VST 3

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VST 3
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Studio album by
Released1979 [1]
Recorded1979 [1]
StudioCinema Audio Inc. [1]
Genre Manila sound
Label Sunshine
Producer VST & Co.
VST & Co. chronology
Boogie Woogie Christmas Day
(1978)
VST 3
(1979)
VST 4
(1980)

VST 3 is the fourth studio album by the Filipino group VST & Company. The back cover marked the second time on which lead singer Vic Sotto was included. [1]

The medley "VST Concerto in A Minor" (written by Vic Sotto) included the hit single "Rock Baby Rock". "Kiss Kiss" is always included in setlists of TVJ when they perform VST songs in Eat Bulaga! , [2] and the song's intro was used for the Filipino radio station DZMM in its segment Radyo Patrol Sais Trenta.

Track listing

Side one
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."VST Concerto in A Minor
  • Rock Baby Rock (first movement)
  • Sige Lang (second movement)
  • Suite: The Disco Kings
  • Third Movement: Gold"
Vic Sotto 16:05
Total length:16:05
Side two
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
2."Kiss Kiss"Vic Sotto, Joey de Leon 4:15
3."Etcetera" Tito Sotto, Vic Sotto3:48
4."Ride On 'Ragsy'"Spanky Rigor, Celso Llarina2:50
5."Huwag Ka Sanang Magagalit"Monet Gaskell3:40
Total length:13:54

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