Asia Disco

**discophil** · November 14th, 2009, 05:47 PM

Just wanted to share something I stumbled across a few minutes ago. Just loved it! Has everything I like...Disco music and wall-to-wall Asian girls!

Uhm Jung Hwa (Korea): D.I.S.C.O.

And, of course, this reminded me of my other favorite disco song with hot Asian women (and mind you, these girls are pushing their 50s in this video!):

Pink Lady (Japan): Kiss In The Dark

Anyone know of others to add to this collection!

**shenkin2001** · November 15th, 2009, 12:27 AM

Joousama from Japan :

**paul** · November 16th, 2009, 12:57 AM

And here's the classic Computer Game. I think I still have this 12" buried somewhere :icon_cool:

**JussiK** · November 16th, 2009, 02:32 AM

I love Doctor Dragon's "Dragon Theme" from Japan, a cool action film style instrumental with a wah wah guitar, tight orchestration and a LaloSchifrinesque flute solo. The rest of the lp is okay as well. "Space Movin'" by Candy Darling And The Viscounts is excellent cosmic/space disco. "Dance It's My Life" by Midnight Powers also originates from Japan. Check out Eiko Schuri's "Samurai Nippon" and anything by The Astroboy Disco Band, The Bulldog Police and Young Harimao. The ost of "Lupin 3" (1978) by You & The Explosive Band has a couple of brilliant Salsoul-style powerdisco instrumentals. For Japanese cheese look out for "Hop Step Jump" by Hideki (Saijo). "Hideki Disco Special" is good as well but his "Young Man (Y.M.C.A)" could be an aquired taste item, perhaps a guilty pleasure.
YouTube - Lupin III 1978 full theme

**SandraDee** · November 16th, 2009, 05:34 AM

Originally Written by discophil

Uhm Jung Hwa (Korea): D.I.S.C.O.

Been trying to recognise the sample used here & I'm sure it's 'Heartache no.9' by Delegation.

**discophil** · November 19th, 2009, 05:11 PM

Originally Written by SandraDee

Been trying to recognise the sample used here & I'm sure it's 'Heartache no.9' by Delegation.

Brilliant! That's exactly what it is! My god. No wonder I really like that Korean tune. I only recently found Heartache #9 (couple of years ago) and instantly loved it. But it wasn't as ingrained in my head as one that'd been playing 30+ years! Bravo, Sandy!