Acetate [Level 1]
Hello to All: I was wondereing if you could help me locate a lost Disco Tune. In the 1980 episode titled "Who am I" of The TV Show Facts of Life, the final scenes showed Tootie & Carl dancing together in a contest. I am trying to discover the name of the disco song in the background & who performed it? I posted this on two Facts of Life Message Boards. Many seems to think the track was called:
"I'm glad you asked me to Stay" or "I'm glad I asked you to stay"
Do either of these sound familar?
Thanks, Doug.
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
Hi Doug,
WELCOME. Sorry, that doesn't sound familiar at all. Actually doesn't even sound like a title of a song :roll: . Can anybody help with some lyrics?
Acetate [Level 1]
"I'm glad you asked me to Stay" or "I'm glad I asked you to stay"
According to the FOL Message Board I posted on one of the two titles above should be the name of the song. Here's the problem, in order for the actors to have the lines heard by the audience background music is often instrumental. This way the case here. There were no lyrics sung at all. What makes the song so impressive is the background music. The only other insight I have is the song was featured in the 1982 film Goin' All The Way. What I might do is purchase a copy of the episode or record an episode from tv. I will extract the audio as an mp3 upload it for anyone to listen to.
Indie Release [Level 4]
i know tootie put out a 12" single. :oops:
DISCO
The word evokes not just a type of music or a kind of dance or even a style of dress.It\'s also a new social order of black and white,gay and straight,rich and poor,all hot,sweaty and, most likely,high,together.
Acetate [Level 1]
Below is a link to a site selling the video of Goin' All The Way.
http://video.cheaps.us/630019826X.html
They list the tracks played and I guess the nearest to the title you want is Staying Together. Don't know who it's by though.
lee
Acetate [Level 1]
The only option is to extract the audio from either the movie or TV episode, convert the data to MP3, then upload, & provide a link for anyone to listen to. This is not an easy question to answer. I can appreciate that. Remember, when filming before a live audience, Tootie did place a record on the turntable, but the actually audio was overlayed from a studio. Has anyone ever heard of a song called "I'm glad you asked me to stay" or "I'm glad I asked you to stay" ?
Acetate [Level 1]
hi , i love the facts of life too and love that disco song in who am I? episode can u make me a copy of the disco scenes in goin all the way please just where that disco song is played , what other facts of life ep had disco in the background ? write eferrucci@aol.com
Acetate [Level 1]
shady75: I was actually planning on trying to purchase the Facts of Life episode. I never watched the movie "goin' all the way." However, it is far easier to purchase the motion picture then the TV episode. I was told the song is heard in the film during a roller skating scene. I am taking a chance. That was the only disco music ever played on The Facts of Life show. However, in the late 1980s Stacy Q made a guest appearance. Once I have the song on video I will extract to MP3 audio data & upload. I will provide a link for anyone to listen to the track. There is no other way because only the instrumental opening of the song was played on the FOL episode from 1980.
Acetate [Level 1]
hi who told you that goin all the way movie had the facts of life disco song , do u have their email? write eferrucci@aol.com
Underground Hit [Level 5]
The only song i have in my head that rimes with stay is:
Looks like love is here to stay - TYRONE ASHLEY released in 77 or 78 i think it was produced by IAN LEVINE not sure ..... RU :P !
''Dreamin' about those disco lights''
**Dreamin\' about those disco lights**
Acetate [Level 1]
As luck would have it, I backed up my old data & went searching thought it. I cam across an old email message stating the song title is "Lovely Weekend" & the artists are "Ron and Candy"
Lovely Weekend, by Ron & Candy
Does that sound familar to anyone?
Triple Platinum Record [Level 10]
From AMG:
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Artist Various Artists
Album Title More Soul Selections
1. Nightlife performed by Blair - 7:05
2. Lovely Lady performed by Vernon Burch - 2:57
3. Here Is Where the Love Is performed by Bobby Wilson - 2:59
4. LOVELY WEEEKEND performed by Ron & Candy - 2:52
5. Elijah Rockin' With Soul performed by Hank Jacobs - 3:02
6. I Love Her So Much It Hurts performed by Majestics - 2:28
7. You're So Right for Me performed by Eastside Connection - 6:02
review 8. Speed Up performed by Betty Moorer - 2:36
9. You Should Have Told Me performed by Donna McGee - 5:46
10. Phone Home performed by Jonny Chingas - 8:35
Don't know the song--but it does exist.
"Lost inside adorable illusion...."
Indie Release [Level 4]
speaking of jonny chingas.didn't he do a half spainish and english song.about describing making love to a woman then detailing each second and action by using funny latin words in place of the obvious ones.like "then i pulled out my chorizo".similar to sweet pussy pauline early house tracks. :oops:
DISCO
The word evokes not just a type of music or a kind of dance or even a style of dress.It\'s also a new social order of black and white,gay and straight,rich and poor,all hot,sweaty and, most likely,high,together.
Acetate [Level 1]
Where can I purchase this?
From AMG:
More Soul Selections
Artist Various Artists
Album Title More Soul Selections
4. LOVELY WEEEKEND performed by Ron & Candy - 2:52
There is no listing of this at Amazon.com
Any other web sites?
Thanks, Doug.
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
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Hi Doug,Originally Written by disco8track
I think I found you a deal (a damn good one :D ):
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