
This live performance document captures Boney M. — a West German-produced Eurodisco act founded by producer Frank Farian, with Caribbean-born vocalists Liz Mitchell, Marcia Barrett, Maizie Williams, and front-man Bobby Farrell — at the peak of their commercial power, one year after 'Rivers of Babylon' became one of the all-time best-selling UK singles. The Sopot Festival 1979 was part of the Intervision Song…
Represents the apex of Eurodisco's penetration of Eastern Bloc cultural space. Boney M.'s Sopot 1979 appearance is a primary document of the Intervision-era festival circuit functioning as a conduit for Western pop aesthetics into Soviet-aligned television markets. The performance also exemplifies…
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