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As a result, Supercharge were soon signed by Virgin Records, and with the company's new producer, Robert John "Mutt" Lange, they had a number one hit in Australia with their 1976 single "You've Gotta Get Up and Dance".

However, it was becoming clear to Albie Donnelly that Virgin didn't really know what to do with them, and they eventually parted company sometime during the punk-era.However, Supercharge achieved some success in Australia with the 1976 single "You've Gotta Get Up and Dance"[1], which made the Top Ten, peaking at #3.The next chapter in Supercharge's history was the invasion of Europe, which began at the end of the 1970s-early 1980s.

This version of the band usually included Greg Barrett - keyboards, vocal; Albie Donnelly - tenor saxophone; Paul Owens - baritone saxophone; Dick Hansen - trumpet; Roy "The Boy" Herrington - guitar; Wolfgang "Bolle" Diekmann - bass; Tony Lunney - drums.Donnelly also began experimenting with smaller outfits around this time, the most popular being Albie Donnelly's Big Three which included Gregory Gaynair on piano and Wolfgang Diekmann on bass.From 2000 to date, Donnelly is still fronting a strong and powerful Rhythm'n'Blues band - with a version of Supercharge that now consists mainly of a number of top German Rhythm and Blues musicians, including Juergen Wieching on saxophone, and Mike Rafalczyk on trombone and Wolfgang Diekmann on bass.In late Donnelly was heavily featured on a new CD release, Return Cargo.

Many of these were for Europe's 'Jet-Set', and included Tina Onassis' wedding (which resulted in the 1984 album Groovers In Paris - which is still Supercharge's top selling Rhythm and Blues album to date).

Moritz; and even a New Years eve party in Marbella for Adnan Khashoggi.The next version of Supercharge began performing live in in mid-1985 and moved away from the extremely successful horn driven 'Rhythm and Blues-Maximum Show' format of Supercharge '84, and instead featured material written mainly by guitarist/vocalist Colin Frost and pianist Tony Judge.

Gigs also included parties for Gunter Sachs at the Dracula' Club in St.