Bogart Co.

Bogart Co. was a Finnish dance-pop group from Turku that dominated the 1980s scene with catchy hits like "Princess," "All the Best Girls," and "C'mon Babe." Formed in 1983, their blend of disco-influenced pop made them one of Finland’s most successful dance acts of the decade, even though they initially faced setbacks with their English-language material and international ambitions. After lineup changes, they shifted to a more dance-oriented sound and found success with albums like *Dance Station* (1985) and *All the Best Hits* (1987). The band, fronted by vocalist Ressu Redford (Esa Mäkelä), reunited for shows in 2003 and 2008, keeping their neon-lit legacy alive long after their heyday.