Bpbby Viteritti Tangerine 1976

[Andy Farley]

Hi everyone

Can anyone id these 10 tracks please? From a Bobby Viteritti mix from Tangerine 1976

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV200.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV201.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV202.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV203.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV204.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV205.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV206.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV207.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV208.mp3
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV209.mp3

Many thanks :icon_biggrin:

[STEPHEN L FREEMAN]

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/nylonjelly/BV207.mp3

"Love Chant" by Eli's Second Coming / T.K. Records

[Andy Farley]

Thanks Stephen :icon_mrgreen:

[the disco kid]

Andy

BV201 is "THE BROTHERS THEME" by THE BROTHERS. Be aware that the 12" version is extended, but goes for pretty big bucks, the entire LP is fantastic and not as expensive. It's produced by Warren Schatz of Vickie Sue Robinson fame, I highly recommend the LP.

BV 204 is another one of my all time favorite underground DISCO songs "TAKE A LITTLE" by LIQUID PLEASURE. as far as I know it is available only as a 7" 45 RPM, MIDLAND RECORDS, it is the DISCO VERSION on the 7". I've seen it on compilation LP's as well, but it's an edited version.

BV 208 does not load.

[Andy Farley]

Thanks discokid, I'll just look at BV208 now :icon_mrgreen:

[Andy Farley]

Ok link is fixed now, mp3 hadn't uploaded to the server :icon_confused:

[markydefad]

I should know #8--it is something I have played recently---will try to figure it out.

#209 is:
from Tom Moulton's Disco Mix: (June 1976)

"Sondra Simon & Simon Said's new single is "Mama Can You Meet The 6:15" (Atco). Without a doubt, this is the best effort to date for the girls who used to back up Gloria Gaynor. The sound here has some of the qualities of a Gaynor recording. A 12-inch disco disk of a 6:29 long version is forthcoming."

[STEPHEN L FREEMAN]

BV201 is "THE BROTHERS THEME" by THE BROTHERS. Be aware that the 12" version is extended, but goes for pretty big bucks, the entire LP is fantastic and not as expensive. It's produced by Warren Schatz of Vickie Sue Robinson fame, I highly recommend the LP.

Agreed! Unless you're a stone collector freak, I'd say get the LP, over the 12". It's got so many fantastic cuts!

Particularly "Voce Abouso", with vocals by Vicki Sue Robinson & Warren Schatz! The music tracks sound as if Schatz used the same Master Reel from the Samba Soul LP. But the mix is better and the vocals are far superior.

Then there's "Don't Stop Now", and my favorite; "Last Chance To Dance". What a wonderful recording, this LP is!

The Brothers "Don't Stop Now" / 1976 RCA, APL1-1187-A

[Andy Farley]

Great thanks for the info will try and track that down

[RenanSanson]

BV208 is Michel Polnareff - Lipstick

:)

[Andy Farley]

Thanks Renan

[Andy Farley]

Just for info uncovered a couple

BV205 is Doc Severinsen - Night Journey
BV209 is Sondra Simon & Simon Said - Mama Can You Meet The 6.15

:icon_mrgreen:

[markydefad]

uh Andy, I answered that on September 8---was surprised to see the listing wrong on Bobby's site--it was credited to Gloria Gaynor???!!! glad it's corrected.

I should know #8--it is something I have played recently---will try to figure it out.

#209 is:
from Tom Moulton's Disco Mix: (June 1976)

"Sondra Simon & Simon Said's new single is "Mama Can You Meet The 6:15" (Atco). Without a doubt, this is the best effort to date for the girls who used to back up Gloria Gaynor. The sound here has some of the qualities of a Gaynor recording. A 12-inch disco disk of a 6:29 long version is forthcoming."

Re: Bobby Viteritti Tangerine 1976
Just for info uncovered a couple



BV209 is Sondra Simon & Simon Said - Mama Can You Meet The 6.15

[Andy Farley]

Oop sorry Marky don't know how I missed that. Think I'll book in at the optitions now :icon_confused:

[markydefad]

no worries, Andy.