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The One-Hit Wonder File: ‘Rock On’ 1973’s “Rock On” remains his most distinctive stroll into pop infamy.   With his dewy eyes, tousled hair, and angular good looks, David Essex was every bit the seventies icon he never quite became. Moviegoers will recognize him for his hardened turn in That’ll Be The Day – a powerhouse rock movie featuring drummers Keith Moon and Ringo Starr among the supporting cast- and Essex was also the first person to cover Mike Batt’s seasonal standard “A Winter’s Tale.” However, 1973’s “Rock On” remains his most distinctive stroll into pop infamy. Replete with swagger and character, the punchy vignette proved a favorite amongst Glam audiences. New York producer Jeff Wayne, a titan of progressive pop, arranged the track, impressed by the single’s kitsch.”When David wrote ‘Rock On’, it was the type of song that from my point of view as an arranger and producer gave me much more adventurous ideas, a concept of sound

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