paul sabu

[Intergalactic gary]

I've been trying to find some more info about mr.paul sabu who produced some great tracks in the late 70's early 80's.
I know that he did Debbie jacobs-Don't you want my love-hot hot[give it all you got]-
high on your love,and his solo 12" Paul sabu-were gonna rock. He also produced Ann margreth ??Label?title?
I know that he swapt his discosound for rock music early 80's.Is there someone who has some more info about his solo stuf lp's 12"and about Ann margreth and others?
Greetz,

[Jeff H]

Apparently Bernie hasn't seen your post yet, Gary or he surely would have directed you to the "Unlikely Disco Artists" link on the Disco 101 page for more info on Ann-Margret and to hear her biggest disco hit, "Love Rush." I think Sabu also produced "Midnight Message," which was another modest hit for the current "Whorehouse" madam.

[Giovanni]

Paul Sabu released two albums in 1979 and 1980 with such great classics like "We're gonna rock", "Rockin' rollin'" and "Shakin' loose". His style was rocky disco, but with a funk groove in it. He also produced two albums for Debbie Jacobs in 1979 and 1980 with monster tracks like "Hot hot give it all you got", "Don't you want my love", "Undercover lover". Also produced by Sabu was the Ann Margret disco album from 1979, including both "Love rush" and "Midnight message". Another more obscure Sabu production was Sister Power's album on Ocean Ariola from 1979, including the single "Gimme back my love affair".

DIXI

[Intergalactic gary]

Thanx for the info guys.I hope i'm gonna find those Paul sabu &Ann magret albums somewhere.
Greetz,

[disco1999]

On 2002-05-04 05:59, Intergalactic gary wrote:
Thanx for the info guys.I hope i'm gonna find those Paul sabu &Ann magret albums somewhere.
Greetz,

Got myself Paul Sabu's vinyls at 21st century music

[markydefad]

Here's a little trivia for y'all:

Paul Sabu is the son of Indian actor Sabu who acted in Hollywood films such as "The Thief Of Baghdad (1940), "The Jungle Book" (1942) "Cobra Woman" (1944), "Black Narcissus" (1947), etc. until his death from a heart attack in 1964.