Top 10 Orchestral/Instrumental Disco

 

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Top 10 Orchestral/Instrumental Disco

1 - Love's theme - Love unlimited Orchestra
2 - Spring Rain - Silvetti
3 - K-Jee - MFSB
4 - Bajou - Love unlimited Orchestra
5 - Love is the message - MFSB
6 - A fifth of Beethoven - Walter Murphy
7 - Manhattan Skylne - David Shire
8 - Getaway - Salsoul Orchestra
9 - Theme from Shaft - Isaac Hayes
10 - TSOP - MFSB

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I think "Let's get it together" from "el Coco" should have made this list.
Posted by: iremember | Aug 05, 04 | 10:16 am

I love MFSB and Love Unlimited Orchestra! If I could put something in this list it could be 'Scotch Machine' from Voyage.
Posted by: ricco | Aug 21, 04 | 11:28 pm

Surely 'It's good for the soul' by the Salsoul orchestra should get a look in? It's stunning (though i do aprove on the whole, of your choice!)
Posted by: SamLondon | Oct 05, 04 | 11:30 am

Salsoul's "Magic Bird of Fire" based on Stravinsky's "Firebird" Suite was great morning music that the late Roy Thode used to lay on us all the time. Why not? By the way, folks, get ahold of a book on musical history or music appreciation and look up the story of Stravinsky's "Firebird." This will make drama queens in particular sit on the edge of their seats, perhaps weeping from time to time. Salsoul had class!
Posted by: JudyDoggie | Oct 06, 04 | 9:26 pm

"Get Away", "Theme from Shaft" and "TSOP" all have vocals and lyrics, so they're not really instrumental.
Posted by: ol'skinflint | Nov 27, 04 | 1:48 am

I agree with JudyDoggie - the impact of Salsoul's "Magic Bird Of Fire" when first heard in the clubs was .... powerful!!
Im my list you will also find Giorgio Moroder's "Chase", John Davis "Up Jumped The Devil" , Timmy Thomas "Stone To The Bone", Jimmy Bo Horne "Spank" and if you dig deeep, Titanic's "Sultana" , Space "Magic Fly" and Crystal World's "Crystal Grass"
Posted by: miksaltiel | Mar 14, 05 | 11:58 am

...and i forgot of course MFSB LOVE IS THE MESSAGE in its original and countless remixes!!!
Posted by: miksaltiel | Mar 14, 05 | 12:00 pm

What about 'Erotic Soul' (1976, by Larry Page Orchestra)?
Posted by: guga | Apr 20, 05 | 6:13 am

.....How about "Slinky Thighs" from Larry Page, and even though it has a vocal chorus and background voices, how could you not include "Atmosphere Strut" by Cloud One.
Posted by: qdearl | Apr 21, 05 | 6:38 am

I love your list but "Last Train To London" from ELO (Electric Light Orchestra) is a great song too.
Posted by: discoale | May 26, 05 | 8:57 pm

Those are a must as well!

Ors - Disco Mussorgsky
Meco - Star Wars Disco Theme
Posted by: Sherlock | Nov 15, 05 | 8:45 am

better for me:
brazilian love song-love unlimited
sexy-mfsb
shaft in africa-isaac hayes
my sweet summer suite-love unlimited orchestra
summer of 42-biddu orch.
love theme-love unlim. orch.
5th of bethoveen-walter murphy
red hot-help alpert
manhattan skyeline-david shire
tsop-mfsb


Posted by: jaksin | Mar 09, 06 | 6:31 pm

um. What about " the break" by kat mandu?
Posted by: Joerock | Mar 28, 06 | 2:26 pm

all great and danceable music , I agree but i"m dying to include my list, voyage's "souvenier" and/or
bimbo jet's "el bimbo" and "la balanga"
Posted by: butchik55 | Oct 19, 06 | 8:28 pm

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