Two Questions re: disco records found

[discopsycho]

I was browsing through a used book/music store this evening and found two records I was wondering about:

1. Gotham-(I'm Your) AC/DC Man on Aurum from 1979. I have never heard of it, but bought it since it was 50 cents. Any info on this?

2. A two record set of Silver Convention. Their greatest hits, with a statement that it contained "never before released" long versions of "Get Up and Boogie", "Save Me", and two or three others. I didn't buy this one. Is it worth picking up?

Thanks in advance.

[efunk_adelic]

I'm not sure a longer version of GET UP AND BOOGIE would cause me to buy it... however longer versions of SAN FRANCISCO HUSTLE and or NO NO JOE could.

[Disco Funk]

I'm not sure a longer version of GET UP AND BOOGIE would cause me to buy it... however longer versions of SAN FRANCISCO HUSTLE and or NO NO JOE could.

These are a couple of my favourite songs by them that I also find too short. So I made my own extended versions using editing. It works well on their songs since they are mainly instrumentals.

Disco Funk

[BrunoRepublic]

I was browsing through a used book/music store this evening and found two records I was wondering about:

1. Gotham-(I'm Your) AC/DC Man on Aurum from 1979. I have never heard of it, but bought it since it was 50 cents. Any info on this?

I found a sealed copy in Orlando a couple of weeks ago. Pure camp.

[darrens]

1. Gotham-(I'm Your) AC/DC Man on Aurum from 1979. I have never heard of it, but bought it since it was 50 cents. Any info on this?

A good place to start is the vinyl vault on this site where you will find both the single itself:
http://www.discomusic.com/records-more/3498_0_2_0_C/

and the LP it came from (extreme facial hair alert):
http://www.discomusic.com/records-more/3803_0_2_0_C/

[discopsycho]

Thanks for the responses and info.

Phyllis Hyman was a backing vocalist on the Gotham lp!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

She's one of my faves. I'll have to find this.