Best Synthetizer and Electro-Disco Hits (70s and early 80s)

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Best Synthetizer and Electro-Disco Hits (70s and early 80s)

1. From Here To Eternity - Giorgio Moroder
2. The Chase - Giorgio Moroder
3. Moskow Discow - Telex
4. Standing In The Rain - Don Ray
5. Supernature - Cerrone
6. Love In "C Minor" - Cerrone
7. Atmosphere Strut - Cloud One
8. I Feel Love - Donna Summer
9. White Horse - Laid Back
10. Over And Over - Disco Circus
11. Romeo & Juliet - Alec R. Costandinos and the Syncophonic Orchestra
12. Fly Robin Fly - Silver Convention
13. Night Cruiser - Deodato
14. Funkytown - Lipps.Inc
15. Rockit - Lipps.Inc
16. E=mc2 - Giorgio Moroder
17. Love To Love - Donna Summer
18. Trans Europa Express - Kraftwerk
19. Ite Missa Est - Martin Circus
20. Moonboots - ORS (Orlando Riva Sound)
21. Heart Of Glass - Blondie
22. Turn On To Love - Jumbo
23. Stars War - Meco
24. Do You Wanna Get Funky - Peter Brown
25. Theme From "The Shaft" - Isaac Hayes

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YOUR COMMENTS

Why not consider Gino Soccio's Remember as a choice.

Posted by: gbnusic | Jul 17, 04 | 3:07 pm

where's "numbers" by Kraftwerk?

Posted by: iremember | Aug 13, 04 | 1:25 pm

Boy, I have not thought about "Jumbo's"
"Turn on to Love" for years. I can still hear the chorus. It went something like this....na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na-na, (big bass voice) turn on to love...I believe I wore out at least 2 copies of that record. I am glad to know that it is on somebody's list of favorite songs from the 70's. Two thumbs up!

Posted by: Jerrydrlove | Nov 17, 04 | 3:26 pm

What about Space or Kebekelectric "Magic Fly" and 'Lectric Funk "Shangaied?

Posted by: Jean Michelle | Dec 10, 04 | 4:12 pm

Guys,
I would definitely add to this list the following:
1) "Megatrone Man" - Patrick Cowley 2) "Do Ya Wanna Funk" (or "You Make Me Feel" as alternative) - Sylvester.
3) "I'm Ready" - Kano
4) "Music Express" - Supermax
Being a DJ in early 80's I can tell you these electronic disco tracks rocked the crowd no less then Giorgio Moroder or Cerrone.

Posted by: Alba | Feb 24, 05 | 12:13 pm

You've got Giorgio Moroder on here with E=MC2, but how can you leave out "Baby Blue," one of the first electronic synthesizer songs, using the computer synthesized voice? It was and is a classic. I'm surprised none of the present day artists has not copyed it or tried to emulate it, unless you consider Cher's "Believe" coming close.

Posted by: BiggEdd | Mar 06, 05 | 7:20 pm

Don't forget the British influence guys!

Yazoo - Situation
Human League - Being Boiled & Don't You Want Me
Gary Numan - Are Friends Electric

Posted by: marmite7 | Aug 02, 05 | 9:22 am

I should definitely choose:
Megatron Man
Menergy
Do Ya Wanna Funk
Funkytown
I Feel Love
as the best from those times !!

Posted by: tontonpt | Nov 29, 05 | 2:40 pm

No love for Information society - "Running"?

Posted by: Jimmy | Jan 15, 06 | 2:04 am

I totally agree that Giorgio rocks in any shape or form, but I'm not too sure what are "Fly Robin Fly", "R&J" or "Jumbo", or indeed "C Minor" doing in this chart. Electro-disco they are most certainly not, whereas you can stick most disco tracks into a "synthesizer disco" category. A bit of a filtering here wouldn't go amiss.

Posted by: Coolio | Aug 15, 06 | 9:47 am

...and here's something that's missing from this chart:

1 The Immortals - The Ultimate Warlord
2 Suzi Lane - Harmony
3 Lectric Funk - Shanghaied
4 Donna Summer - Now I Need You
5 Amanda Lear - Follow Me

:-)

Posted by: Coolio | Aug 15, 06 | 10:09 am

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Best Synthetizer and Electro-Disco Hits (70s and early 80s)