Daddy Cool and Spectrum often toured together in their early years.

"Daddy Cool" would remain on top of the charts for seven weeks from 6 September.

Daddy Cool, which was released in July 1971.

"Daddy Cool" was the B side of that same 1957 session.

He calls Daddy Cool and asks him to perform a hit on his own stepsons.

Daddy Cool has time to kill her first, but only takes out his knife so that Janet can claim self-defense.

Bands which made a name for themselves at Ballroom events include Daddy Cool in 1970-71.

They would later star in a West End version of Daddy Cool.

This was followed by a reunion of Daddy Cool in 1974, but the group split for good at the end of 1975.

The 12" single also included an edit version of "Daddy Cool" which was not credited on the cover.