north american eurodisco

[srg]

I've been listening lately to Ripple's "The Beat Goes On" and noticed how it sounds like a Cerrone production; big smooth production, beautiful strings, four-on-the-floor beats, female vocals,girly background vocals,long instrumental passages, almost lightweight with no funky/r&b stylings at all...in essence, my definition of Eurodisco! Except it was recorded in the USA by Americans! Aside from Boris Midney, in my opinion, the best Euro came from Europe: Voyage, Costandinos, etc

So i'm looking for other successful attempts of Euro made in the USA and Canada. I've come up with these:

Ultimate- LP1 (the BEST example!)-touch me baby, ritmo de brasil, etc
Amant- if there's love, hazy shades of love
Tangerue/Secret Affair LPS- dance with me, etc
Destination- move on up, etc
Poussez-all cuts
The Ring- savage lover
Nightlife Unlimited- disco choo choo, love is in you
Harlow- take off
Elaine & Ellen- look of love
AKB- stand up, sit down
Fire and Ice- inferno, devil woman
Grand Tour- grand tour, flight from versailles
Baby O- in the forest
Ferrara- love attack, shake it, wuthering heights (a lost opportunity on this last title, imho)
Black Light Orchestra- morricone; touch me, take me
Paradise Express- dance; poinciana
Passion-all cuts (great MALE vocals!)
Wonderland Band- paradise island
Erotic Drum Band- love disco style
Carolyne Bernier- hold me, touch me.
France Joli- LP1- all cuts
El Coco- cocomotion

thanks!

[SandraDee]

Phew! Where to begin?! Off the top of my head the Constellation Orchestra & Saturday Night Band seem to slip into this arena happily and just about anything from Canada!

[langlang]

thp orchestra which i believe is from canada-2 monster lps-two hot for love,tender is the night.

[needlefingers]

Gino Soccio recorded in Canada and Patrick Juvet recorded in America.