Record descriptions needed

[shootyourshot]

I recently acquired about a hundred 45s from a radio station active during the mid to late 70s. Unfortunately, I don’t have a turntable, so there’s no way for me to listen to them. For organization purposes, I need to know which songs qualify as disco. I have already identified most of them as disco or non-disco, but I’m having trouble with the singles listed below.

Artist - A-side / B-side - Label Year
APB (All Points Bulletin) - Everybody Get Down (part 1) / (part 2) - Little City 79
Ben Monroe - Broken Home / This Melody Is For My Baby - Dakar 76
Bob James - Where The Wind Blows Free / El Verano - CTI 77
Bridge - Stick Your Finger In The Ground / (inst) - Grayton 77
Brinkley & Parker - Don't Get Fooled By The "Pander Man" / "Pander Man" - Darnel 74
Broadway - You To Me Are Everything / same - Granite 76
Cal's Tricks - Time Bind / Lightning Bolt - Secant 75
Calvin Arnold - Friendly Neighborhood Freak (part 1) / (part 2) - IX Chains 75
Cazz - Let's Live Together / This Is My Music - Number 1 78
Charles Brimmer - God Bless Our Love (part 1) / (part 2) - Chelsea 75
Charles Brimmer - I Wanna Be Your Bread Winner / Love Me In Your Own Way - Chelsea 76
Danny Welton & The New Marketts - Theme From "Looking For Mr. Goodbar" / Black - Farr 78
Destiny In Time - Dance / Visions - Carlisle 78
Don Covay - Back To The Roots (part 1) / (part 2) - U-Von 77
Edwin Birdsong - Dance Of Survival / Your Smile Gave Birth To My Idea - Bamboo 75
Enchantment - Angel In My Life / If You're Ready - Roadshow / UA 77
Family - Music / My Song To You - Little City 77
Frederick Knight - I Betcha Didn't Know That / Let's Make A Deal - Truth 74
Frederick Knight - I Wanna Play With You / I Miss You - Truth 75
Funkhouse Express - Chase Your Blues Away (short version) / (long version) - Roxbury 77
George Deffet - European Nights / Star Crossed Lovers - GRR 78
Ginie Lynn - I Love The Way You Love / In Love - Misty 77
Hank Crawford - Daytime Friends / I Don't Want No Happy Song - KUDU 79
Inner City Jam Band - What I Did For Love / Hurt - Bareback 77
J.G. Lewis - Let The Music Play / (inst) - IX Chains 75
J.G. Lewis - What Am I Going To Do / (inst) - IX Chains 76
Jim Gilstrap - House Of Strangers / Take Your Daddy For A Ride - Roxbury 75
John Freeman - Dynamite / (inst) - Dakar 77
John Miles - No Hard Feelings / Plain Jane - Arista 78
Johnny Goodman - Early Morning / Standing In Your Mind - Summerhouse 75
Johnny Hammond - Yesterday Was Cool / Virgo Lady - Salvation 74
Karen - The Music Keeps Me Going / No Fool Like An Old Fool - Secant 77
Keisa Brown - Theme From "Emma Mae" / I'm In Love With You - Marsel 76
Les Parson - Music Turns Me On / Do You Take Time - Monmore 73
Luther Ingram - Do You Love Somebody / How I Miss My Baby - KoKo 77
Margie Evans - Good Thing Queen (part 1) / (part 2) - ICA 77
Michael Lloyd - I'll Go On / Search For Youth - JMT 73
Nia Johnson - You Are The Spice Of My Life / Plain Out Of Luck - Mainstream 76
Norma Jenkins - Gimme Some / It's All Over Now - Desert Moon 75
Paper Cup - Looking For You / (same) - PC 79
Prophets - Feelings Are Just Memories / Looking At You From A Distance - Reunion 78
Rance Allen Group - Ain't No Need Of Crying / I Could Make The World Better - Truth 74
Rance Allen Group - I Give My All To You / What A Day - Truth 75
Shirley Brown - It's Worth A Whippin / Between You And Me - Truth 75
Swamp Dogg & Riders Of The New Funk - My Heart Just Can't Stop Dancing / Silly, Silly, Silly, Silly Me - Musicor 77
Terry Huff - That's When It Hurts / Just Not Enough Love - Mainstream 76
Vic Damone - My World Is You / Some Hearts Never Learn - Rebecca 77

[K-Bee]

Dunno all the stuff u listed but this is what I now at least about some of the artists in general in terms of musical styles (i won't comment of the actual released since i don't know them)

BOB JAMES: I would classify him as a jazz funk artists
JIM GILSTRAP: would probably fit in the disco category (i reckon this is from the "Swing Your Daddy" LP)
RANCE ALLAN: Mainly does gospel, and is in fact still recording.
SHIRLEY BROWN: I'd Put her in the Soul category
JOHNNY HAMMOND: If it's the Hammond B3 guy, I'd put him Jazz funk as well.

If I were you I'd try posting this same question at a classic soul forum. I have a feeling many of these are in that style, even though im not completely sure.
try out www.soulfuldetroit.com

[NickNack]

Inner City Jam Band - "What I Did for Love"
If the 45 is anything like the 12", definitely the disco column. :)

Vic Damone is normally in the 'pop/standards' category. Don't know this title.