What Disco songs are you listening to right now?

[STEPHEN L FREEMAN]

Today... While getting ready for work...

Cher - Bad Love
Sylvester - I Who Have Nothing
love & kisses - How Much, How Much I Love You
The Syncophonic Orchestra - Symphonie Spatiale
Donna & Babs - Enough Is Enough (Babs' mix)
Jesse Green - Nice And Slow (original Red Bus/Tempo LP mixes)
France Joli - The Heart To Break The Heart (Prelude promo 12" mix)
Barry Manilow - Could It Be Magic (1992 remix, b-side version)
John Paul Young - Love Is In The Air (Strictly Ballroom remix, b-side version)

[70spop]

Well, not this very minute but current faves that are getting lots play time are:

"Runaway Love" - Linda Clifford
"Weekend" - Phreek
"Runaway" - Salsoul Orchestra with Loleatta Holloway
"Subway" - BeeGees
"Ask Me" - Ecstasy, Passion & Pain
"Dreamin'" - Lolleatta Holloway
"Bourgie, Bourgie" - Ashford & Simpson
"All Day, All Night" - Margaret Reynolds
"K-Jee" - MFSB
"I've Just Begun To Love You" - Dynasty

Brian

[Larsdorders]

"Center City" Fat Larry's Band
"Sing Sing" Gaz
"Feel the real" David Bendeth
"Pride" Rinder and Lewis
"Don't Cha Give Up" Mike Mandel
"I Like it" Rainbow
"How Long" Pointer Sisters
"Your a Star" Aquarian dream

My life long goal has been to do a 20 minute mix of "How Long" with loads of Herbie and Wah Wah Watson stuff - sad or what ?

[Salsoul1975]

I'm listening to the "Disco Connection: 1976-81" CD.

Track listing:

PARADISE-Change
LIPSTICK-Michel Polnareff
TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT-Kleeer
SMACK DAB IN THE MIDDLE-Janice McClain
NUMBER ONE DEE JAY-Goody Goody
WHEN YOU WAKE UP TOMORROW-Candi Staton
WEEKEND-Phreek
WHISTLE BUMP-Deodato
YOU + ME= LOVE-Undisputed Truth
WEAR IT OUT-Stargard
I'LL TELL YOU-Sergio Mendes & Brasil '88
SAO PAULO-Chic

[FranceJoliFan]

[kdavid13]

Currently listening to :

Grace Jones Suffer
Voggue Roller boogie
Arpeggio Spellbound / Runaway
Tasha Thomas Midnight rendez-vous
Linda Clifford Repossessed / I just wanna wanna
Lime On the grid
Gloria Gaynor You took me in again
Evelyn "Champagne" King Steppin' out (Pt.1 & 2) / It's OK
Taana Gardner No frills (Larry Levan Mix)
Area Code Manhattan shuffle
Dennis Parker Why don't you boogie / I'm a dancer

[JussiK]

I'm listening to "Disco Nights" by Genhard Heintz. Not only is this a very good tune, it also includes one of the all too rare references to AFTER SHAVE in recorded music. "Feeling good...wearing your favourite after shave".
Also in that same exquisite mood: "Strip Tease" by Diane Dufresne, an elegantly naughty number done the way only the French can do. Diane emotes and purrs over a midtempo backing while a chorus line of guys coax her on. I'm sure what she's shedding is classy lingerie, not some cheap bri-nylon.
"Rape" by The Rippers is more questionable, but still, it's a kicking track. The picture sleeve is a bit tasteless, too. Like it a lot.
One more: "Dance The Oriental Dance" by Babylone is a long mock-ethnic 12" from 1977. There's a great eastern string section and Jean-Luc Drion/Jean Kluger-style percussion.

[kdavid13]

I'm listening to "Disco Nights" by Genhard Heintz. Not only is this a very good tune, it also includes one of the all too rare references to AFTER SHAVE in recorded music. "Feeling good...wearing your favourite after shave".
Also in that same exquisite mood: "Strip Tease" by Diane Dufresne, an elegantly naughty number done the way only the French can do. Diane emotes and purrs over a midtempo backing while a chorus line of guys coax her on. I'm sure what she's shedding is classy lingerie, not some cheap bri-nylon.
"Rape" by The Rippers is more questionable, but still, it's a kicking track. The picture sleeve is a bit tasteless, too. Like it a lot.
One more: "Dance The Oriental Dance" by Babylone is a long mock-ethnic 12" from 1977. There's a great eastern string section and Jean-Luc Drion/Jean Kluger-style percussion.

I am the world's biggest Diane Dufresne fan ever !!!!

Strip Tease is indeed a great,slightly naughty,funky song.It should be noted that all the instrumental tracks from the Strip tease album were recorded in California by studio musicians who were playing on many disco classics coming from L.A. at the time.

In 1980 - Diane opened her show at the Montreal Forum (first ever Quebecoise singer to ever perform at the mythical stadium) - with a see-through camisole and a coat made of balloons.At the end of the first song - she let go of the coat and started the song Strip Tease.

Diane is Quebec's premiere female rock star.

Back in 1977 - She also did another one called Vingtieme Etage - same type of guitar-riff and danceable as well.

[thommy2458]

1)Baby,I'm on Fire-Ritchie Family
2)Good To Me-THP
3)Bad Company-ullanda mccullough
4)U Turn-Karen Young
5)Sorcerer-Norma Jean
6)Can You Feel it-Cindy and Roy
7)Paradise Express-Star in My Life
8)Queen Samantha-Close Your Eyes
9)Joanne Spain-Elevator
10)Night Rider/Venus Dodsen

Thom

[ADT]

I Mostly listen to my sylvester albums, to my old school larry levan/frankie knuckles/danny tenaglia/danny krivit/ graeme park and I'm a little preoccupied with this song, lately:
http://www.discomusic.com/forums/ask...udio-54-a.html

[GCHughes]

"Disco Gold" (1975) Tom Moulton compilation on CD
1.) Wan Tu Wah Zuree/Geo. Tidley
2.) We're on the Right Track/Ultra High Frequency
3.) Make Me Believe in You/Patti Jo
4.) I love You, Yes I Do/The Indepndents
5.) Ain't No Love Lost/Patti Jo
6.) Pity the Poor Ma/Geo. Tindley
7.) Arise and SHine/The Independents
8.) Needing You/Clara Lewis

Just got it today (Hot Prodcutions)

[kdavid13]

Today I listened to :

Change Paradise
Sister Sledge All american girls
Debra DeJean Goosebumps
Gino Soccio I wanna take you there now
Jackie Moore Can you tell me why
The Quick Young men drive fast
Fern Kinney Groove me
Sparks Rock & roll people in a disco world / When I'm with you
Skyy Dancin' to be dancin'
Claudja Barry Love for the sake of love
Firefly Love is gonna be on your side

[Jay Negron]

Lazy sunday afternoon finds me playing:

8th Day: "She's Not Just Another Woman"-45
Holland/Dozier: "Slippin Away"-45
Bobby Youngblood: "There's Never Been No One Like You" 12"
Barry White: "Gonna Love You Just A Little More" (Unlimited Box Remix)
Brenda & The Tabulations: "Let's Go All The Way Down" 12"
Dazzle/Leroy Burgess: "Slipped Disco"-LP cut
David Williams: "Come On Down Boogie People" (Victor Rosado Remix)
Double Exposure: "Soul Recession" (Tom Moulton Mix)
Double Exposure: "Ten Percent" (Disco Royalty Mix)
Ernie Bush: "Breakaway" (Tom Moulton Mix) thanks Mikey!!!
Jacksons: "Live Together" (Julien Love's Real Good Time Black Disco Mix)
Imaginations: "Searchin"
Supremes & Four Tops: "River Deep Mountain High" (Extended Motown Mix)
Willie Hutch: "In & Out" 12"
Kid Creole & The Coconuts: "I'm A Wonderful Thing Baby" (ZE ReEdit)

Just chillin on a sunday afternoon!!!!

[JussiK]

1. Armoleum: Mescaleros - Italy 1976, . Morricone spaghetti western/Nico Fidenco soft core/men-in-gabardine action sounds melted with fuzzy guitars, churning synths and chanting nymphettes. Disco don't come better than this.
2. Barbarella: The Queen Of Love - Italy, no year given in the label. Future porn star Barbarella aka Virna Bonino (who starred in "Sodoma Piacere Proibiti") comes from the Dietrich/Lear/Haag/Miss Bibi Andersen school of singers. The song is extremely catchy and very cheaply done. The less-than-perfect sound q and the cheap synths of course only add to the charm.
3. Lucrethia Lips: I'm The Viper - Italy 1977. A hissing reptile woman snarls nasty lyrics and spits venom over a funky backtrack. A true sleaze classic.

[KayJayEm54]

Diana Ross - In The Mix (Almighty Records UK) - Just released an MP3 download album of remixes for La Ross and it includes a 1:08 continuous megamix of her Motown hits - brilliant!