Acetate [Level 1]
let me start and say i love this forum..i think there are great people here that know about the disco style.. .
thats why i need your help .
i want to make a mix in style of dimirtri from paris,,disco mix and i got stuck and dont have many titles for my mix.. .
i was wondering if u could give some good rare uplifting tracks for my mix..
i will give u some of the tracks i collected so u can see my direction:
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Rainbow Team - Bite The Apple
northend feat. michelle wallace - happy days (instrumental)
Alicia Myers - I Want to Thank You
Young And Company - I Like (What You Are doind To Me)
i like all of the tracks above and i am looking for a lookallikes
thanx for all your help..and i am waiting for your recommended tracks..
No Longer Charting
Difficult to know exactly what you're after, but try these two. You may be able to hear them somewhere or other.
As Dimitri throws in a few left fielders, try Electric Mind - Can We Go, or Glenn Adams Affair - Just A Groove. They're quite funky, but with commercial appeal.
Hope this helps.
Gold Record [Level 7]
Great though the Glen Adams is, it features one of the most unsteady drummers ever to grace a disco record. Be warned!
What would you do without your muesli...where would you be without a bowl?
No Longer Charting
Electric Mind is as solid as a rock though, so that will be a good'un. Probably be good fun to mix in and out of the more sparse, dubby instrumental side, Zwei, to weave a magical spell.
I just used to love the understated cooing chicks as much as anything else on the Glenn Adams record, but as you stated, it is a bit of a yo-yo tempo wise.
Acetate [Level 1]
i still haven't found any 1 of the songss but i'll keep searching
thanx anyway
Underground Hit [Level 5]
I love "Bite the Apple" by Rainbow Team also. Here's a song that sounds similar - the 1981 Italian production "My Mind" by Korja. It's available in both vocal & instrumental versions. Also somewhat similar is the B.B. & Q. Band with songs like "On the Beat".
Teena Marie's "I Need Your Lovin'" (1980) has an enthusiastic high female voice reminiscent of the energy of the woman who sings "Bite the Apple".
"Keep on Movin' and Groovin'" by Atlantis (1982) and music by Chic and Change may also fit your needs. And try "Straight Ahead" by Kool and the Gang (1983) and "Take Your Time (Do It Right)" by the S.O.S. Band (1980).
Acetate [Level 1]
Just off the top of my head....
"A little bit of Jazz" Nick Stryker
"Dyin to be Dancin" Empress
"Don't stop the Music" Yarborough & Peoples
"Love Fever" Gayle Adams
"Dancin" Gray & Hanks
Italo
"Hypnotic Tango" My Mine
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