Reply With QuoteHmm....good choice but I think, in my collection, I'd tip my hat to "Penthouse Presents: The Love Symphony Orchestra." It's disco (nothing says "sexy" like pure disco!), it's Penthouse, it's pulsating...And it has a nice chick on the cover!
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I would havw to say Donna Summer 'Love To Love You Baby'. Apart from Let's Get It On, no other record really cums close!
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Hmm....good choice but I think, in my collection, I'd tip my hat to "Penthouse Presents: The Love Symphony Orchestra." It's disco (nothing says "sexy" like pure disco!), it's Penthouse, it's pulsating...And it has a nice chick on the cover!
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Great topic Boogie! I will agree and add some more: Andrea True's "More,More,More",Grace Jones "La Vie En Rose",St.Tropez "Violation",
Donna McGhee "Make It Last Forever" Donna's "Try Me I Know We can Make It" and so many by Barry White
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Saint Tropez is awesome ! I would add "Belle the jour" or "Femmes fatales" from them. As for moanings, Poussez!'s "Come on and do it" fakes it better than Donna's sexy disco years in my opinion.
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Tony Sylvester's "Pazuzu" where the laydy comes on the rhythm of the strings.
Kinkina's "Jungle Fever" the even more erotic remake than the original by Los Chakachas. Both were Belgian bands so maybe we are not so dull as the Brits always try to proof with their jokes!
And this as a more recent sexample:
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1. LOVE CHANT-Eli's Second Cumming (oops! :icon_razz: that's COMING)
2. MONDO DISCO-El Coco
3. SUMMER FEVER-Donna Summer
"Everyone knows the real reason why you got that part it was the time you spent on that casting couch"--Antoine Merriwether
"Excuse me, Miss Thing, but both of us spent time on that couch"--Blaine Edwards
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Beyond the obvious character of the lyrics and covers of Donna Summer's Love to Love and Queen's Body Language, and taking for granted the soft 'roaring' of Barry White and 'foggy' LP sleeves like Love & Kisses' How Much I Love You, I think sexy music is made up mostly of moments: the inviting introduction of Just An Illusion or in Hazy Shades Of Love with the strings in crescendo; the sudden changes (or stops) in the melodies or the unexpected emergence of an instrument; and the details of the deep musicalization of masters like Boris Midney.
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And I consider sexy the mutual dabbings in the hips of a synchronized couple dancing with KC, or the fashion runway-like music (just name the one of your preference!) And sexy is the song that, in spite of not being a Disco anthem, became an hymn for you and your lover...
But above all, the sexiest record is the one you make love with, I mean when you make it to the music, when you feel desired by the music and you desire her. And in the Disco Era we all felt that way and we could come into contact with our feelings and desires. Now that we're not so young, let's rediscover that life itself is sexy.
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What's about "The House Of The Rising Sun" and "Slow Blow" by Hot R.S. ?
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I'd have to say "Forbidden Love" and "You & I" by Madleen Kane. I thought the words were so strong back in the day.
DANCE!!-To the BOOGIE WONDERLAND........
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SEXIEST? :icon_eek: Hard to say...but today I vote for....
"IT'S ECSTASY WHEN YOU LAY DOWN NEXT TO ME" BY BARRY WHITE.....sounds like the insistent, steady, pounding rhythm of sex to me!
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"Lost inside adorable illusion...."
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Chakachas - Jungle Fever
This was used at the Disco long before "Love to Love you babe" .
Could it be that Moroder was influence by this song?
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From AllMusic.com
Best known for their near-pornographic funk classic "Jungle Fever," the Chakachas were actually a group of Belgian-based studio musicians. Led by Gaston Boogaerts, who served as the group's arranger, the Chakachas first appeared during the early '60s, recording a playful mixture of Latin music, jazz, and European-style exotica. By the time Polydor released the Jungle Fever album in the U.S. in 1972, they'd updated that foundation with a heavier funk groove. The title cut -- a down-and-dirty, stop-start funk instrumental punctuated by heavy breathing and orgasmic female moans -- went Top Ten for the group's only American hit. "Jungle Fever" played more to dance-club patrons than radio listeners, which helped it endure into the disco years; it was also heavily sampled by the hip-hop generation. The remainder of the group's history is difficult to trace; it's been suggested that they -- or at least some of their personnel -- also recorded as El Chicles and backed singer Nico Gomez (who wrote one of the songs included on Jungle Fever). It is known that they hired a Latin band from New York called Barrio to pose as the Chakachas for an American tour in the wake of "Jungle Fever."
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Love to love you baby is definetly up there, but I would have to say the "sexiest" record I own is "Jungle Fever" by Chakakas.
Richard B
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For the music side.......
Maybe more slutty actually, but in a radio friendly way.
Persia, ST lp- Inch By Inch...
(wonder what that ones about!):icon_cool:
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Just promoting the Belgian record that makes so many of you HOT!
There's even a hotter remake, remixed by Pete Waterman:
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Red Alert Covers !!
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Red alert covers ? The hairy male chest on Macho's «I'm a man» back cover.
http://www.discogs.com/viewimages?what=R&obid=351336
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I like how Love in C minor begins! any song with some orgasm is sexy ahahhaha
but yeah! i think love to love you baby by donna summer is THE SEXIEST one...or as you've said Barry White (OH MY GOD! what a voice!!!)
and what do you think about Marvin Gaye yeaaah
if we go that way then Teddy Pendergrass Of Course!:icon_rolleyes: close the door baby! uh!
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Dear Pierre, I will leave to your discretion to push the hot bottom, sorry, to push the hot button on the covers of your liking.Originally Written by Pierre Declercq
The following words were writen by some producers of gay music during the sixties. The "dance" in the last sentence is mine.
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All the other covers here are tame, by comparison. :icon_cool: :icon_razz: :icon_confused:
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It's not disco, but it is the sexiest record (and music video) I own.
"Because there's music in the air."
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I certainly don't own any of these records, but it was a surprise to find these Ohio Players' sleeves on the web. The first one is the sexiest I've ever seen in my life.
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Ann-Margret "Everybody Needs Somebody Sometimes." Smooth, slick groove with AM's breathy vocals.
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