A Euro Disco studio project from a French duo that was released on Philadelphia International Records, Frantique was an unlikely release and yet it produced an eternal club classic in the form of “Strut Your Funky Stuff’.
In the early '70s, Carol Douglas sang with the regrouped Chantels ("Maybe") before beginning a solo career in 1974. Her big hit came almost immediately -- "Doctor's Orders" had been a U.K. hit for Sunny Leslie. Burnin', which many consider her best record, did well in clubs and discos but didn't chart too well. Douglas spent the rest of the '70s and '80s re-recording popular songs like "Dancing Queen," "Night Fever," and "My Simple Heart."
