70s Discos Mentioned in Song Lyrics

[Mario]

Hello Guys! I was going through my cardboard box of vinyl and I couldn't help but pull out, "Dario, Can You Get Me Into Studio 54?" Campy, you bet, but what fun we had with that record in 1978!!!!!!! :lol: It got me to thinking if there were any other songs that mentioned 70's discoteques in their lyrics. Aside from Andrea True's, "New York You Keep Me Dancing" I couldn't think of any other songs with famous discos in their lyrics...Can you?
Take Care,
Mario 8)

[swerzer]

The song "Fire Island" by the Village People mentions the Sandpiper, the Blue Whale, and the Boatel. The song "Jump Shout" by Lisa mentions a few - the Probe, the Saint, Studio One.

[Ivana Tinkle]

Dexter Wansel "I'll never forget (my favorite discotheque)" on PIR mentions a few 70's discos including Studio 54.
Also, I remember a Shep Pettibone mix of "Walkin on sunshine" that had the lines ' Funhouse parties in the sushine, Garage parties in the sunshine' but I think this may actually be cut in from a different track...any ideas what it was?

[Videoskooter]

And Amanda Lear mentions 54 in "Fashion pack"

[Davicillo]

Try Nina Hagen 'New York, New York'. Name checks, Danceteria, The Roxy, and Madcap.

[JussiK]

"Sweet Sweet City Rhythm" by Fantasia feat. Peggy Santiglia ( prod by Billy Terrell who did Gary Criss) mentions Les Mouches, Flamingo, New York New York, Studio 54 ( "..fifty four, can you ask for more?" - you bet you can...), plus Regine's. "Palace Palace" By Who's Who repeats the name of the legendary Paris establisment. And what about Sylvester's "Take Me To Heaven" - could that be all about the London club whih is still there after all these decades?

[djsonic]

what about Playto's Retreat.by Joe Thomas on tk records. a famous disco/sex club in NY open at the same time as 54.
It Was NASTY!

[remicks]

"Success" by the Weather Girls {written by Paul Jabara}-----------"New York -- what a wonderful town! Radio City Music Hall / Studio 54 / The Palace / The Anvil .... We'd like to thank the public for making us stars , especially the boys in the backroom bars ...."

[ComputerDisco]

Talking Heads "Love during Wartime" isn't a disco song, but it does mention the Mudd Club.

"Le Freak" of course was written about Studio 54's accidentally barring Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards from entering, despite the fact that they were Grace Jones' guests, so "The 54" is mentioned in that song.

[DJDynasty]

C Bank - Get Wet mentions many NY clubs & DJs like Roxy/Copa/Garage/Danceteria/Funhouse Jellybean/Afrika Bambatta & others toward the end of the song