GREAT POST DISCO ERA DANCE RECORDS

[feif]

Hi guys and gals it's me again starting up another topic for debate this time a selection of 50 post disco era dance records that capture the spirit of that great dance music from the period of 1975-1982 called disco-all these records are post 1982 and proves that disco ISN'T dead!

1.GROOVEJET-SPILLER (2000)
2.SPINNING AROUND-KYLIE MINOGUE (2000)
3.LIVE THE LIFE-JTQ (1993)
4.EMERGENCY ON PLANET EARTH-JAMIROQUAI (1993)
5.MOVING ON UP-M PEOPLE (1993)
6.VOGUE-MADONNA (1990)
7.STEP BACK IN TIME-KYLIE MINOGUE (1990)
8.NEVER GIVE UP ON THE GOOD TIMES-SPICE GIRLS (1997)
9.NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP-RICK ASTLEY (1987)
10.IT'S RAINING MEN-WEATHER GIRLS (1983)
11.ALL AROUND THE WORLD-LISA STANSFIELD (1989)
12.JUST ANOTHER DREAM-CATHY DENNIS (1991)
13.ONE MAN-CHANELLE (1989)
14.HUSTLE TO THE MUSIC-FUNKY WORM (1988)
15.SUPERFLY GUY-S'EXPRESS (1988)
16.TREAT HER LIKE A LADY-TEMPTATIONS (1984)
17.SHE WORKS HARD FOR THE MONEY-DONNA SUMMER (1983)
18.INTO THE GROOVE-MADONNA (1985)
19.YOU CAN'T HIDE YOUR LOVE FROM ME-DAVID JOSEPH (1983)
20.LOLA'S THEME-SHAPESHIFTERS FT COOKIE (2004)
21.STRONG ENOUGH-CHER (1999)
22.MAKE IT ON MY OWN-ALISON LIMERICK (1992)
23.WE GOT A LOVE THANG-CE CE PENISTON (1992)
24.SOMEDAY-CE CE ROGERS (1987)
25.CHOICE-BLOW MONKEYS FT SYLVIA TELLA (1989)
26.GOOD TIMES-MATT BIANCO (1988)
27.THE HEAVEN I NEED-THREE DEGREES (1985)
28.AUTOMATIC-POINTER SISTERS (1984)
29.WHEN I LOST YOU-SARAH WHATMORE (2002)
30.MURDER ON THE DANCEFLOOR-SOPHIE ELLIS BEXTOR (2002)
31.SEXUAL GUARANTEE-ALCAZAR (2002)
32.STARLIGHT-SUPERMAN LOVERS (2001)
33.YOU DON'T KNOW ME-ARMAND VAN HELDEN (1999)
34.TONITE-PHATS & SMALL (1999)
35.THIS IS THE RIGHT TIME-LISA STANSFIELD (1989)
36.ONE TRUE WOMAN-YAZZ (1992)
37.IN PRIVATE-DUSTY SPRINGFIELD (1989)
38.THERE HAS GOT TO BE A WAY (DRIZA BONE REMIX)-LULU
39.PRESSURE-DRIZA BONE (1994)
40.BREAKING AWAY-KIM WILDE (1995)
41.NOT OVER YOU YET-DIANA ROSS (1999)
42.WHEN THE HEARTACHE IS OVER-TINA TURNER (1999)
43.I'LL WAIT-TAYLOR DAYNE (1994)
44.THIS IS THE WAY-DANNII MINOGUE (1993)
45.MAGIC-ROBBIE CRAIG (1992)
46.BACK TO BASICS-SHAPESHIFTERS (2005)
47.IN THE NAME OF LOVE-SHARON REDD (1983)
48.EVERYBODY EVERYBODY-BLACK BOX (1990)
49.DON'T YOU LOVE ME-49'ERS (1990)
50.GET DOWN SATURDAY NIGHT-OLIVER CHEATHAM (1983)

Well there it is my interpretation of a post disco era dance Top 50-these are some of the dance records of the past 22 years that to me seem to recapture the spirit of disco but everyone has their opinions,so it'll be great to hear feedback from you guys.
This is only a sample selection their might be tunes that i'd left out or some you feel shouldn't be there!-but hey at the end of the day this is forum so everyone has a right to express an opinion.

[Ida Sessions]

Madonna's "Deeper and Deeper" immediately comes to mind.

[feif]

Another few spring to mind- i did warn that it is more than 50 tunes -Deeper & Deeper is a good choice and another great example of post disco-era dance music which retains it's disco reminiscense.
Also missing from the 50 are

1.ALL OVER THE WORLD-CHUCK JACKSON (1989)
2.LATELY-LISA SCOTT LEE (2003)
3.GETT OFF (REMIX)-PRINCE (1991)
4.LITTLE BIT OF HEAVEN-LISA STANSFIELD (1993)
5.A LITTLE BIT MORE-KYM SIMS (1992)
6.FREE TO LOVE AGAIN-SUZETTE CHARLES (1993)
7.CAUGHT IN THE MIDDLE-JULIET ROBERTS (1993)
8.I JUST DON'T HAVE THE HEART-CLIFF RICHARD (1989)
9.IF ONLY I COULD-SYDNEY YOUNGBLOOD (1989)
10.STAND UP FOR YOUR LOVE RIGHTS-YAZZ (1988).

c'mon peeps there's gotta be loads more latter day dance tracks that keep the spirit and feel of disco-though knowing me i'm bound to come up with more!

[Ida Sessions]

Since you seem to be partial to SAW, how about 'Happening All Over Again' by Lonnie Gordon (which btw, was originally intended for Donna Summer).

Seems to me this list can go on forever.

[SandraDee]

Seems to me this list can go on forever.

Exactly what I was thinking!

[Spellbound]

disco never died

dance isnt dead

so if course the spirit and the feel is always going to be there

good luck trying to recapture the excitement of the 1970's though

not going to happen today that is for sure