Disco Radio Stations

[ballmouse]

Are these around anymore? I've heard that they are around in NYC, although they have small time slots and I can't seem to find them.

[DyscoSouljah]

I often check out Dancenet Radio on the web

It's from Australia, there's great stuff on there.

[RobbaDobba]

Are these around anymore? I've heard that they are around in NYC, although they have small time slots and I can't seem to find them.

Disco as in what we define as disco? Or do you mean "dance"? Because there is no "Disco" station in NYC at all...and the last specialty show I knew of was Al Bandiero on KTU Sunday nights, which ended a while ago. And Joe Causi is on WCBS-FM weekends now, and just sprinkling in some disco here and there.

Nope...for "Disco" you need to hit the internets, or Satellite Radio (and it was already killed from Sat Radio once and brought back)

[Turifungia]

On the web i suggest Radio Disco

[Videoskooter]

Great stuff 24/7 on my good friend Tony Massera's:

Diva Radio - Best Funk And Disco Online Radio

[Cdnbob]

I have my own disco station - DISCOTERIA - on Live365 which plays classic chart and club tracks from 1973-83. Plus we feature a weekly show on disco music called Back To Music by Disco.com's own Stephen L Freeman.

Click on the link in my signature below.

[RenanSanson]

Groovin' Web Radio

Disco/Soul/Funk/House Brazillian Web Radio.

With a lot of nice rare songs;

Groovin' Web Radio

[KBallenger53]

Disco as in what we define as disco? Or do you mean "dance"? Because there is no "Disco" station in NYC at all...and the last specialty show I knew of was Al Bandiero on KTU Sunday nights, which ended a while ago. And Joe Causi is on WCBS-FM weekends now, and just sprinkling in some disco here and there.

Nope...for "Disco" you need to hit the internets, or Satellite Radio (and it was already killed from Sat Radio once and brought back)

Very true RobbaDobba, there will never be another Disco 92 WKTU ever again. Boy do I miss the days when Al Bandiero, G. Keith Alexander, Paco, The Latin Rascals, and the rest of the Crew would have us sitting on the edges of our seats, with our fingers on the record buttons of our BOXES, waiting for the next Cut to come on, or the next Master Mix Dance Party to begin!!!:icon_biggrin:

I still have a Cassette from Disco 92, dated Apr. 22, 1979 that featured the debut of GQ's: Disco Nites, & Kleer's: Keep Your Body Workin'!!! Paco was hosting the show, and it takes me back to days when life was much simpler!!!

'NUFF SAID

[RobbaDobba]

NUFF SAID, indeed!