Discussion on Best use of violins in a disco song within the Disco Music of the 70s and 80s forums, part of the General Music Discussions at DiscoMusic.com category; Quinny wrote: Violins in Disco records..................Hmmm my mind is a complete blank. I don't think there's one record I like ...
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| Quinny wrote: Violins in Disco records..................Hmmm my mind is a complete blank. I don't think there's one record I like with violins in. That's frightening isn't it? _________________ As for me, song without violins seems to be not really disco at all :). There are exclusions, I know:) My violin-favorites: Arabesque - Catch me tiger Arabesque - Friday night Arabesque - In the heat of the disco night Lipstique - At the discotheque suite Boney M - Sunny Dschinghis Khan - Puszta Belle Epoque - Miss Broadway may be more..:)
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| exclusion = exception English is not so native to me:)
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| Seems I've got some catching up to do with old topics... I L-O-V-E strings in disco, it makes it feel more luxurilous, expensive and sensous... Many great examples allready mentioned, and here are some more (maybe some have allready been mentioned): Sweet Tears - Roy Ayers Vertigo/Relight My Fire - Dan Hartman Stomp - Brothers Johnson Love Hangover - Diana Ross Love Me Only - Narada Michael Walden (strings arranged by Patrick Adams! Was there ever a 12" of this? Havent seen one... unless maybe some later issue. Would be nice to have on original) |
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| Other great violins disc songs Alec Costandinos - Romeo and Juliet Amant - If there's love Demis Roussos - L.O.V.E. Walter Murphy - A Fifth of Beethoven Beautiful Bend - That's the meaning John Miles - Music Boystown Gang - Can' take my eyes off you The three degrees - TSOP Cerrone - Love in C minor Cerrone - Look for Love and the best of all to finish Dennis Parker - Like an eagle This is a masterpiece
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| Some of my favorite violin moments in disco: * "Summer Love" by Musique - I just heard this song for the first time a few weeks ago, and I love it! It has such an amazing violin arrangement. * "Perfect Love Affair" by Constellation Orchestra - looks like other people also like this one, because "Orchestral Manoeuvres" by Ray Mang is basically repeated samplings of the best violin section from that song * "My Forbidden Lover" by Chic and its sampling in "Sexual Guarantee" by Alcazar * "I Want Your Love" by Chic * "What Am I Gonna Do With You?" by Barry White * "The First, the Last, My Everything" by Barry White * "Should I Let Him Go?" by The Company * "Koochie-Koo" by Baccara |
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| "Koochie-Koo" by Baccara I just gave it a listen... and I can't find more than, like, 5 percent difference in the string arrangement to "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie". The string arrangement is thus almost IDENTICAL to the string arrangement of "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie". Though, I must say that I love the strings of both tunes! :D |
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| mfsb's picnic in the park - true violin class |
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| Too, too many...the Baccara 'Yes, Sir...' is a particular all-time fave (double the fun on the Manhattan 12" - so cute!) but 'My Love Is Free' by Double Exposure, 'Cocomotion', 'Disco Inferno', 'T.S.O.P.' and 'Love Train' by the O'Jays have all had me on my knees.
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| Forrrce: I was actually a bit disappointed when I got my copy of the "Yes Sir..." 12". How could they be so stupid to REMOVE the very sensual intro, and start with fade in after the intro? |
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| Quote:
__________________ What would you do without your muesli...where would you be without a bowl? |
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| Yes, it's the extended US 12" on Manhattan Records. And it makes it even more strange that it is extended, but still they've removed the intro!! :evil: |
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| That's a real hard question to answer because they're are so many good disco songs with violins in them... But I thought to name 1 for which I enjoy has got to be San Francisco Hustle - Silver Convention |
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| Here are some of my favorite disco songs with strings: "Love's Coming/Baby Love" by USA-European Connection "Bourgie Bourgie" by Ashford and Simpson "I Need You" by Sylvester "Another Girl" by Silver Convention "Pride" by Grace Jones "Tonight's The Night" by Kleeer "Standing And Waiting On Love" by Salsoul Orchestra "Feel The Need In Me" by Detroit Emeralds "I'll Be Holding On" by Al Downing "Peanut Vendor/Frenesi/Brazil" by Ritchie Family "Trouble Maker" by Roberta Kelly ...and there are plenty more. Dance With Me In The Disco Heat ---------------------------------- Robbie |
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