Vinyl Virgins
Vinyl Virgins

Listening notes

Vinyl Virgins released a self-titled single in 1979 on Reflection Records, carrying the catalog number MOM-6. The release is a seven-inch vinyl record comprising two tracks: "Mony Mony" on the A-side, running three minutes and fifty-four seconds, and "Wooly Bully" on the B-side at two minutes and forty-two seconds. Both tracks are catalogued under the genres of disco and electronic.

The choice of material is notable on its own terms. "Mony Mony" was originally recorded by Tommy James and the Shondells in 1968, while "Wooly Bully" is the song first released by Sam the Sham and the Pharaohs in 1965. Both originals were rock and pop recordings of their respective eras, which makes their appearance on a disco and electronic release from 1979 a point of potential interest for researchers tracking how earlier pop catalog was reinterpreted during the disco period.

Reflection Records and the Vinyl Virgins artist name do not appear among the more prominently documented acts or imprints of the late 1970s American or international disco market, though the catalog number MOM-6 suggests the label had issued at least several prior releases. Collectors and researchers looking into independent or regional disco output from this period may find the release worth noting for that reason alone.

Beyond what the label and catalog data confirm, the editorial record on this release is thin. Personnel, production credits, and geographic origin are not established in available documentation at this time and should not be assumed. This entry reflects only what can be verified and is submitted for further fact-checking before publication.