Recent finds

[Graham_Start]

Originally Posted by nrgbeat

Bear Bust--sounds like a bunch of beefy, hairy guys getting together for some fun.

Bingo. :D

[Graham_Start]

Originally Posted by K-Bee

Didn't know there was a full LP released. How the rest of it (besides the title track)?

I've only given it a quick listen, but I can't say I found it to be memorable.

[QUINNY]

Originally Posted by Forrrce

Never been too keen on predictable and safe sets, Q. :-)

Same here, although I was never too keen on flogging absolute dead horses either (not that I'm inferring anything). As a pro DJ I had to know on which side my discs were sprinkled with fairy dust, so to speak.

[Videoskooter]

OMG-I have read it as BEER Bust :lol:

OK-I'm learning every day here.

[Cory Ander]

Originally Posted by Graham_Start

I was in Orlando for a few days for Bear Bust, and I happened to find this great shop with heaps of disco. Prices were, for the most part, quite reasonable...

Madleen Kane: Forbidden Love promo 12"
Madleen Kane: Rough Diamond promo 12"
Gloria Gaynor: Let Me Know (I Have A Right) promo 12" with two versions, one with spoken dialog and one without
Carol Douglas: Midnight Love Affair US LP (better mastering than Cnd which I have)
Kenny Brawner & Raw Sugar: self-titled LP
Touch: Me and You 12" (produced by Tony Valor)
TJM: self-titled LP
The Wonderland Band: Wonderwoman LP (WEEEEEAAAAK!!)
Blackwell: Boogie Down LP
Caress: self-titled LP (Boris Midney)
Costandinos: Synergy 12"
Giorgio Moroder: Knights In White Satin LP (US copy to replace Cnd)
Rod: Shake It UP LP
Lemon: Freak On 12"
Quartz: self-titled LP

Graham: I just bought the Quartz album also (I don't know what you paid, I paid one dollar). I like it but wonder why there's no information on the cover about the artist (maybe there's info on the net, I haven't looked). I had never heard it, I just saw it was on the Marlin label and figured it should be good. I also bought (for the third time, I should add) John Miles' "Stranger in the City" for the smokin' disco track "Slow Down". Gosh, we used to sweat to that one.......

[thommy2458]

Congratulations Graham! The 12" of "Rough Diamond" is rare with a
non commercial Jim Burgess mix(the flamenco break threatens to segue
into Santa Esmerelda) Flip it over for the sleaze classic "Touch My Heart"
and listen to that sexy bass...

Thom

[wever]

1. i just bought few vynil the other day....
and one of them has that Rod song "Shake it up (do the boogaloo)" and i like it enough for a first listen! i don't know if the LP is good or bad but this song is great! the compilation is called "Pon tu cuerpo a bailar en compañía" (put your body into dance with sb?¿? omg! my worst translation ever!)
PON TU CUERPO A BAILAR EN COMPAÑIA-LP en venta en eBay.es (finaliza el 27-mar-08 04:03:46 H.Esp)
a lot of Solar stuff which , u know, i love! French Lesson by Salt & Pepper is a nice one too! and a great discovering Underwater by Harry Thumann.

2. Another compilation with 2lp called "Al Rojo Vivo" (red hot) which includes all classics:
disc 1
1a. I will Survive - G. Gaynor
2a. I Love the nightlife - Alicia Bridges
3a. Cream - G.Diamond Bionic Boogie !!!
4a. Symphony of Love - Miquel Brown
1b. Shake Your Groove thing - P & Herb ( i really wanted this one hehe).
2b. You got me groovin - French Kiss
3b. Makin it - David Naughton
4b. Jungle D. - J. Kikrokos !!!!
disc 2
1a. Let the music play - Arpeggio (long version with i wanna tango)
1b. Bridge Over Troubled water - Linda Clifford
ok! the 2 first really known but i didn't know many of the rest!!! and have no stuff by bionic boogie. my great surprise was that "Jungle" song! i really liked it! :)

3. Rafael Cameron - Cameron's In Love LP Salsoul Records 1981
4. Le Pamplemousse - Le Spank 1977 (M.Lewis & L.Rinder! u know!)
5. Carl Carlton - She's a bad mama jamma 12''