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Various —
Disco Hustle (single LP) ... LP 
TVP, 1970s. Very Good+ ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
With selections by Donna Summer, Silver Convention, Andrea True Connection, Gloria Gaynor, Vicki Sue Robinson, Salsoul Orchestra, Moment Of Truth, Crown Heights Affair, Yambu, and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has light wear.)
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Cream De Coco (aka Creme D'Cocoa) —
Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle/Free Spirit/
Funky club from Creme D'Cocoa, spelled differently on the label of this single for some reason –perhaps because it's one of their earlier singles done for a side-label at Salsoul, and featuring a great mix of disco and ensemble funk! "Wiggle Wiggle Wiggle" has a midtempo groove that's as catchy as the title – done with lyrics from the entire group and a bouncy boogie styled rhythm! "Disco Strut" is even better, though – a smoother, almost jazzier number that's years ahead of its time – picking up some slight cues from Roy Ayers, and letting female vocals glide beautifully over the spacey groove! 12-inch, Vinyl record
(In a Salsoul sleeve.)
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Various —
Boogie Nights – 20 Original Disco Hits ... LP Ronco (UK), 1978. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
Features tracks by Heatwave, Boz Scaggs, Lou Rawls, David Essex, Joe Tex, Deniece Williams, Noosha Fox, and more! LP, Vinyl record album
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GQ —
Disco Nights ... LP Arista, 1979. Near Mint- ... $14.99
Not just disco nights, but some great mellow moments too – a wonderfully well-rounded classic from this great quartet – as tight and groovy as it is cool and classy! By the time of this debut, the group had already had plenty of 70s soul experience as The Rhythm Makers – a previous name for the lineup, and a combo with a great reputation for dancefloor grooves that were tight, but never too uptight – kind of the best funky soul styles of the time! This album definitely continues that tradition, with a sound that's leaner than most mainstream disco of the time – and really well put-together, in a way that also has them slowing down to hit some great ballads and mellower steppers too. The album features the massive disco title cut – "Disco Nights" – and a beautiful reworking of Billy Stewart's classic "I Do Love You" – with a sound that's faithful to the original, but a sweet stepping groove that's made it a favorite for years! Other cuts include "Boogie Oogie Oogie", "Spirit", "Make My Dreams A Reality", "It's Your Love", "I Do Love You", and "Wonderful". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a cutout hole and light wear.)
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Various —
Disco Love 2 – More Rare Disco & Soul Uncovered – Compiled By Al Kent ... LP BBE (UK), Late 70s. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Funky disco and rare soul compiled by Al Kent – Disco Love 2 on BBE – once again going a lot deeper into the soulful underground of the late 70s and coming back up with some incredibly fresh rarities! Al Kent hails from Glasgow, but we honestly couldn't tell you where most of the singers and groups on the set are from – but we can tell you it's a great batch of underground tunes, some soaring and straight up disco, others with a more thumping, rawer or funkier groove – all of it perfectly pitched to the dancefloor. Includes "Joey's Tune" by Plazza Suite", "I Think I'll Do Some Stepping On My Own" by Sandy Barber, "I've Got The Need" by Spooky & Sue, "I Can Make It On My Own" by Vessie Simmons, "Make Love To You" by Scarbrough, "When Did You Stop" by The J's and more. 8 long unmixed numbers on the 2LP version. LP, Vinyl record album
(Limited issue from 2011. Cover is bent a bit at the top right corner and bottom of the spine.)
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Various —
TK Disco Re-Edited – Volume 1 ... LP TK (UK), Late 70s. Near Mint- 2LP ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
The genius sound of the TK Records label, taken to a whole new level – as some of the coolest club classics from that legendary Miami label are served up here in a host of new edits by contemporary talents! The sound is great – all the funk and soul of the originals, but kicked up a bit here and there on the rhythms – and often edited in ways that the grooves are really expanded too! Titles include "Spank (Dimitri From Paris Classic Re-Edit)" by Jimmy Bo Horne , "Ghetto Music" by Ted Taylor, "I'm Your Boogie Man (Todd Terje edit)" and "I Get Lifted (Todd Terje edit)" by KC & The Sunshine Band, "Do What You Wanna Do (Kon's Keep It Moving Mix)" by T-Connection, "Why Can't We Live Together (Late Nite Tuff Guy No More War Rework)" by Timmy Thomas, "Move Me Baby (Danny Krivit edit)" by Gwen McCrae, and "Jam On The Groove (Danny Krivit Edit)" by Ralph MacDonald. LP, Vinyl record album
(Yellow vinyl pressing in a TK Disco sleeve.)
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Various —
Tropical Disco Hustle ... LP Cultures Of Soul, Late 70s/
Disco sounds from the Caribbean scene of the 70s – a really unique mix of regional styles with the kind of rhythms that were coming from New York and Philly at the time! The groove here is really unique – even different than some of the reggae or African disco numbers of the time – as the sunny style of Trinidad & Tobago and other islands turns out to be a perfect fit for clubby elements – mixing riffing instrumentation with playful lyrics that would have been right at home in older musical modes, but which are tuned just right here to match the energy of the disco generation. And these cuts have an appeal that goes way beyond any sense of novelty or gimmick – often served up with a soulfulness that meets or beats mainstream US disco of the period. Hats off to Cultures of Soul for bringing all these great grooves together – on a set that includes "Dance With Me" by Odessey One, "Feel Like Dancing" by Levi John, "Instant Funk" by Merchant, Be Yourself" by Mighty Duke, "The Rebels" and "Living On A String" by Wild Fire, "Peace Without Love" by Ronnie Butler And The Ramblers, "Rockers Delight" by Prince Blackman (a nicely simmering Jamaican funk take on "Rappers Delight"), "Got To Have You" by Joanne Wilson, "Disco Music" by Trinadad Troubadours – plus the bonus tracks "Got To Have You (Whiskey Barons Rework)" and "Dance With Me (Al Kent Version)" by Odessey One. LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has bumped corners.)
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Geoff Love —
Close Encounters & Other Disco Galactic Themes ... LP EMI/
Nick Ingman's the arranger on Close Encounters – and helps give the record a disco vibe that's quite different than the usual sci fi set – a groove that clearly stems from Ingman's great sound library work of the 70s – touched here with plenty of clubby rhythms and some especially great keyboards at times. The whole thing's funkier than you might expect – and titles include "Close Encounters", "Flight Fantastic", "Space Patrol", "Solar Sailor", "The Omega Man", "Star Wars", "Time Machine", and "Blake's 7". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a distro sticker at the bottom left corner.)
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Various —
Deep Disco Culture Vol 1 – Underground Disco Rarities & Future Club Classics – Special Limited 12" Sampler ... 12-inch Suss'd (UK), Late 1970s/
Tracks include "It's So Good To Know" by Best Friend Around, "Freak On" by Lemon, "I Wanna Go Home With You" by Miami Disco Band, and "Roller Rink Funk" by Shift. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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South Shore Commission —
Train Called Freedom/
Wand, 1976. Very Good+ ... $3.99
Like a lot of the Wand singles from this period, this one's got two versions of a single track – one disco and one soul. One of the bigger tracks from the South Shore Commission, with production by Bunny Sigler. 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Sun (South Africa), 1976. Near Mint- ... Just Sold Out!
Don't think "disco", think "funky jazz" – because this sweet South African group from the 70s is filled with lots of groovy twists and turns – all in a mode that's quite different than any of the American or European jazz albums we know from the time! The lineup here includes reed heavyweight Basil Coetzee on both flute and tenor sax – working in a quartet with some sublime organ lines from Pops Mohamed – who plays in this snakey sort of way that's a bit like South African jazz piano, but maybe even more flowing and moody. The grooves are sometimes funky, sometimes more modal – but always forward moving in a really great way, but again with a very fresh approach to rhythm! Titles include "Super Natural Love", "Yasmeen's Blues", "Night Express", "Odd's On", and "Echo On The Delay". LP, Vinyl record album
(180 gram Matsuli reissue pressing.)
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Tele Music/
A treasure trove of late 70s French disco funk – actually sound library material from the Tele Music archives – featuring positively killer bass lines, keys and drums, with a warmth and a groove that just slays so much of the better known dancefloor material of the era! Includes great stuff by Spatial & Co, Disco & Co, Voyage and Arpadys – should be classic cosmic disco all the way! The vinyl version features 7 tracks: "Bass Power", "Electric Maneges", "Exotic Guide", "Future Vision" and "All The Bass" by Spatial & Co, ""Phantom Rock" by Disco & Co, and "I Love You Dancer" (instrumental version) by Voyage. LP, Vinyl record album
(2008 issue. Cover has light wear.)
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Ajax, 1936/
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Mid 70s issue, still sealed with Best Entertainment Value sticker.)
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Van McCoy —
Disco Baby ... LP Avco, 1975. Very Good+ ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
This is it! The record that helped put disco over in a huge way, with a sound that would go on to be heavily imitated for years to come. Sweeping disco production from Hugo & Luigi arranged and conducted by Van McCoy, already a studio mainstay by this point, coupled with a set of accessible numbers paved the way towards huge mainstream appeal for tracks like "The Hustle". This album also includes the title track, "Get Dancin", "Spanish Boogie", "Turn This Mother Out" plus covers of the Ohio Players' "Fire" and AWB's "Pick Up The Pieces". LP, Vinyl record album
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Bill Cosby —
Disco Bill ... LP Capitol, 1977. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
One of the more obscure Bill Cosby soul albums – not nearly as "disco" as the title implies, more in a smoother soul vein, almost a bit like Barry White. Stu Gardner does the backings, and Bill either sings or talks over the top, in a deep sexy voice that's his comical rendering of some of the more sensual soul artists of the time. Titles include "Section 9", "A Simple Love Affair", "Boogie On Your Face", "Happy Birthday Momma", "That's How I Met Your Mother", and "One Two Three". Also includes the oddly-titled, but great track "What You Think About Lickin' My Chicken?" LP, Vinyl record album
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IRC, Mid 70s. Near Mint- ... $24.99
A nice little single – despite the name! The a-side is a sleepy blues number, but the flip – "Disco Blues" – is a great groover. The cut begins with a bouncy bass and choppy guitar, all rolling together in a nice funky way while Willie sings and plays harmonica in a bluesy style. The gimmick shouldn't work, but the cut's pretty compelling overall – and that bass is monster dirty! 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Various —
Disco Express Vol 1 ... LP RCA, 1975. Very Good+ ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Way more than just a disco collection – a great album that features a few tunes that we haven't seen elsewhere! A number of the tracks are uptown groovers lifted from RCA albums – like "Pressure Cookin" by Labelle, "The Happy Hooker" by Nite-Liters, "Sex Trip" by Crown Heights Affair, "Have You Ever Tried It" by The Main Ingredient, and "Hook It Up" by The Choice Four – but the album's also got some killer obscure tunes that rank with the best early indie disco at the time! These tracks include "How Have You Been" by Blood Hollins with vocals by Jean Lang, "Free And Easy" by Satyr, "One Way Street" by Beckett Brown, and "I Wanna Know" by Sunny Gale – all excellent early disco groovers, with a really soulful finish! LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a cutout notch and light wear.)
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Various —
Disco Rocket ... LP K-Tel, 1976. Sealed 2LP ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
Continuous disco mix compilation, with tracks by Wild Cherry, Andrea True Connection, Tavares, Eddie Kendricks, Norman Connors, Addrisi Brothers, Rose Royce, Melba Moore, Supremes, Timmy Thomas, Salsoul Orchestra, Brick, KC & The Sunshine Band, Wilton Place Street Band, T-Connection, Miracles, Celi Bee & The Buzzy Bunch, Sylvers, George McCrae, Bebu Silvetti, Diana Ross, Kebekelektrik, and The Originals. LP, Vinyl record album
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Casablanca, 1979. Near Mint- ... $7.99
Disco Fever was quite a disease in the late 70s – especially contagious if you happened to be recording for Casablanca Records! In this case, it doesn't do too much damage to The Sylvers, who'd been moving that way already on their Capitol Records – and it does give them the chance to work here with Harold Faltermeyer, who handled all the arrangements on the record. All tracks are fast, done in the sing-song vocal mode that the group had been using on their pop hits from the mid 70s. The album was recorded in Munich, LA, and Milan – and titles include "Gimme Gimme Your Lovin", "Mahogany", "Dance Right Now", "I Feel So Good Tonight", and "Forever". LP, Vinyl record album
(Promo. Cover has a promo stamp, light wear, and a small trace of a price sticker.)
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Robert Delgado —
Jamaica Disco ... LP Polydor (Germany), 1979. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has clear tape on the seams.)
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ADC Band —
Fire Up/Atlantic, 1978. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
"Fire Up" is a great bit of party funk from ADC – a tune that's got a romping bassline that really sets the pace of the track – then follows up with a snapping rhythm that's got plenty of rollerskating touches, and which sounds great next to the stoner "fire it up" chorus! "More & More Disco" is more of a standard clubby number – but handled with nice horns and congas! 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a stickered sleeve, with some wear.)
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Santo & Johnny —
Disco D'Oro ... LP Produttoriassociati (Italy), 1960s. Very Good+ Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(In reflective gold cover with die-cut. Cover has a cut corner.)
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Disneyland, 1979. Near Mint- ... $7.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
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Various —
Disco Hustle ... LP Adam VIII, 1970s. Very Good 2LP ... Out Of Stock
With selections by Donna Summer, Silver Convention, Andrea True Connection, Gloria Gaynor, Vicki Sue Robinson, Salsoul Orchestra, Moment Of Truth, Crown Heights Affair, Yambu, and more. LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has an unglued bottom seam and is bumped and lightly bent at the corners.)
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Atlantic, 1976. Very Good ... $3.99
A landmark album from The Trammps – and a record that broke the group firmly out of the Philly ghetto, yet still carried all the best touches of the Sigma scene! Sure, the title track was a super-huge hit – thanks to a plug in Saturday Night Fever – but the record itself is Philly club soaring high, with key arrangements and production from the team of Norman Harris, Ronald Baker, and Earl Young – all of whom provide tremendously mighty grooves to soar the multi-voiced sound of the group well over the top of the clubs! Titles include an 11 minute version of "Disco Inferno", plus "Starvin", "Don't Burn No Bridges", "You Touch My Hot Line", and "I Feel Like I've Been Livin (On The Dark Side Of The Moon)". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has light wear.)
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Yohon —
Pretty Little Disco Baby/Mary Carol, Late 70s. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Two nice sides of mellow soul. "Pretty Little Disco Baby" isn't disco at all, and instead has a groove that's similar to the Moments' "Sexy Mama". "One Night Love Affair" is a laid back ballad. 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Robin Thicke —
Blurred Lines (orig, laidback luke version, liam keegan & anton powers remix, m-rock's bangin' disco mix, mr johnstone mix, komes remix) ... 12-inch Robin Thicke, 2013. Near Mint- ... Temporarily Out Of Stock
With TI and Pharrell. 12-inch, Vinyl record
("Unofficial" EU pressing on brown marbled vinyl.)
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Broadway Brass (Al Capps) —
Takes Guys & Dolls Disco ... LP 20th Century, 1976. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Al Capps arranged and conducted this disco record featuring songs from the soundtrack to Guys and Dolls. The notes on the back cover credit Capps for his "tasteful, happy, 'today' treatments of the much loved score". Songs include "A Bushel and a Peck", "Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat", "Luck Be A Lady", "If I Were a Bell", and "The Oldest Established". LP, Vinyl record album
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First Choice —
Doctor Love (disco mix – 7:35, 2:38) ... 12-inch Gold Mind, 1977. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
A killer Norman Harris/
(In a Salsoul sleeve with some wear. A-side label has a small sticker.)
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Partners —
Last Disco In Paris ... LP Marlin, 1979. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
A sweet disco set from the late 70s – the only one we've ever seen by the Partners, who we're guessing were some sort of European studio combo! The sound is mighty nice – exactly what you'd guess from the title – the best sort of funky Euro disco style of the time, with some sweet harmony vocals that almost have a Bee Gees vibe – yet never nearly as poppy as their disco tunes! There's a warmth here that marks the Paris in contrast to other European club sounds of the time – and attention to lyrics that goes way past the usual "let's throw a singer at some grooves" – especially on the album's mellower cuts. Titles include "Partners", "Friday", "Dance", "Green Eyes", and "Love Meant To Be". LP, Vinyl record album
Also available Last Disco In Paris (with bonus tracks) ... CD 12.99(Cover has light wear and bumped corners.)
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Various —
Disco Party ... LP TK/
And a disco party it is – with 14 groovers from the TK/
(Promo. Cover has a cutout notch, hype sticker, some edge wear, and is bent at the top right corner.)
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Herbie Hancock —
Saturday Night (Special Disco Remix)/Columbia, 1980. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(White label promo, with "Makling" misprint.)
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Salsoul Orchestra —
Music For Non-Stop Dancing – Greatest Disco Hits ... LP Salsoul, Mid/
Recorded at Sigma Sound and produced, arranged and conducted by Vincent Montana Jr., this is a compilation of some of the Salsoul Orchestra's big disco tunes. Montana composed just about every song on the record and the tracks include "Nice N Naasty", "You're Just The Right Size", "Chicago Bus Stop (Ooh, I Love It)", "Salsoul Hustle", "Magic Bird Of Fire","It's Good For The Soul", "Salsoul Rainbow", and "Salsoul: 3001". A total of twelve tracks in all. LP, Vinyl record album
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Disco Four —
Whip Rap (voc)/Profile, 1982. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Label on A side has a bit of marker.)
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Rosemary Hallum —
Disco & Soul Dances ... LP Educational Activities, 1976. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a split top seam, minor splits on the bottom seam, and a light trace of a price sticker.)
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Various —
Supafunkanova Vol 2 – Badass Funk Classics From The Disco Boogie Era Compiled By DJs Joey Negro & Sean P ... LP Z Records (UK), Late 1970s/
A fantastic explosion of funk, soul, and club – put together at a level that may well even top the first Supafunkanova collection! As before, the cuts here are all super-rare and obscure – but all kick heavy ass when it comes to tight rhythms and catchy clubby grooves – never straight disco or mainstream boogie – but borrowing plenty from the mainstream to turn out cuts with a really raw, underground vibe! There's a slight touch of hip hop in the mix – more that old school skating mode – and the whole thing definitely shows Joey's decades in cutting great cuts for the dancefloor – and his big love of the best groups from the hinterlands. 2LP set features the titles "Drive Me Insane" by Airplay, "Betcha Got A Dude On The Side" by Star Quality & Class, "Cool Out" by Magnum Force, "Spunk In The Funk" by Blue Denim Band, "Walk" by Sam Culley Band, "Sound Reason (Joey Negro edit)" by Splash, "Making Love Will Keep You Fit" by Brenda Harris, "Let's Get High" by Nice & Tight Band, "Easton Assassin" by Sunburst Band, and "Super Stimulus" by Stimulus. LP, Vinyl record album
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Superior Elevation, 1980/
Early 80s spiritual disco from Charlie Clemons And The Mighty Power Band – which purportedly included members of Watts 103rd St Rhythm Band – recordings Clemons made in 1980 at Warner Brothers Studios – remixed by Tom Noble! Noble adds no new instrumentation, but ratchets up the spacey disco elements of the drums heavy A-side and the more bass driven B-side. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Columbia, 1977. Near Mint- ... $6.99
Disco 9000 is Johnnie Taylor's 3rd release for Columbia – a great batch of smooth soul tracks with a lot less of the "disco" that you'd expect from the title! Johnnie produced the session himself – and the album was recorded as a soundtrack (to a film that was later retitled Fass Black), but works well on its own as a straight soul release. Most tracks are relatively long, in that smooth midtempo groove that Johnnie was using at the time – and the combination of his bluesy vocals and modern soul production really makes the set sparkle! Titles include "I Love You Woman", "Right Now", and "I Don't Know What I'd Do Without You". LP, Vinyl record album
(White label promo. Cover has a tracklist sticker and promo stamp.)
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Sylvester —
Dance (Disco Heat) (Heated Disco Ultimix, radio, dub) ... 12-inch Fantasy, 1988. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Angora —
Feels Like Magic (special extended disco mix, edited version)/Connection, 1983. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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TK, 1979. Near Mint- ... $4.99
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(White label promo in a TK Disco sleeve.)
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Disco Four —
Do It, Do It (vocal, inst) ... 12-inch Enjoy (Germany), 1983. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Rod Stewart —
Da Ya Think I'm Sexy (Special Disco Mix)/Warner, 1978. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
Rod Stewart steals from Jorge Ben – and gets the biggest hit of his career with this Brazilian funk-influenced disco tune that crossed over big! The single features a special disco mix by Jim Burgess. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Secret Bob —
Oyster La Vista Baby – Sweetest Music/Lobster Disques, 2008. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Various —
Disco Strut Volume 4 ... LP Disco Strut, Late 1970s/
This great series just keeps on getting better and better – serving up the rare disco and club tracks that we can never seem to find, and doing so in a way that's a heck of a lot hipper than the usual disco set! The groove here isn't really straight disco – it's more a mix of funky club, modern soul, and some of the better rhythms that bubbled around in the underground club scene years back – grooves that were way ahead of their time, and which have still continued to sound fresh over the years! The 2LP set features a total of a dozen tracks – nearly all of which would break your bank if you found them on the original vinyl – and titles include "We Want To Play" by Brief Encounter, "Rebel On The Run (rmx)" by Selection, "Let's Get It On (inst)" by Marini, "Remember To Remember" by Rick Holmes, "Never Gonna Let You Go" by Savana, "Feel So Good" by Mac Thornhill, "Slide Into Your Heart" by Time Spectrum, "Summer Groove" by The Joneses, "City Lights (rasta funk)" by Onyx, "Get It On The Ground" by Joe Coleman, "Ooh Wee Baby" by Ron Richardson, and "I Still Feel Like Dancing" by Newstar Band. LP, Vinyl record album
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Alicia Bridges —
I Love The Nightlife (Disco Round) (special disco mix)/Polydor, 1978. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Sutra, 1983. Very Good+ ... $14.99
OG Fat Boys. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo copy in a Sutra sleeve.)
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Wand, 1975. Near Mint- ... $5.99
A bona-fide club classic – and the standout classic of the South Shore Commission! The tune's got a stepping soulful approach that's early Philly club at its best – the early days of disco, when there was still plenty of soul in the mix! 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Bee Gees —
You Should Be Dancing (Special Disco Version) (one-sided single) ... 12-inch RSO, 1976. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Various —
Disco Mania – 20 Original Hits 20 Original Stars ... LP K-Tel, 1970s. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
With selections by Van McCoy, Blackbyrds, Gwen McCrae, Sugarloaf, Styx, Disco Tex & The Sex-O-Lettes, Stylistics, Hot Chocolate, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Gloria Gaynor, Carol Douglas, Kool & The Gang, Billy Preston, George McCrae, Jim Gilstrap, Hues Corporation, Kiss, and BT Express. LP, Vinyl record album
(Shrinkwrap has a small hole on the back with a spot of pen.)
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Various —
Disco Heat ... LP Tee-Vee, 1979. Very Good+ 2LP ... Out Of Stock
Includes selections from Musique, Stone City Band, Saturday Night Band, T-Connection, Foxy, Chanson, Peter Brown, Michel Zager, USA European Connection, John Davis & The Monster Orchestra, Dan Hartman, and more. LP, Vinyl record album
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Commonwealth, Mid 1970s. Sealed ... $7.99
Mixed compilation featuring tracks by Andrea True Connection, Salsoul Orchestra, Ritchie Family, Gwen McCrae, Kool & The Gang, Walter Murphy, KC & The Sunshine Band, George McCrae, Crown Heights Affair, Flash Cadillac & The Continental Kids, and Ecstasy Passion & Pain. LP, Vinyl record album
(Still sealed with some sticker remnants at the top right corner.)
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Gary's Gang —
Keep On Dancin/SAM/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Tony Rizzi & Disco Pacific —
Tony Rizzi & Disco Pacific ... LP Morrhythm, Early 80s. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
With Tony Rizzi on lead guitar and arrangements, Tim May on rhythm guitar, Grant Geissman on second guitar and solos, Bruce Lofgren on third guitar, Michael Rosati on fourth guitar, John Pereti on drums, Wiliam Von Ravensbeg on bass, Tom Ranier on Fender Rhodes, clavinette, and synthesizer, and Doublas Thompson on vocals. LP, Vinyl record album
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Various —
Boogie Nights – 18 Top Disco Hits ... LP Ronco, 1978. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
With selections by Heatwave, Eruption, Tavares, Commodores, Atlanta Rhythm Section, Stargard, Emotions, Hot, Chic, Trammps, Ram Jam, Donna Summer, Belle Epoch, Mandrill, Rick James, Len Boone, Odyssey, and Gene Page. LP, Vinyl record album
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GQ —
Disco Nights (Rock Freak)/Arista, 1978. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
"Disco Nights" is one of the greatest grooves ever from GQ – a tightly-stepping number that's every thing a rollerskating track should have been at the end of the 70s! The tune builds wonderfully from the very first beat – keeping time with a very sharp focus, but also letting in plenty of jazzy keyboards and other riffing – as well as some extremely catchy vocals over the top! 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Martha Velez —
Disco Night (mono, stereo) ... 7-inch Sire, 1976. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Martha Velez gets some heavy help here from Bob Marley – who produced the album with a bit of extra help from Lee Perry! The set's a nice mix of Martha's soulfully-styled vocals and Marley's Kingston rhythms – a blend that has similar appeal to some of Serge Gainsbourg's reggae-related projects, but in a slightly different style overall – almost more Marley-like in the end, with Bob pushing Martha into his side of the musical spectrum, instead of the other way around. 7-inch, Vinyl record
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Shalamar —
Take That To The Bank/Solar, 1978. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Great early grooves from Shalamar – recorded at a time when the trio was really grooving at their best! The a-side here – "Take That To The Bank" – an amazingly warm little groove, complete with keyboards that flow nicely next to the rhythms, and these great vocal parts that trade back and forth with a wonderfully soulful feel! There's a nice jazzy undercurrent too – and the tune is one that never gets old! 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Stephen Encinas —
Disco Illusion/Invisible City Editions, Late 70s. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
A rare Caribbean groove from Stephen Encinas – recorded in the 70s, but lost for years! "Disco Illusion" is a really wonderful track – soaring and bubbling in this jazzy mix of funk and soul, with lots of sweet vocals soaring and gliding out front – and this weird exotic keyboard part that comes in during the middle and really gives the whole thing a unique sound! "Lypso Illusion" is a steel drum cut that's mighty nice – kind of a club take on the steel funk mode, ala the best work of John Gibbs! 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Skybirst —
Weekend (disco version)/Electric Cat, 1979. Sealed ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Lamont Dozier —
Going Back To My Roots (disco mix 6:00, disco mix 9:45) ... 12-inch Warner, 1977. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
2 nice "disco mixes" of this massive Lamont Dozier groover – with the extended one running nearly 10 minutes long, and showing how Lamont was equally good at the crossover club tune as he was at the straight ahead soul number. 12-inch, Vinyl record
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Space Project —
Disco From Another Galaxy ... LP RCA/
Spacey Frenchy disco stuff, recorded in French Canada, where they do that sort of thing pretty well. 4 long tracks with a space theme to them, including "Conquest Of The Stars", "Beyond Orion", and "Mission To Lyra". LP, Vinyl record album
63
Ennio Morricone —
Disco 78 – Come Maddalena/Bimbo/
Maybe the only 12" single we've ever seen from Ennio Morricone! Features two very groovy themes. 12-inch, Vinyl record
64
Voodoo Funk (UK), Late 70s. Near Mint- (pic cover)... $11.99 14.99
A groove that's way different than the disco you might hear on this side of the Atlantic in the late 70s – more a tight Afro Funk approach, served up here with riffing guitars and lots of tight horns that descend in a really cool way with the vocals! "We Like To Party" follows in a similar groove – almost echoing the rhythm of the main cut, but with some more playful chorus lyrics too! 12-inch, Vinyl record
(2013 issue, with bonus poster still attached.)
65
Foxy —
Get Off (special disco 12'' mix)/TK, 1978. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
2 disco groovers you might remember from your roller skating days! 12-inch, Vinyl record
66
Various —
Disco Dazzle ... LP RCA, Mid/
Includes tracks by Odyssey, Sal Soul Orchestra, Shalamar, Major Harris, Evelyn Champagne King, Vicki Sue Robinson, and Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band. LP, Vinyl record album
67
Magic Touch, 1977. Near Mint- ... $24.99 29.99
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Promo in a plain sleeve.)
69
Various —
Disco Sound – Bump In Discotheque ... LP Motown (Japan), Late 70s. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
A wild 70s compilation from Japan – featuring some of the clubbier work of the time on Motown – with cuts by Edwin Starr, Diana Ross, Commodores, Stevie Wonder, The Miracles, Jackson Five, and Eddie Kendricks! Not sure why most of the artists are presented here as blondes, though! LP, Vinyl record album
70
Pulp —
Disco 2000 (7", motiv & gimp dub, motiv & discoid mix)/Island (UK), 1996. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
71
Various —
Latin Disco- Salsa's Greatest Hits ... LP Salsoul, 1977. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
Excellent collection of tracks from Salsoul's great Latin series from the mid 70's! Despite the "disco" in the title, most of the tracks on here are straight salsa, and the LP features tracks like "Bamboleate" by Libre, "Trompeta En Montuno" by Chocolate, "Adelante" by Cachao, "Kimbo Kimbisa" by Graciela, "Anabacoa" by Grupo Folklorico, and "Chico & The Man" by Joe Bataan. Lots of stuff that's hard to find on vinyl, too! LP, Vinyl record album
72
BB Seaton —
Stop Making Love/High Note (Jamaica), Late 70s. Very Good ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
73
Ed Wizard & Disco Double Dee/Editorial (UK), 2013. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
74
Various —
Soul Cal – Disco & Modern Soul 1971 to 1982 ... LP Now Again/
An amazing compilation – a decade in the making, and filled with wonderful grooves – most of which have never appeared on CD or LP reissues! The set's based around the groundbreaking series of Soul Cal 12" reissues put together by Stones Throw about a decade ago – wonderful records that unearthed rare grooves that fall beautifully in a space between funk and club – almost all originally issued on tiny little labels from all over the US, but working together to create a rich vibe in the set. Titles include "Ecology" by Anubis, "You Can Be A Star" by Luther Davis, "Don't Get Discouraged" by UPC All Stars, "Things Cannot Stop Forever" by Stanton Davis, "Free Your Mind" by Record Player, "Get Down" by Freedom Express, "Keep Running Away" by Clifford Nyren, "Love Is" by Leon Mitchison & The Eastex Freeway Band, "What It Takes To Live" by Key & Cleary, "I'm Gonna Miss You Girl" by Ellis & Cephas, "It's A Bad Feeling" by Mixed Sugar, and "Put A Smile On Time" by Rhythm Machine. LP, Vinyl record album
Also available Soul Cal – Disco & Modern Soul 1971 to 1982 (CD & book) ... CD 9.9975
Van McCoy —
Disco Kid ... LP Avco, 1975. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
A clear follow-up to "The Hustle" (not on this album), with a number of tracks that come close to the genius of that track, but never quite manage it altogether. Van's on lead vocals, and the record's got some good keyboard work by Paul Griffin, Richard Tee, and Leon Pendarvis. Includes the Barry White-esque "Roll With The Punches", plus "Keep On Hustlin", "The Disco Kid", "I'm Gonna Love You", "Earthquake", and "The Walk". LP, Vinyl record album
76
Tony Valor —
Ma Mo Ah (original, disco) ... 7-inch Brunswick, 1976. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
A great track from early disco maestro Tony Valor – mixed by Tom Moulton with incredible sound! The tune has an almost Bohannon-ish approach – with stomping beats at the bottom, and lots of warm instrumental twists and turns on the top – a bit more strings than guitar, but in a way that sweetens the groove nicely! Really tribal – and with a nice chanting of the title, too! 7-inch, Vinyl record
77
Compost (Germany), Early 80s. Near Mint- 2LP ... $29.99
Cosmic grooves and spacey post disco compiled by Dompteur Mooner – a great third volume of the Elaste series from Compost Records! The soul if disco splintered in the cosmos in the early 80s, soaring strings giving way to funky synths, proto-techno programming and all around galactic feel in the clubs of Europe and pretty much all around the world – and this set pulls together the widest range yet! Definitely not disco in a conventional set, but spacey synth funk and influential club grooves from the early 80s underground that sounds great today! Includes "Take A Chance (Dompteur Mooner Edit)" by Queen Samantha, "Urth" by Mobius, "Beats of Love" by Nacht Und Nebel, "Allein (Original Version)" by Tabu, "Beuys Boys" by Pollyester, "Jamacia Running" by The Pool, "Powerslide" by Mythos, "Africa (Dub Mix)" by Key Of Dreams and more. Includes "Take A Chance (Dopmteur Mooner Edit)" by Queen Samantha, "Urth" by Mobius, "Beats of Love" by Nacht Und Nebel, "Allein (Original Version)" by Tabu, "Beuys Boys" by Pollyester, "Jamacia Running" by The Pool and more. 10 tracks on 2LP for the vinyl version. LP, Vinyl record album
78
Various —
Spotlight On Disco Soul Hits ... LP Philips (Japan), Mid 70s. Very Good 2LP ... Out Of Stock
Not just disco, but a very cool collection of 70s soul – done for the Japanese market only, and featuring a fair bit of lesser-known gems from American indie labels, including the All-Platinum family of records! Includes work by Wee Willie & The Winners, Chuck Jackson, The Moments, Ralph Carter, 5000 Volts, The Rimshots, Joe Quarterman & Free Soul, Crystal Grass, Ohio Players, The Joneses, Young Sisters, Rhetta Young, Shirley & Co, Sylvia, and Super Dragons. LP, Vinyl record album
79
Casablanca, 1976. Near Mint- 2LP ... $4.99
A double-length disco symphony – and a surprisingly good one at that! The set was put together by DJ Frankie Crocker – but we're guessing the real talent lies elsewhere, most likely in the talents of the session players – an all-star group that includes Billy Mitchell on piano, Wah Wah Ragin on guitar, James Gatson on drums, and Sonny Burke on keyboards. The tracks are mostly standards, redone in a long, swirling disco mode – with surprisingly tight rhythms underneath soaring strings, and standout instrumental work from the players mentioned above. The album's an all-instrumental affair, and tracks include "Poinciana", "Friendly Persuasion", "I Can't Get Started", "Flamingo", "Skylark", and "Be My Love". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has a cut corner and light wear.)
80
Copacabana, Late 50s/
Good compilation of gold discs by this Brazilian diva. Includes a number of her earlier bossa sides, some of which were recorded with the Zimbo Trio and Jacob do Bandolim. Cuts inlcude "Tempo Feliz", "Luz Negra", "Minhas Madrugadas", and "Pela Rua" LP, Vinyl record album
(Late 70s issue. Cover has light ringwear, edge wear, small sticker spot, and is bent at the edges and corners.)
81
Lonnie Smith —
Do It (disco version) (short, long) ... 12-inch TK, 1979. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
82
DD Sound —
Disco Delivery ... LP Baby (Italy), 1977. Very Good+ ... Out Of Stock
... LP, Vinyl record album
83
Various —
Too Slow To Disco Brasil – Compiled By Ed Motta ... LP How Do You Are (Germany), Late 70s/
This very hip series just got a whole lot hipper – thanks to the selection talents of Brazilian soul legend Ed Motta – who serves up a huge host of rare tracks from Brazil! Ed's always had a deep love of the AOR sound of the 70s – and he's not only a great soul singer on his own records, but also a hell of a record collector too – one whose knowledge of rare grooves goes way beyond most other folks we've ever met! This set opens up a huge amount of Brazilian soul we'd never heard before – music that takes off from the late 70s territory of Azimuth and Banda Black Rio, and soars with sweet jazzy grooves that are completely sublime – most from the 80s, and most by artists who've never gotten their due on the reissue market. Killer all the way through – with titles that include "Pra Voce" by Carlinhos & Soninha Querioz, "Acordes E Sementes" by Gelso Oliveira & Luiz Ewerling, "Joia Rara" by Brylho, "Rota Mar" by Zeca Do Trombone, "Clarear" by Roupa Nova, "Quero Pouco Quero Muito" by Filo Machado, "Guarde Minha Voz" by Sandra Sa, "Debora" by Altay Veloso, "Copacabana Suite" by Junior Mendes, "Renascendo En Mim"b y Don Beto, "Toda Manha Brilha O Sol" by Lucinha Turnbull, "Coisas Do Brasil" by Guilerhmes Arantes, "Mare" by Carlos Bivar, "Leao Ferido" by Biafra, "Mais Uma Chance" by Santa Cruz, "Rio Best Seller" by Cassiano, and "Se Eu Te Pego De Jeito" by Jane Duboc. LP, Vinyl record album
84
Wonderland Disco Band —
Wonder Woman Disco (american version, european version) ... 12-inch RS International, 1978. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
85
Soft Rocks —
Disco Power Play 6 – Record Four – Turkalina/Soft Rocks (France), 2013. Near Mint- (pic cover)... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
86
Big Walter & Soul Discotheque —
Disco Sound Super Deluxe ... LP Yupiteru (Japan), 1978. Near Mint- 2LP Gatefold ... Out Of Stock
Instrumental covers of "disco" hits, with titles that include "Friday Night", "Boogie Oogie Oogie", "Copacabana", "Thank God It's Friday", "5th Of Beethoven", "Macho Man", "Mary Jane", "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood", and more. LP, Vinyl record album
Close matches: 6
87
Holiday 80 —
Hotel Victoria EP ... 12-inch Whiskey Disco, 2015. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
88
Gino Soccio/Editions Disco, Mid 1970s/
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
89
Disco Mundo, 1970s. Near Mint- ... $11.99
... LP, Vinyl record album
(Mid 80s issue.)
90
Convertion/Disco Deviance (UK), 2010. Near Mint- ... Out Of Stock
... 12-inch, Vinyl record
91
Various —
Sabor De Mel ... LP Ariola/
With selections by Chico Buarque, Joao Bosco, Milton Nascimento, Elba Ramalho, Gal Gosta, MPB4, and others. LP, Vinyl record album
92
Istituto Internazijonale Del Disco (Italy), 1960. Very Good+ ... $0.99 2.99
Readings from "Malombra", "Piccolo Mondo Antico" and "Piccolo Mondo Moderno" by Elena Da Venezia and Franco Graziosi. 7-inch, Vinyl record
(In the heavy frame cover, with some light wear and spotty aging.)
Possible matches: 160
93
Space —
Carry On Turn Me On/United Artists, 1977. Very Good ... Just Sold Out!
Classic synth-heavy euro sounding disco from the late 70s. Pretty trashy, but still loads of fun. 12-inch, Vinyl record
(Cloud label pressing, in a stickered sleeve, with ring wear.)
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Gregg Diamond —
Gregg Diamond's Star Cruiser ... LP Marlin, 1978. Very Good ... $9.99
Gregg Diamond takes his Bionic Boogie sound to a different level – soaring to the skies with a leaner disco groove than before – almost hinting at the coming 80s groove in the process! The rhythms are nice and tight, and often augmented by keyboards that sweeten things up – never overwhelming the overall groove, but packing things in with a mighty nice punch – one that lets the vocals on the record really explode! Most numbers have a chorus singing the spare lyrics – but Diva Gray and Gordon Grody each sing lead on a track each, then give the rest of the record to a backup group that also includes Jocelyn Brown. Our favorite track may well be "Holding Back", which snaps along in a great funky dancefloor groove with some old Bionic Boogie elements – and other cuts include "Arista Vista", "Bring Back Your Love", "Fancy Dancer", and "This Side Of Midnight". LP, Vinyl record album
(Japanese promo pressing, with obi and insert. Vinyl has some worn grooves on "Holding Back", NM- otherwise. Cover is bumped at the top right corner. Obi is lightly crinkled at the side.)
95
Grace Jones —
Nightclubbing ... LP Island, 1981. Very Good ... $14.99
One of our favorite albums ever from Grace Jones – a record that has her shedding some of the disco excesses of earlier years, and moving into a great blend of sounds that really showcases the energy of the New York scene from which she sprang! The album was recorded in Nassau, with help from Sly Dunbar on drums, Robbie Shakespeare on bass, and Wally Badarou on keyboards – and most tunes have an edgier feel that makes Jones sound even darker than before. There's loads of great disco-not-disco moments – from the straight funk of "Pull Up To The Bumper" to the insane post-punk grooving of "Demolition Man" – to other tracks that include "I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)", "Art Groupie", "Walking In The Rain", "Nightclubbing", and "Use Me". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has promo and hype stickers, light ringwear, edge wear, bent a bit at the corners and front panel, and is bumped at the top right corner.)
96
KC & The Sunshine Band —
Who Do Ya Love ... LP TK, 1978. Near Mint- ... $9.99
Classic 70s work from KC & The Sunshine Band – a record that's not as hit-heavy as previous efforts, but still a plenty great set that's filled with catchy dancefloor funk! KC's clearly feeling the heat of the disco fire he helped to ignite a few years before – and there's definitely an ear hear towards tracks that would boom out nicely on a heavier sound system – kind of a deepening of the sometimes bargain basement production the group got on earlier TK records. That approach doesn't dampen the groove, though, and there's still a nice mix here of soul, funk, club, and tropical modes – sometimes a bit off the mark, but still a heck of a lot better than most of the group's contemporaries! Titles include a remake of "It's The Same Old Song", plus "Who Do Ya Love", "How About A Little Love", "Sho-Nuff'" and "Come To My Island". LP, Vinyl record album
(Japanese pressing including obi, insert, and printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear.)
97
Donna Summer —
Love To Love You Baby ... LP Oasis/
One of the first great moments of the Munich disco scene of the 70s – an electric batch of soul served up in support of Donna Summer's landmark title hit! The set features the full 16 minute version of "Love To Love You Baby" – done as a monumental suite that dips, turns, slinks, and slides alongside Summer's sexy vocals beautifully. As with that track, Giorgio Moroder arranged the others on the set as well – along with tunes in more of a straightforward soul approach for the time. In retrospect, that was a totally brilliant approach – trailblazing on one hand, and saleable to the mainstream on the other! Other titles include "Need A Man Blues", "Full Of Emptiness", "Whispering Waves" and "Pandora's Box". LP, Vinyl record album
(Cover has some ringwear, edge wear, and is bent a bit at the edges and front panel.)
98
BT Express —
Energy To Burn ... LP Columbia/
A killer set that's extremely well-titled – as BT Express were one of the hottest ensemble funk acts of their time! The groove here is definitely aimed at a more disco-oriented dancefloor than before – but the overall sound is plenty funky enough for our ears – thanks to some amazing horn passages arranged by Carlos Ward, whose own work on sax and flute really add an edgey quality to the set. Ward's horns are really fantastic – cutting and turning with a sharply-honed tone that keeps things fresh throughout – even when the rhythms are hitting more of a mainstream dancefloor sound. Titles include the group's mellow soul version of "Now That We've Found Love", plus "Herbs", "Time Tunnel", "Energy To Burn", "Can't Stop Groovin Now Wanna Do It Some More", and "Make Your Body Move". LP, Vinyl record album
(Includes the printed inner sleeve. Cover has light wear, some aging, and some peeled spots and remnants from index label removal at the top right corner.)
99
Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band —
Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band ... LP RCA, 1976. Near Mint- ... Just Sold Out!
One of the most creative club acts of the 70s – the mighty Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band! Before starting his Kid Creole & the Coconuts combo, August Darnell worked to great fame with Dr Buzzard's Original Savannah Band – kind of a campy, jazzy ensemble – one that worked with a 20s aesthetic over a disco groove! There's a fair bit of acoustic instrumentation in the rhythms, and lots of those choppy, scratchy lines that we love so much in the Kid Creole work – all of which makes for a very nice change from the usual, especially in the late 70s mainstream. Darnell and Cory Daye are the main vocalists, and Darnell wrote all the lyrics for the album – on titles that include "Cherchez La Femme", "I'll Play The Fool", "Sour And Sweet", "We Got It Made", "Hard Times", "Sunshower", and "Betcha The Love Bug Bitcha". LP, Vinyl record album
(Original tan label pressing with Sterling stamp. Includes the printed inner sleeve. A great copy!)
100
Three Degrees —
Three Degrees International ... LP Philadelphia International, 1975. Near Mint- ... Just Sold Out!
Seminal work by Three Degrees – stepping proudly here from their girl group roots, into a dramatic pre-disco mode that's clearly influenced by similar Philly work by First Choice – some of the finest material ever! The music is by MFSB, with arrangements by Philly maestros like Bobby Martin and John Davis – and given that pedigree it's as wonderful as you'd imagine. Paired with the sweetly beautiful singing by the lovely voices of Three Degrees, this is some truly great Philadelphia International soul! Titles include "TSOP", "Loving Cup", "Get Your Love Back", "Long Lost Lover", "Take Good Care Of Yourself", "Another Heartache", and a nice cover of Marvin Gaye's "Distant Lover". LP, Vinyl record album
(Original Japanese pressing – ECPO-10-PH – with obi, lyric insert, and print with facsimile signatures. Cover is bent just a bit at the spine.)
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