Bee Gees was considered Disco group because of their music from the Saturday Night Fever Sountrack but they didnt start of that way and they hated being labeled a Disco band.

Take Me Home - Cher

Goodnight Tonight - Paul McCartney (sounds disco to me)

Oh What a Night - Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons

Fame - David Bowie

I Miss You - Rolling Stones

anymore?.......

I wouldn't necessarily call "Fame" a "disco" song, it sounded more like "funk" than "disco".

That's The Kind Of Love I've Got For You - Dusty Springfield

It's A Better Than Good Time - Gladys Knight & The Pips

Gone Gone Gone - Johnny Mathis

Let It Be Whatever It Is - Frankie Valli

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In the disco era,it was amazing how many 'non-disco artists' came out with disco records By 1979,disco had taken over,to the point where even rock bands were toying with a disco sound....

"I Was Made For Lovin' You" by KISS

"Do Ya Think I'm Sexy" by Rod Stewart

and although it's not technically a 'disco song',The Rolling Stone's "Miss You" has a disco-ish beat.

Bryan Adams was a popular 80s rock star but in 1979,he began with his career with "Let Me Take You Dancing",a disco song that he would rather forget

Emotional Rescue - The Rolling Stones

I Was Made 4 Lovin U / Dirty Livin' - Kiss

Here Comes the Night - The Beach Boys

Golden Years - David Bowie

Dance Away, Angel Eyes - Roxy Music

Even Martha Reeves got into the disco. She put out a song back in 1978 called "Free Again" (it's a cover but I forgot who did it first) and she did a "disco" version of "Dancing in the Streets" (released as "Skating in the Streets").

even Isaac Hayes jumped on the disco bandwagon He said that,after hearing Rod Stewart's "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy",it inspired him to do a disco song of his own...

"Don't Let Go" by Isaac Hayes (1979)

JoeTyler said:

Emotional Rescue - The Rolling Stones

I Was Made 4 Lovin U / Dirty Livin' - Kiss

Here Comes the Night - The Beach Boys

Golden Years - David Bowie

Dance Away, Angel Eyes - Roxy Music

Don't know if i would consider Emotional Rescue a disco tune

but it's probably my favorite pop tune of the 80's.

???

Arthur Fiedler?!

Probably the most infamous Disco Song by a Non Disco Artist.

Paris9748430 said:

Probably the most infamous Disco Song by a Non Disco Artist.

Oh yeah! How could I forget this turkey!

Boogie Wonderland by EWF.

HuMpThAnG said:

???

uhh, I'd say that Just As Long as We're Together and Sexy Dancer were his disco songs...

phunkdaddy said:

JoeTyler said:

Emotional Rescue - The Rolling Stones

I Was Made 4 Lovin U / Dirty Livin' - Kiss

Here Comes the Night - The Beach Boys

Golden Years - David Bowie

Dance Away, Angel Eyes - Roxy Music

Don't know if i would consider Emotional Rescue a disco tune

but it's probably my favorite pop tune of the 80's.

wow, that wasn't even the best pop song of 1980!

MickyDolenz said:

'Ride My Starship' now that was horrible song he must've recorded that one against his will or that's another George Benson.

Dancing Queen - Abba

Lowdown - Boz Scaggs

Rick James -- You & I (the first couple of seconds is disco and the rest of the track is pure funk! )

Marvin Gaye -- Got To Give It Up

Diana Ross -- Love Hangover

The Isley Brothers -- Inside You

The Isley Brothers -- It's A Disco Night (Rock Don't Stop)

^ A "couple of seconds" don't count.

Marvin's GTGIU (the full version) is so funky, I can't really call it "disco". It's a mock "disco" record.

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SoulAlive said:

I had that on 8-track.

ABBA -- Dancing Queen

ABBA -- Summer Night City

ABBA -- Voulez-Vous

ABBA -- Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)

Olivia Newton-John/Electric Light Orchestra -- Xanadu

Kool & The Gang -- Ladies Night

THIS^ is actually disco-funk, IMHO.

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