Hi somebody (or everybody if this gets published),

I hope this form does not limit the number of characters; but I fear I have to steal some of your reading time;-) The questions I have actually deal with a remark about Eddie Hardin:

The album “Hardin & York: Still a few Pages left” (1995, rpm) features detailed liner notes about the past of the two. The phrase that is the cause for my questions runs as follows: “[…] the Butterfly Ball album in 1975 and its immense hit single “Love is All” (top 5 in France again in 1993 thanks to a soft drinks commercial soundtrack) for Eddie (with Roger Glover), […]”

Ever since I first read that I thought about…
Did that bring you into any French chart shows (if so, why didn’t you ever mention it)? Which soft drink (and why wasn’t it used in other parts of Europe)? Did they ask you for using it or was it a straight record company deal? Why is it “Eddie with Roger” – did Eddie really write the song with you only assisting him (at least this is how the remark sounds to me)? Anything else?

Thanx for giving me at least the chance to ask;-)

Bye,
Catrin