who remembers "Dance With You" by Carrie Lucas? It was a HOT jam in 1979!
and let's not forget these disco gems... and I know you guys remember "Mandolay" by La Flavour,from 1979.... | |
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lilgish said: DavidEye said: This is one of the greatest disco albums ever.Many of Kool and The Gang's longtime fans were pissed when they "went disco",but this album is a masterpiece.It's the perfect soundtrack to a night out on the town in 1979.The title track is one of their finest moments,and this LP includes the must-have long version.Then there's "Hangin Out","If You Feel Like Dancing" and the repetitive-but-fun "Tonight's The Night".Add a couple of slower jams ("Got You Into My Life" and the hit single "Too Hot") and you have a brilliant album. | |
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DavidEye said: lilgish said: This is one of the greatest disco albums ever.Many of Kool and The Gang's longtime fans were pissed when they "went disco",but this album is a masterpiece.It's the perfect soundtrack to a night out on the town in 1979.The title track is one of their finest moments,and this LP includes the must-have long version.Then there's "Hangin Out","If You Feel Like Dancing" and the repetitive-but-fun "Tonight's The Night".Add a couple of slower jams ("Got You Into My Life" and the hit single "Too Hot") and you have a brilliant album. This is the first album as a kid (3-4) I was able to put on a turn table. My uncle's collection introduced me to music. Kool and the Gang is the most essential musical group in my development.... | |
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onenitealone said: DavidEye said: David - I know you always try to convince us that the 70's were amazing but... Actually, records like these were one of the contributors to the death of disco. I've often wished someone would do a hip hop album like this in hopes that history would repeat itself. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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DavidEye said: lilgish said: This is one of the greatest disco albums ever.Many of Kool and The Gang's longtime fans were pissed when they "went disco",but this album is a masterpiece.It's the perfect soundtrack to a night out on the town in 1979.The title track is one of their finest moments,and this LP includes the must-have long version.Then there's "Hangin Out","If You Feel Like Dancing" and the repetitive-but-fun "Tonight's The Night".Add a couple of slower jams ("Got You Into My Life" and the hit single "Too Hot") and you have a brilliant album. I couldn't have said it better myself. This is definately my favorite Kool & The Gang album from start to finish and it definately makes you feel like you are out partying. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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who remembers "Dance With You" by Carrie Lucas? It was a HOT jam in 1979! I sure do! I have it on an old K-Tel album and I know you know about those. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: DavidEye said:
who remembers "Dance With You" by Carrie Lucas? It was a HOT jam in 1979! I sure do! I have it on an old K-Tel album and I know you know about those. what's funny about this song are the ad libs.There aren't alot of lyrics to this song...basically they just repeat the line "dance with you!" over and over.So it appears that Carrie was forced to come up her own little ad libs (lol) and some of her lines are hilarious,in a fun,cheesy way... "come on and ho,ho,ho!" "I like it...I like it" "I need ya...I need ya" "so good...so good" "I'm gonna sing while I swing with cha" that's what I miss about many disco songs...the fun,mindless lyrics | |
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DavidEye said: vainandy said: I sure do! I have it on an old K-Tel album and I know you know about those. what's funny about this song are the ad libs.There aren't alot of lyrics to this song...basically they just repeat the line "dance with you!" over and over.So it appears that Carrie was forced to come up her own little ad libs (lol) and some of her lines are hilarious,in a fun,cheesy way... "come on and ho,ho,ho!" "I like it...I like it" "I need ya...I need ya" "so good...so good" "I'm gonna sing while I swing with cha" that's what I miss about many disco songs...the fun,mindless lyrics A lot of the disco songs had to rely on the sheer funkiness of the record to make it a hit because it was mainly dancefloor driven and lyrics really didn't mean much. If today's artists had to rely on the funkiness of their songs, they would starve to death. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: Actually, records like these were one of the contributors to the death of disco. I've often wished someone would do a hip hop album like this in hopes that history would repeat itself.
That WOULD be amazing! ~ 50 Cent & Big Bird ~ Eminem & Snoopy ~ Prince & The Muppets... er, wait a minute. | |
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DavidEye said: this is Finess' all-time favortite disco album...
thats ya ass David | |
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TheRealFiness said: DavidEye said: this is Finess' all-time favortite disco album...
thats ya ass David Ok,but aren't you gonna list some of your favorite disco albums? | |
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DavidEye said: TheRealFiness said: thats ya ass David Ok,but aren't you gonna list some of your favorite disco albums? of course don Ray- Garden of Love Cerrone- 3 ( aka supernature) Saturday Night Band -come on dance dance France Joli- self titled Poussez-self titled Patrick Juvet-I love america Love & Kisses-Self titled | |
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kev1n said: hey
after seeing the studio 54 movie I've taken a small liking to the disco-genre. Problem is I'm a complete iliterate when it comes to disco (I'm sure a lot of orgers think I'm a complete iliterate *period*), so help me out, please. what albums should i listen to...plus if you know some good compilations, don't hesitate to point them out. thx Kev1n MOST PEOPLE ONLY LISTEN TO THE “TOP 40” OF DISCO MUSIC...”I WILL SURVIVE”, MACHO MAN, TURN THE BEAT AROUND, GET DOWN TONIGHT, FUNKYTOWN, ECT. THEY ARE GREAT SONGS, BUT YOU HEAR THEM ALL THE TIME. STUDIO 54 THE MOVIE DIDN’T REALLY DO JUSTICE TO VIBE OF THAT ERA OR THE GREATNESS AND HEDONISM OF STUDIO 54. ANOTHER GREAT NY DISCO WAS “THE PARADISE GARAGE”. IF YOU WANT SOME GOOD BASIC DISCO, ANY DISCO COMPILATION FROM RHINO RECORDS IS GOOD. IF YOU ARE FEELING A BIT ADVENTUROUS, HERE IS A LIST OF COMPILATIONS AND PRODUCERS YOU SHOULD LOOK FOR IF YOU REALLY WANT TO GET A FEEL FOR THE SOUNDS OF THE MID TO LATE 70’S: COMPILATIONS ON CD: DISCO SPECTRUM VOL. 1-3 REAL DISCO FOR REAL PEOPLE DISCO FEVER - SOUNDS OF UNDERGROUND DISCO BY DIMITRI FROM PARIS SALSOUL PRESENTS: DISCO FUNK FLAVAS THE ORIGINAL SALSOUL CLASSICS 2 KENNY DOPES DISCO HEAT 3CD SET - EXCELLENT!!!! BOOGIE NIGHTS - CLASSIC DISCO ATHEMS SAM - DISCO CLASSICS EXTENDED PLAY VOL. 1 AND 2 PRELUDE’S GREATEST HITS VOL. 1 AND 2 LARRY LEVANS PARADISE GARAGE MAGNUM OPUS - 20 DANCE MASTERPIECES SPIRIT OF DISCO - EXCELLENT BEST DISCO IN TOWN - VOL. 1-3 DONNA SUMMERS - HAPPILY EVER AFTER AND FOUR SEASONS OF LOVE SISTER SLEDGE - WE ARE FAMILY (THE ALBUM) KENNY CARPENTER PRESENTS - STUDIO 54 UNDERGROUND CLASSICS SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER SOUNDTRACK SUPER DISCO - ORIGINAL DISCO & SOUL FROM HARLEM’S P&P RECORDS PHILADELPHIA CLASSICS SOME OF THESE COMPILATIONS CAN BE FOUND IN LARGE RECORD STORE CHAINS, IF NOT AMAZON.COM OR HALF.COM ARE YOUR BEST BET TO FIND THESE TITLES. PRODUCERS/ DJS TO LOOK FOR: SALSOUL ORCHESTRA CHIC ORGANIZATION GAMBLE AND HUFF - THE PHILLY SOUND PATRICK ADAMS / PETER BROWN PRODUCERS PATRICK COWLEY GIORGIO MORODER TOM MOULTON LARRY LEVAN DIMITRI FROM PARIS ANYHING FROM PRELUDE RECORDS ANYTHING FROM WEST END RECORDS ANYTHING FROM P&P RECORDS GROUPS/ ARTIST TO LOOK FOR: FRAN JOLIE CLOUD ONE BRAINSTORM T-CONNECTION MUSIQUE SYLVESTER CHIC, C’EST CHIC, CHIC, RISQUE LOLETTA HOLLOWAY CERRONE BOHANNON CARRIE LUCAS DAN HARTMAN DONNA SUMMER GINO SOCCIO CHANGE MACHINE LINDA CLIFFORD HEATWAVE IMAGINATION LTD JOHN DAVIS MONSTER ORCHESTRA BARRY WHITE SHALAMAR HOPE THIS LIST HELPS YOU. | |
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