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mixmachine (107)
on Oct 17, 07 | 8:16 am
Van Dam Vibrations
Disco Concorde (7" Spain)
RCA Records (Spain) / 1976 / SPBO 9414
7" single, 45 RPM vinyl record
Written and Produced by Albert Van Dam
Side A:
Disco Concorde (3'10)
Side B:
Island of women (3'45)
"Disco Concorde" is a rare and obscure Disco record (in the USA) that was obviously heavily influenced by the late Barry White and his Love Unlimited Orchestra's sound.
"Island of women" is also a very nice Disco piece, reminiscent of a Movie score arranged over a Van McCoy - Hues Corporation's Disco beat.
Although I don't remember this songs receiving much attention back then, this single is well worth seeking out if you enjoy this types of music.
After a quick online search the only information I can find about Albert Van Dam is that he's well known in the European Classical music field.
http://www.discomusic.com/records-more//11372_0_2_0_C/
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