Disco Music of the 1970s-1980s
Some claim that all Disco songs sound the same. WRONG, we'll give you 700 songs proving otherwise! Others insist that Disco sucks or that it died in 1979 and as proof they mention the Disco Demolition event staged during a 1979 baseball game in Chicago by Steve Dahl. NOT SO! Disco continued into the 1980s and beyond by evolving into House, Freestyle, Hi-NRG and Dance music as well as being sampled and used as the basis for many new dance tracks today including Nu-Disco.
Disco fused different musical styles such as African, R & B, Latin, Jazz and even Classical into an undeniable force which brought together people of different races, ethnicities and sexual orientations. Explore DiscoMusic.com and you'll get first hand accounts in words, music and videos from those who actually lived it by way of exclusive interviews with key Disco artists, DJs, producers and record label executives who give you the lowdown about Disco and its impact then and today.
Dig deeper into DiscoMusic.com and instantly relive those adrenaline-pumped hedonistic moments on the dance floor, feeling the pounding bass, hearing a flawless killer DJ mix or being hypnotized by the spinning Disco ball and strobe lights while dancing the hustle. Don't just sit there, get off your aahh and dance!DiscoMusic.com has been your source for everything Disco since 1996 and we're here to stay!
- Disco Records Discography
- List of Disco CDs & Downloads
- Artist & DJs (Bios & Interviews)
- Discotheques of the '70s/80s
- Listing of Disco Songs
- Disco History
- How to Clean Vinyl Records
- Discuss Disco
...all the previous sounds jelled into one big awesome orgasmic dance party groove... all the previous influences... big band, rock, jazz, funk, soul, latin, african, classical... all converging to become Disco : the pinnacle of music.
- Remicks (DiscoMusic.com member)


