Released in 1978, Frankie Valli’s ...Is The Word stands as a fascinating snapshot of pop’s transition into the disco era. Best known as the voice behind The Four Seasons, Valli here rides a new wave of musical energy, most notably with the infectious title track from the film 'Grease.' The album pulses with the optimism and sheen of late-70s pop, blending Valli’s unmistakable falsetto with arrangements that are lush, rhythmic, and unmistakably danceable. Yet, it’s not just about the dancefloor—Valli’s seasoned vocals bring a warmth and emotional depth to every track, giving listeners both a reason to move and a reason to reminisce. ...Is The Word is not simply a collection of songs, but a vivid cultural document that captures the spirit, style, and musical innovation of its era. Vinyl collectors and classic pop enthusiasts will find this record an essential bridge between Valli’s early doo-wop roots and the shimmering soundscapes of disco-influenced pop. It’s an album that invites you to revisit the late 1970s—not just to remember, but to feel the pulse of a transformative musical moment.
Track List:
A1 - Grease - 3:24
A2 - Needing You - 3:21
A3 - Sometimes Love Songs Make Me Cry - 4:23
A4 - Without Your Love - 4:08
A5 - Over Me - 3:29
B1 - Save Me, Save Me - 3:22
B2 - You Can Do It - 3:26
B3 - A Tear Can Tell - 3:51
B4 - You Better Go - 3:40
B5 - No Love At All - 3:11