The Flirts were a white, female trio from New York who had several dance hits and music videos on MTV in the early eighties when the channel was still in its infancy. The trio - initially Andrea, Holly and Rebecca - are best known for releasing quirky and/or sensual New Wave, Hi-NRG and Dance-pop tunes, one of which was their 1982 hit "Jukebox " from their debut album 10¢ a Dance. The single received heavy airplay on MTV and has appeared on several 80's new wave compilation albums. Their singles still get airplay by some College radio stations. The group was created and masterminded by American Hi-NRG producer, Bobby Orlando aka 'Bobby O', an artist in his own right. In 1983-1984 The Flirts toured Europe. After the moderate success of 'Jukebox (Don't Put Another Dime)', the single "Passion" off the same album as "Jukebox" began to receive some attention in dance clubs. Other singles followed but didn't quite match the success of the pr

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