MOST songs with Disco/Dance/boogie in the title were the worst ?

[disco-disc]

Is this True ???

[KayJayEm54]

I did fing A Taste of Honey's 'Get down and Boogie Oogie Oogie' a bit naff - how do you ooggie oogie?

Baccara's 'Yes Sir I can Boogie, Boogie, Boogie, all night long' catchy but how can you Boogie three times at once - surely one boogie per song is enough to get your juices flowing on the dance floor?

[qdearl]

Sorry, I'd have to disagree

I can never get enough of songs like....

Boogie Down - Eddie Kendricks
Everybody Get Up & Boogie - Freddy James
Blame it on the Boogie - The Jacksons
Bertha Butt Boogie - Jimmy Caster Bunch
I'm your Boogie Man - K.C. & The Sunshine Band
Get Up & Boogie - Silver Convention
Do You Wanna Boogie Hunh? - Two Tons of Fun
Love Disco Style - Erotic Drum Band
Disco Nights - GQ
DiscoLullaby - Unyque
Freakshow on the Dance Floor - The Bar Kays
After the Dance - Marvin Gaye
Come On Dance Dance - Saturday Night Band
Dance (disco heat) - Sylvester
Dance & Shake Your Tamborine - Universal Robot Band
Dance to The Drummer's Beat - Herman Kelly & Life
Dance - Earth People
Dance if u Can - Platypus
Dance It -Mantus
Dance Lover - Mikki
Dance turned into a Romance -Jones girls
Dance With Me - Peter Brown

Surely you like some of these songs

[KayJayEm54]

I love Taste of Honey and Baccara and I can relate to most of the tunes on your list - it's just that in today's discussions with younger work colleagues the word 'Boogie' gets mocked and makes me a little embarassed to real off all those great disco classics - but hey I would never knock them as they are still the tracks that I listen to today, some 30 years on.

Now who on this forum keeps hoping for that big Disco revival?? Just try and keep me away - I for one just can't wait!

[Disco Funk]

I also disagree. Disco music was party music, so having such words in the lyrics and title just meant the song was geared towards getting down and having a good time. My favorites with those words include:

DISCO Party - The Trammps
DISCO Inferno - The Trammps
BOOGIE Fund - Solar Flare (underrated Philly gem)
PH Factor BOOGIE - Phil Hurtt
Would You DANCE To My Music - Eddie Drennon
Get Up & DANCE - Freedom
Get On Up & DANCE (The Continental) - The Earls
DISCO Train - Jerry Rix
DISCO Dancin - A Taste Of Honey
BOOGIE Fever - Sylvers
DANCE - Paradise Express
Pick Me Up I'll DANCE - Melba Moore
Show Me How To DANCE - Archie Bell & The Drells
DANCE Your Troubles Away - Archie Bell & The Drells
I Could DANCE All Night - Archie Bell & The Drells
DISCO Fever - Archie Bell & The Drells
Come On & DANCE DANCE DANCE - Bunny Sigler
DANCE DANCE DANCE - Chic
I'll Never Forget (My Favorite DISCO) - Dexter Wansel

Disco Funk

[discokicks]

Originally Posted by KayJayEm54

I love Taste of Honey and Baccara and I can relate to most of the tunes on your list - it's just that in today's discussions with younger work colleagues the word 'Boogie' gets mocked and makes me a little embarassed to real off all those great disco classics - but hey I would never knock them as they are still the tracks that I listen to today, some 30 years on.

And also...

Dance With You - Carrie Lucas
Dancin' At The Disco - LAX
and Boogie Nights - Heatwave

Young people seem to mock everything...unless its associated with a corporate name.

[Salsoul1975]

Disco Kicks-Boystown Gang
Feel The Beat (Everybody Disco)-Ohio Players
Boogie Tonight-Claudja Barry
I Wanna Dance-Marathon

[discorecordplayer]

sorry, but its definitely not true. Im with the others here!