 ", hosted by the Sotto brothers (Tito, Vic) and Joey de Leon.The band's legacy is an attestment to their enduring popularity, as their hit songs continue to be played on the radio, and used in television and in film.In an interview with GMA Network News in 2008, songwriter Joey de Leon yearned to write new songs for VST & Co.

"Awitin Mo at Isasayaw Ko" (1978)
VST & Company's first major hit, and most recognizable disco anthem, “Awitin Mo at Isasayaw Ko" (""Sing and I Will Dance""), was not originally intended to be the group's first single.