Natural Morning" was later covered by Frankie Valli. In 1967 while signed to Decca Records he released "10,000 Year Old Blues" which featured 20 year old Steven Tyler. Mark later toured and recorded with Aerosmith in 1978. Mark released his first full length LP in 1971 with Paramount Records. The song "Hey My Love" was later covered by Dion[clarification needed]. In 1973 Mark was asked to back Donovan on his "7 Tease" tour. In 1976, through United Artists Records, he released Ain't Nothin' But A Party which featured Brass Construction and included the hit single "If You Can't Beat 'Em Join 'Em." As a writer for EMI Publishing he collaborated with artists such as Michael Bolton, Eddie Money, Dave Edmunds, Barbra Streisand, Barry Manilow, Johnny Mathis, Helix, Cheap Trick, Aldo Nova, Deodato, Phyllis Hyman, Jetboy, Box of Frogs, Gene Simmons, Shark Island, Jennifer Rush, and The Muppets. After touring with Cheap Trick in 1985, Mark was introduced to Jim Henson and collaborated on many songs for The Muppets. Mark collaborated with the group Vesica_Piscis_(band) and producer Jack Douglas and Engineer Jay Messina (Aerosmith, John Lennon, Kiss, etc). Recently, Mark has self-produced several albums which include a variety of previously unreleased material. With a catalog of over 3000 songs that are still unreleased, you can expect to see more of such albums. Mark also currently writes and records for Sesame Street. He was nominated for an Emmy in 2008 for his work with the Elmo character[1]. In 2008 Mark also collaborated with the Septimus Orion project.