Canadian Disco In Video

**Disco Funk** · October 13th, 2006, 09:27 PM

Jesse Green - Nice And Slow The music you're hearing is the 45 mix, which didn't have the flute hook. Too bad this 'performance' was at the end of the show, so credits play, and its incomplete.

France Joli - Come To Me A recent performance. Her voice is great, but Barry Williams who sings with her, cannot keep up.

Patsy Gallant - Are You Ready For Love

Boule Noire - Aimer D'Amour

I couldn't find any others. I tried everyone from Black Light Orchestra to Karen Silver. No luck.

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**neonlights** · October 14th, 2006, 12:03 AM

Thanks, especially for that Boule Noire video.. I'd never have thought that would be on YouTube..

Had no idea Jesse Green was Canadian too..

**marc0** · October 14th, 2006, 07:59 AM

Originally Written by neonlights

Thanks, especially for that Boule Noire video.. I'd never have thought that would be on YouTube..
.

Just a sidenote, he's dying of cancer. His real name is George Thurston. It made the newspaper and news a month ago. he gave up on treatments and was very peaceful about it and ready for death.

When his album first came out in the late 70's, we were all wondering where this music came from. I played those 2-3 songs so much.

**Disco Funk** · October 14th, 2006, 09:42 AM

Originally Written by neonlights

Had no idea Jesse Green was Canadian too..

I dug out the album, and I've made a mistake. For some reason, I've assumed the album was Canadian made, but it was actually recorded in London, England and mix in the US. Perhaps it was because the 12"s and 7"s were pressed on the Red Bus label in Canada. I mean, the instrumental mix of Nice & Slow on 12" was only available on the Canadian 12". The US Scepter 12" had a different song on the flip side.

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**disco1999** · January 20th, 2007, 02:28 PM

Originally Written by marc0

Just a sidenote, he's dying of cancer. His real name is George Thurston. It made the newspaper and news a month ago. he gave up on treatments and was very peaceful about it and ready for death.

When his album first came out in the late 70's, we were all wondering where this music came from. I played those 2-3 songs so much.

Surprisingly, Boule Noire (Thurston) is still going well
on despite his colo-rectal cancer,
he has recently released another album. Wishing him best of luck for 2007.