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 We Love Disco
 We Love Disco ... Freak2 Indigo - Haven't You Heard 3 Johnny Mathis - Gone, Gone, Gone 4 Alicia Bridges - I Love The Nightlife (Disco 'Round) 5 Disco Daze - Boogie Nights 6 Sister Sledge - We Are Family 7 Change - A Lover's Holiday 8 Frantique - Strut Your Funky Stuff 9 Stacy Lattisaw - Jump To The Beat 10 Thelma Houston - Don't Leave Me This Way (Almighty Mix) 11 Respect featuring Shirley Lewis -Armed And Dangerous 12 H Truman - Underwater 13 Respect featuring Jackie Rawe - You Know How To Love Me 14 Utopia - Feel The Need In Me 15 Indigo - I Don't Know What I'd Do (If You Ever Left Me) Disc #2 Tracklisting 1 Dan Hartman - Vertigo/Relight My Fire 2 John Davis And The Monster Orchestra - Love Magic 3 Sarah Dash - Sinner Man 4 Ginno Soccio - Dancer 5 Debbie Jacobs - High On Your Love 6 Voyage - Souvenirs 7 Barbara Pennington - 24 Hours A Day 8 The Duncan Sisters - Sadness In My Eyes 9 Hannah Jones - In The Name Of Love 10 Grace Jones - Do Or Die 11 Abbacadabra - Voulez-Vous (Ian Stephens Mix) 12 Tata Vaga - I Just Keep Thinking About You Baby (Almighty Mix) 13 28. Quartzlock. Don't Turn Around 14 29. Donna Summer. I Feel Love (Almighty Mix) 15 30. Gloria Gaynor. Never Can Say Goodbye Newest Review: ... also some rarer tracks, I cite brand new and exclusive remixes of Thelma Houston, Tata Vega and Donna Summer, though not ... more ... really sure who Tata Vega is! The album is blended into a seamless mix and you get extended versions too.
The album kicks off with Chic's 'Le Freak' a bonefide classic, this is what disco is all about! A wicked rhythm and a funky groove to get you on the floor. Heading to Indigo's 'Haven't You Heard' which has a spirited and uplifting melody and plenty of funky hooks in it to satisfy.
Disco Daze's 'Boogie Nights' is a good little one too, with a superb rhythm and a surprisingly soulful vocal on top, crisp production adds...more |
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We Love Disco
Release Date: 2005 - 06 - 20, Audio CD, Almighty Last Update 24.11.2009 05:46
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We Love Disco: Who Loves Disco? (344 words)
by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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We love disco do we? Well I don't. End of review. Actually, I don't mind a small dose of disco, provided it is in the right environment, probably in a club at the start of the night, the kind of music to ease you into the evening. Disco isn't too harsh and is generally easy on the ear. This thirty track album is spread over two discs and boasts some original recordings and also some rarer tracks, I cite brand new and exclusive remixes of Thelma Houston, Tata Vega and Donna Summer, though not really sure who Tata Vega is! The album is blended into a seamless mix and you get extended versions too. The album kicks off with Chic's 'Le Freak' a bonefide ... Read the complete review
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