D.I.S.C.O

[Phantom Spanker]

this is probably an obvious one but i can't find who did this song.
its the one where they sing the letters
"D I S C O...............(and then again) D I S C O"
who did that choon again? :)

[Bernie]

See... http://www.discomusic.com/records-more/4001_0_2_0_C/
and http://www.discomusic.com/records-more/653_0_2_15_C42/

[Phantom Spanker]

aye, that be it alright. an easy one. i just couldn't think of it!

[Mixmachine]

I pulled this record a while back and finally listened to this 'Disco' track that pops up so often here in the forums, the only track I remember playing off this mini LP is "Hello Rio", apparently I completely missed this "Disco" cut BITD 'cause it doesn't ring any bells for me....... :oops: was this song really a big hit?

[buckaroo]

It was really big in England during 1980, and their follow-up "Hands Up" did well too the next year.

[markydefad]

"D.I.S.C.O." is pretty sucky, if ya ask me. :P :P :P

[QUINNY]

No one did Marky, but I have to agree with you. This was Disco at its commercial worst. Can ya see why I hated the words Euro & Disco when thay became one? :lol: :lol: :lol:

[buckaroo]

....................
Cool afro man :lol:..........And you too ................Dig those white shoes :P

[markydefad]

D.I.S.C.O

D= Desirable :o
I= Incredible :-?
S= SUPER SEXY (this one turns my stomach) :x :x :x
C= sucha CUTIE (this one makes me wretch) :evil: :evil: :evil:
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! :oops: :oops: :oops:

[georgeb]

"D.I.S.C.O." is pretty sucky, if ya ask me. :P :P :P

Definitely I agree with you.
Good choice for "Eurodancemix" forum about the disco songs that we want to erase mmmmmmmm
I am going to put it on the list

[georgeb]

No one did Marky, but I have to agree with you. This was Disco at its commercial worst. Can ya see why I hated the words Euro & Disco when thay became one? :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hi QUINNY
Although Eurodisco era isn t my best I have to say that sometimes gave us some great tracks like "Rough diamond" by Madleen Kane or some of Georgio Moroder productions.

[buckaroo]

:roll:
Just wondering which part of Europe, Ottowans come from.

[QUINNY]

Belgium or Holland? Can't remember.

[SandraDee]

It was France.

[markydefad]

Sandee's right. :D

from AMG:

Despite its Canadian-sounding name, the disco duet Ottawan, comprised of two Caribbean-born singers Jean Patrick (born on April 6, 1954) and Annette (born on November 1, 1958), was a brainchild of the French producer team Daniel Vangarde and Jean Kluger. Vangarde who also worked with Dalida, the Gibson Brothers and Sheila & B. Devotion discovered Jean Patrick in one of the Parisian clubs where the latter performed with his band Black Underground. The producers decided to change the name of the band, reportedly they came up with the idea of the present name on their way back from Canada. Ottawan's catchy debut single "D.I.S.C.O" was a massive dance hit around Europe in 1980 and even made it to number two in Great Britain, staying in the charts for 18 weeks. 1981's "Hands Up" was almost as successful, reaching number three in the UK and logging on the charts for 15 weeks. Shortly thereafter Jean Patrick quit the band and organized a new duo, Pam 'n Pat, with whom he scored another European dance hit, "To Be Superman" in 1982. In recent years, Patrick re-organized Ottawan and toured Europe with his new partner, Tamara.

[Videoskooter]

Belgium or Holland? Can't remember.

The singers were French, the production/writing was Belgian!

[Videoskooter]

Belgium or Holland? Can't remember.

The singers were French, the production/writing team consisted of Jean Kluger and he was Belgian producer!

[Videoskooter]

Belgium or Holland? Can't remember.

The singers were French, the production/writing team consisted of Jean Kluger and he was a Belgian producer! The French even think that Jacques Brel is French, so watch out for those guys :D

[Videoskooter]

Belgium or Holland? Can't remember.

The singers were French, the production/writing team consisted of Jean Kluger and he was a Belgian producer! The French even think that Jacques Brel is French, so watch out for those guys :D

I have to keep quoting myself coz I can't edit my posts enymore :oops:

BERNIE, HELP!!!

[Anonymous]

Sandee's right. :D

from AMG:

Despite its Canadian-sounding name, the disco duet Ottawan, comprised of two Caribbean-born singers Jean Patrick (born on April 6, 1954) and Annette (born on November 1, 1958), was a brainchild of the French producer team Daniel Vangarde and Jean Kluger...

Uh oh... :-? Sounds like a Frank Farian-Milli Vanilli-Boney M-thang goin' on. :P
It was a catchy song though.

[Anonymous]

This was done by OTAWAN and was played heavily at the
club meds around 1979. I hated to spin it, even when my boss demanded it. In that genre Boney M was better.