Partial KXGQ FM disco playlist

**discosavvy** · November 2nd, 2003, 01:21 AM

Some disco songs played on KXGQ "Classic Soul" 92 FM (Oakland, CA) during September and October 2003:

COCOMOTION by El Coco
SOUVENIRS by Voyage
TEN PERCENT by Double Exposure
I LOVE AMERICA by Patrick Juvet
I LOVE THE NIGHTLIFE by Alicia Bridges
I LOVE MUSIC by the O'Jays
LOVE MACHINE by the Miracles
LOVE TRAIN by the O'Jays
CAR WASH by Rose Royce
(WIN, PLACE OR SHOW) SHE'S A WINNER by the Intruders
BAD LUCK by Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
DANCER by Gino Soccio
LET'S DO THE LATIN HUSTLE by Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited
THE HUSTLE by Van McCoy
TO EACH HIS OWN by Faith, Hope & Charity
I NEED IT by Johnny "Guitar" Watson
GOT TO HAVE LOVING by Don Ray
LOST IN MUSIC by Sister Sledge
HE'S THE GREATEST DANCER by Sister Sledge
LE FREAK by Chic
SPACER by Sheila & B. Devotion
HOT SHOT by Karen Young
ALL NIGHT THING by Invisible Man's Band
DREAM WORLD by Don Downing
ROCK YOUR BABY by George McCrae
ROCK THE BOAT by the Hues Corporation
ROCKIN' SOUL by the Hues Corporation
T.S.O.P. (THE SOUND OF PHILADELPHIA) by MFSB featuring the Three Degrees
ARMED AND EXTREMELY DANGEROUS by First Choice
THE PLAYER by First Choice
THE EXPRESS by B.T. Express
LET'S GET SERIOUS by Jermaine Jackson
AFTER DARK by Pattie Brooks
YOUNG HEARTS RUN FREE by Candi Staton
MORE, MORE, MORE by the Andrea True Connection
RING MY BELL by Anita Ward
LIVIN' IT UP by Bell & James
CUBA by the Gibson Brothers
SUPER DISCO by the Rimshots
YOU'RE THE FIRST, THE LAST, MY EVERYTHING by Barry White
IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE by Tavares
HOLD BACK THE NIGHT by the Trammps
THAT'S WHERE THE HAPPY PEOPLE GO by the Trammps
DON'T LEAVE ME THIS WAY by Thelma Houston
RIGHT BACK TO WHERE WE STARTED FROM by Maxine Nightingale
BACK IN LOVE AGAIN by L.T.D.
TURN THE BEAT AROUND by Vicki Sue Robinson
RUBBERBAND MAN by the Spinners
MACHO MAN by the Village People
IN THE NAVY by the Village People
KNOCK ON WOOD by Anita Ward
SHAKE YOUR GROOVE THING by Peaches & Herb
I'M CAUGHT UP (IN A ONE NIGHT LOVE AFFAIR) by Inner Life
THIS TIME BABY by Jackie Moore
AND THE BEAT GOES ON by the Whispers
SECOND TIME AROUND by Shalamar
A LOVER'S HOLIDAY by Change
PARADISE by Change
NEVER TOO MUCH by Luther Vandross
NEVER CAN SAY GOODBYE by Gloria Gaynor
I WILL SURVIVE by Gloria Gaynor
HEAVEN KNOWS by Donna Summer with Brooklyn Dreams
SPRING AFFAIR by Donna Summer
TRY ME, I KNOW WE CAN MAKE IT by Donna Summer
LOVE TO LOVE YOU BABY by Donna Summer
FLY, ROBIN, FLY by Silver Convention
HOT BUTTERFLY by Bionic Boogie
BOOGIE MOTION by Beautiful Bend
BOOGIE OOGIE OOGIE by A Taste of Honey
ROMEO AND JULIET by Alec R. Costandinos
I FOUND LOVE (NOW THAT I HAVE FOUND YOU) by Love and Kisses
PILLOW TALK by Sylvia
MIDNIGHT LOVE AFFAIR by Carol Douglas
YOU LITTLE TRUSTMAKER by the Tymes
FREE MAN by South Shore Commission
FEEL THE NEED IN ME '76 by the Detroit Emeralds
LADY BUMP by Penny McLean
AIN'T GONNA BUMP NO MORE (WITH NO BIG FAT WOMAN) by Joe Tex
AIN'T NO STOPPIN' US NOW by McFadden & Whitehead
SEPTEMBER by Earth, Wind and Fire
LET'S GROOVE by Earth, Wind and Fire
LAST NIGHT A DJ SAVED MY LIFE by Indeep

**Outsider** · November 2nd, 2003, 07:33 PM

Another killer playlist.

:evil:

**NickNack** · November 2nd, 2003, 09:30 PM

Not at all bad for a radio station in this day and age. I guess they're not owned by Clearview.

**discosavvy** · November 2nd, 2003, 10:53 PM

Nick, thanks for your compliment in the other message. By the way, did you see my WYBC disco playlist which I posted on Sept. 8, 2003? That one is awesome too. We see three distinct strains in these playlists - WEBE leans towards the mainstream pop chart, WYBC towards the R&B chart, and KXGQ towards Eurodisco and the disco chart.

KXGQ just played "AIN'T THAT ENOUGH FOR YOU" by John Davis and the Monster Orchestra a few minutes ago!

D.C. Bailey is the general manager of KXGQ. He and his staff constructed their CD collection with great care and obviously love soul, funk, and disco. Sometimes Mr. Bailey serves as the DJ and names the songs on the air and you can hear his bubbling enthusiasm for the music in his voice. If only radio was like this everywhere these days. As Boris Midney would say, "Make That Feeling Come Again!"

**DJ-Pir** · November 4th, 2003, 12:42 PM

Savvy,

Does this radio station also do Internet streaming ?

Love that playlist, if this kind of station could be listened to here it would make my day 8)

Keep on jumpin',
Peter

**discosavvy** · November 4th, 2003, 10:42 PM

DJ-Pir: The answer to your question is yes, however I don't think I'm allowed to post URLs here so all I can say is that you can look up "KXGQ" or go to the obvious matching web address and you'll find its streaming simulcast. It's worth a listen any time of day and can bring surprises when the DJs are in the studio. KXGQ is a cable radio station, BTW.