Joe Raposo

he did the music for Sesame Street and The Electric Company in their early days.
Snake:

Monkeys:

Seahorse:

Fish:

Flower:

Jimmy Hotz

seen here showcasing his crazy synthesizer (which he invented):

"Vision Ships" from Beyond the Crystal Sea, recorded and produced by Jimmy:

Boney M

Boney M is Frank Farian (real name Franz Reuther), German songwriter/producer. After writing some disco songs he hired a group of singers and dancers from Aruba to front the band (ala lip-synching) and promote his albums. They gained moderate popularity in 1976 thanks to the group's live performances on German TV.
"Ma Baker" from the 1977 album Love For Sale:

Tangerine Dream

Ricochet is the first live album recorded by Tangerine Dream in 1975. This is part of it.

Sylvia Love

instant love - 1979

extraterrestrial lover - 1979

Golpes Bajos

a few more songs from my favorite bunch of Spaniards.
"cena recalentada" ("leftovers") from the 1984 album A Santa Compaña:

"lagrimas" ("tears") from their 1983 self-titled debut EP:

"no mires a los ojos de la gente" ("don't look people in the eye"), also from the Golpes Bajos EP:

Alessandro Alessandroni

Italian-born composer and multi-instrumentalist, Alessandroni primarily composed for film and did many collaborations with Ennio Morricone throughout the 60's and 70's.

Dean Friedman

1977 single, "Ariel"

YES

the answer for every question.
closing track from the oft-overlooked 1978 album Tormato (1978).

The Pharcyde

1993 single "4 Better Or 4 Worse." thanks to Lamaraba for turning me on to this.

Los Iniciados

Alexander O'Neal and Cherrelle

a nice R&B groove from 1985. stay tuned for a brief interview..."hey, what a team!"

Jan Akkerman and Paco de Lucia

here's something to make you reevaluate the talent and skill you think you have: world class virtuoso performances from the guitar elite.

Howlin' Wolf knows

Alaska y los Pegamoides

Nina Simone

The High Priestess of Soul with "Ain't Got No, I Got Life," from the album Nuff Said, 1968: