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Funky Dude (8)
on Oct 09, 03 | 6:51 am

Van McCoy

From Disco To Love (LP)

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO:

Buddah Records (US) / 1975 / BDS 5648
LP 33 1/3 RPM

STUDIO CREDITS:

Produced by Van McCoy and Joe Cobb for White House Productions Inc.

Arranged and Conducted by Van McCoy

All sections written by Van McCoy and Joe Cobb and Published by Kama Sutra Music Inc./Van McCoy Music Inc. (BMI)

Mixed by Tom Moulton

Piano & Electric Piano - Van McCoy
Drums - Jimmy Johnson
Bass - Gordon Edwards
Organ, Piano & Electric Piano - Frank Owens
Guitars - William Butler, Carl Lynch, David Spinozza
Guitar & Sitar - Vincent Bell
Percussion - George Devens, David Carey
Congo - Ralph McDonald
Trumpets - Richard Williams, Ernest Royal, Joseph Newman, Eugene Young
Tenor Sax & Flutes - Seldon Powell, Bobby Brown, George Barrow
Trombone - Garnet Brown
Baritone Sax & Flute - Arthur Clarke
Violins - Julien Barber, Winston Callymore, Noel Da Costa, Gene Orloff, Sanford Allen, Trevor Lawrence
Violas - Alfred Brown, Nina Simon, Selwart Clarke
French Horn - Richard Berg
Cello - Kermit Moore

Photography - Sichiko
Creative Packaging Direction - Milton Sincoff

TRACKLISTING:

Side A:
I'm In Love With You Baby
Just In Case
Don't Rock The Boat
Now That You're Gone
Let Me Down Easy

Side B:
Don't Hang Me Up
Soul Improvisations
So Many Mountains
I Would Love To Love You

NOTES:

The title to this Van McCoy album says it all "From Disco To Love". The love songs are on side A and the disco songs are on side B. Anyhow this album is a great mix of early disco music for dancing and love songs for romancing.

The winning track on this album would have to be "Soul Improvisations." It is a fantastic early disco song and "Don't Hang Me Up" comes a close second spot. This album was initally released on Buddah in 1972 under I guess the catalog number BDS 5103 which was mentioned on the back of the cover. My copy I assume is a re-release.

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