Chart Hit [Level 6]
I've been listening to:
1.Butterflies - Michael Jackson
2.Beautiful Bend/Boris Midney
3.Salsoul Orchestra Anthology
4.Love In C-Minor/Supernature - Cerrone
5.From Here To Eternity/Utopia - Giorgio Moroder
6.You & Me/Cry Together/Brandy - O'Jays
7.Put Your Body In It/You & I/Deeper Inside Your Love/Two Hearts - Stephanie Mills
8.Four Seasons - Donna Summer
9.I Want Your Love/Chic Cheer/My Forbidden Lover/Dance Dance Dance - Chic
10.Get Dancin'/I Wanna Dance Wit Choo - Disco Tex & The Sex-O-Lettes
11.Show & Tell - Al Wilson
12.Where Do we go From Here/Love Epidemic/ Where The Happy People Go/Soul Searchin Time - The Trammps
*DISCO DELIGHT*
Underground Hit [Level 5]
HustleBaby--
I have the Salsoul Anthology as well. I have the 2 CD set. I don't have Giorgio's "From Here To Eternity" but I do have his "Knights In White Satin" album (Oasis), which I love to hear. I'm also listening to Venus Dobson's "Night Rider" and Two Tons O' Fun's "I Got The Feeling".
Dance With Me In The Disco Heat
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Robbie
Triple Platinum Record [Level 10]
Yesterday, I listened to the 2 CD "Sounds Like 54" compilation. I really like that set. One question: where did that version of Jackie Moore's "This Time Baby" come from? It's not the John Luongo mix. Is it a re-recording or an earlier version before Luongo tinkered with it? Anyone know?
Today, I've got "The Very Best of Patti Austin", "The Best of War, Vol. 2", and three "12 inch Classics on CD" : Jeanette "Lady" Day's "Come Let Me Love You"/"Sexy, Sexy, Sexy"; Hi Gloss "You'll Never Know" b/w Empress "Dyin' To Be Dancin'" and Lorraine Johnson "Feed The Flame" b/w Linda Taylor "You and Me Just Started". In the non-dance vein I have Stone Temple Pilots' "No. 4" that I bought for one great song "Sour Girl".
"Lost inside adorable illusion...."
Chart Hit [Level 6]
These are two nice songs that I will like to have in my collection as well!On 2002-04-25 15:47, markydefad wrote:
Yesterday, I listened to the 2 CD "Sounds Like 54" compilation. I really like that set. One question: where did that version of Jackie Moore's "This Time Baby" come from? It's not the John Luongo mix. Is it a re-recording or an earlier version before Luongo tinkered with it? Anyone know?
I've never heard of this set. I thought that Candi Staton sung "This Time Baby".. well I thought wrong.
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Jeanette "Lady" Day's "Come Let Me Love You"/"Sexy, Sexy, Sexy";
I think Paul have recommended this song to me a while back but I haven't bought or heard it yet.
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Hi Gloss "You'll Never Know"
b/w Empress "Dyin' To Be Dancin'"
*DELIGHTFUL*
Double Platinum Record [Level 9]
Speaking of Luongo. I've been listening to his remix of Shake Your Body Down. Also, I Love Music, What Can I Do For You, Dancer, Push Push In The Bush, Keep On Jumpin', Blame It On The Boogie and finally at the other end of the spectrum, Wives And Lovers.
Hey Delight, just to fill you in on a little info. You mentioned "Put Your Body In It" on your list. I can't tell just how big that song was at the Boston area discos. Every dj did remix upon remix of that song with the 12" version. Most of it sounded awesome. Damn, I wish I had one of those time machines
Find them and destroy them!
Chart Hit [Level 6]
"Put Your Body In It" was a big club hit in the UK as well. I remember the DJs mixing out of the main break in "Put Your Body In It" straight into the percussive intro of Candido's "Jingo" - wicked!
As for Jon Luongo, he was also responsible for the remix of the Real Thing's "Can You Feel The Force".
If it moves - funk it!!
Chart Hit [Level 6]
I've been listening to MANY of these same artists and songs. I sure love "Night Rider" though I've definitely heard stronger singers than her. And the Two Tons' "Just Us" has always been one of my favs. I've also been listening to Chaz Jankel's "Glad to Know You" a lot.Originally Written by Robbie
Indie Release [Level 4]
Hmm...today it was:
Brooklyn Dreams - Music, Harmony and Rhythm
Con Funk Shun - Shake Me and Dance With Me
Diana Ross - I'm Coming Out (Unreleased Chic Mix) from the "diana" deluxe cd
Diana Ross - Dance (Disc 2 of the "diana" deluxe cd)
Eddie Kendricks - Girl You Need A Change Of Mind (Long Version)
The Weather Girls - It's Raining Men/I'm Gonna Wash That Man Right Outta My Hair
Village People - 1st album, Sex Over The Phone (Club Mix)
Salsoul Orchestra - Anthology
Donna Summer - Four Seasons Of Love
Bazuka - Dynomite
Paul Parker - Right On Target
Sylvester - Menergy
No Longer Charting
1) Panic Album - French Kiss 1979
2) Love and Desire - Arpeggio 1978
3) Crossover - Rice and Beans Orchestra 1977 (over and over and over I'm listening to this album, it was one of my favorites back in the day)
No Longer Charting
That "Knights in White Satin" album was exquisite to say the least; Georgio's other album "Baby Blue" which was more electronic and techno, was also good.
Garry
Gold Record [Level 7]
I've recently ripped to CD:
SHEILA & B DEVOTION's 1980 album produced by CHIC
THE SYLVERS' Disco fever [produced by GIORGIO]
CAROLINE BERNIER Love [I don't wanna hear about it]
MICHELE's MAGIC LOVE album
ROLLING STONES' Miss you [12in]
JAMES WELLS My claim to fame Lp [True love is my destiny is a MASTERPIECE !!!]
SHARON REDD's REDD HOTT
KRIS
KRIS
Platinum Record [Level 8]
James Wells - classic set 8)
Platinum Record [Level 8]
As she's definitely and permanently ensconed in the upper echelons of the eurodisco pecking order, I've been listening to Heather Parisi a lot - "Blackout", "Ti Rockero" and of course "Disco Bambina", both the original 7-inch and the more electronic 1980 remix.
Then I've been checking out the James Last and the Rolling Trinity album, the track "One More Change" could be mistaken for any good Canadian disco track from 1979.
Also:
"Black Magic" by Black Magic, from 1977, 95% "Daddy Cool" with the exact same bassline and strings
"Maria/Tonight" medley by G.M. Soundtrack, from 1978, like Amadeo doing a West Side Story suite but further enchanced by an additional, especially tinny sounding fenmale vocalist
"The Girl from Uganda" by La Pegunta, Crescendo/Gene Norman label, a great version of a Les Baxter exotica tune
"Where The Boys Are" by Connie Francis, the 1978 disco version
Indie Release [Level 4]
Gayle Adams -baby I need your loving
Jones Girls -nights over Egypt
Dee Dee Bridgewater -breaking and entering....LOVE this tune after all those years
George Duke -dream on LP....never knew that I was going to dig Jazzfunk
Bobby Womack -so many rivers LP
Vaughn Mason and crew -bounce, rock, skate, roll
Allnighther vol 4 -northern soul in a new millenium....especially for the tracks by The Fifth Dimension -'too poor to die' and Bud Harper -'let me love you'. It's the b-side of an old soul tune 'Mr. Soul' and I had this in my collection without realising it was the b-side...great discovery! The English sure know how to check b-sides....
and...
anyone remembers 'slow dancing in the big city'??? It's a soundtrack by Bill Conti for a most unremarkable movie. All tracks are 'classical' and very slow but there's one tune that some will remember ; 'TC Samba'. It's a percussive Latino type of track that made me buy this album :lol:
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Acetate [Level 1]
I am listening to
"Chinese Kung Fu" - Banzai
"Please Love Me Again" - VIP Connection
"Boogie Show" - Skorpios (this is brazilian)
"Soul Dracula" - Dracula
"Piranha" - Afric Simone
"Nossa Imaginação" - Dom Beto
"Festa Legal" - Rabo de Saia
"Sabado Que Vem" - Brenda (an argentinian singing in brazilian portuguese)
"Work" - Asha Puthli
"In New York" - Passion
"It's a War" - Kano
"Freakin's Fine" - Mandre
"Rhythm of Life" - The Afro Cuban Blues Band
"Superman" - Celi Bee and The Buzzy Bunch
Underground Hit [Level 5]
Over the last couple of weeks i've been listening to some CD compilations i've made recently. On them are stuff like.
Johnny Kemp - "Can't wait til' tomorrow"
Chambers Bros. - "Time has come today"
Candela - "Love you madly"
Chaka Khan - "Tearin' it up"
Gladys Knight - "Every body needs love"
Johnnie Taylor "I've been born again"
Chi-Lites - "You don't have to go"
Carl Carlton - "You can't stop a man in love"
It's all brought some great memories back.
Chart Hit [Level 6]
Here goes:
Casanova Brown/Gloria Gaynor(underdog edit mix)
Rock the House/Danny Krivitt
Cosmic Dancer/Voyage Three w/Hot RS,Arpadys & Asha Puthli
Unique/Keep On Makin Me High
Supremes/Let Yourself Go/Love I never Knew
Michael Zager/Do It With Feeling
Nancy Nova/The Force
Ann Clarke/Our Darkness
Connie Case/Get Down
Black Diamond/New York City Dream
A few of these suggested by our wonderful members!
Thom
Acetate [Level 1]
Re: What have you been listening to lately?
anything and everything from france joli , i have a great cd i got as a import
because i wanted a song bein with you from tavares the whole cd is great
Indie Release [Level 4]
it's been awhile since i've been here.....
Tango In Space - Space
Workin' And Slavin' - Midnight Rhythm
Trippin' On The Moon - Cerrone
Shine A Little Love - Electric Light Orchestra
I Don't Want To Go On With You Like That - Elton John
Why Does It Rain? - Bob-A-Rela
Cafe Cafe - D.D. Sound
Chart Hit [Level 6]
Great pic dvd.I need to pull this one out.The Lp was
strong too if I remember-"spend the night" ? But
"rain" is such a dark,powerful track-thanks for
reminding me
Thom
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