Michele

Disco Dance [Patrick Cowley Mega Mix] b/w [Tom Moulton Disco Mix] (promo 12")

West End Records (US) / 1978 / WES 12110
12" Disco single 33 ⅓ rpm vinyl record - White Label Promotional copy
Genre: Dance

Disco Dance and the entire album Magic Love was sung by the late Chantal Curtis. French record producer, Pierre Jaubert was forced to release the album under the pseudonym, Michele because Chantal was serving a drug related prison sentence in France at the time of the record's release.

Michele's "Disco Dance" on a West End Records 12 inch from 1978 is perhaps Patrick Cowley's earliest remix on vinyl. Although the label incorrectly credits both mixes as being done by Tom Moulton that is not entirely true. Patrick took Tom's original mix and stretched it to over 13 minutes by adding his signature synthesizers sounds similar to what he did with Donna Summer's "I Feel Love."

Patrick Cowley's name appears nowhere on the label and only in the press release by Alan-Michael of West End Records that was included with this white label promo. Patrick's other remixes included Two Tons O' Fun's "I Got the Feeling," Lipp's Inc. "Funkytown" with Bobby Viteritti, Donna Summer's "I Feel Love" and Tantra's "Hills of Katmandu."

Listen to Disco Dance sung by Chantal Curtis under the pseudonym Michelle:


Listen to Can't You Feel It:


Listen to Magic Love sung by Chantal Curtis under the pseudonym, Michelle:


Also See:
Chantal Curtis a.k.a. Chantal Sitruk
Pierre Jaubert
Lafayette Afro Rock Band
Michele
Brenda Mitchell

Submitted by DiscoMusic.com (3705)

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