History of 10cc

10cc was an English rock band formed in Stockport, England in 1972 by four musicians: Graham Gouldman, Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley, and Lol Creme. The members of 10cc had all been in other bands previously and they came together to form 10cc to create a unique sound that was a combination of art rock and pop music.

10cc's Music Career

10cc released their debut album in 1973 and it was a success. The album, titled “10cc”, featured the singles “Donna” and “Rubber Bullets” which both reached the top five in the UK Singles Chart. This success propelled the band to international recognition and they went on to release several successful albums including “Sheet Music” (1974) and “The Original Soundtrack” (1975).

Hit Singles

10cc had several hit singles during their career. Some of their most successful songs include “I'm Not In Love” (1975), “Dreadlock Holiday” (1978), and “The Things We Do For Love” (1976). These songs were all top 10 hits in the UK Singles Chart and helped to cement 10cc's place as one of the most successful bands of the 1970s.

Breakup

In 1978, Kevin Godley and Lol Creme left 10cc to form the duo Godley & Creme. The remaining members continued to tour and release music but eventually disbanded in 1983.

Legacy

Though 10cc only existed for 11 years, they had an immense impact on popular music. Their unique blend of art rock and pop music made them stand out from other acts of the era. Additionally, many of their songs have become classic hits that are still played today. 10cc is remembered as one of the most influential British bands of all time.