Vince Unto
Vince Unto, the lead vocalist of Executive Suite speaks to DiscoMusic.com about the making of their 1973 Disco hit, When the Fuel Runs Out and how Daryl Hall of Hall and Oates gave them their name.
Recording Artist
Here is a listing of all the interviews and bios we have on numerous Recording Artists from the Disco era.
Mantus
Mantus was the Disco group from Brooklyn that hit it huge with (Dance It) Freestyle Rhythm and Boogie to the Bop. They talk with DiscoMusic.com about their beginnings, the band's breakup and now their regrouping.
La Flavour
La Flavour, the Disco group best known for Mandolay chat with DiscoMusic.com. Find out why Bon Jovi of all groups is mentioned.
Tony Carbone
Tony Carbone along with Arthur Baker and Russell Presto produced and wrote many songs including Northend: "Kind of Life," Michelle Wallace: "Happy Days," and "It's Right." Get the full story on Anthony Carbone in this exclusive DiscoMusic.com interview.
Meco Monardo
Meco Monardo, who is best known for producing Gloria Gaynor's "Never Can Say Goodbye" and his own Star War's Theme, talks to DiscoMusic.com about his Disco years.
Gloria Gaynor
Gloria Gaynor, the first Queen of Disco, talks with DiscoMusic.com. From her early days right on up to her newest Logic/BMG release Gloria talks about her singing career.
Jody Watley
Jody Watley, a former member of the Disco group Shalamar, is interviewed by DiscoMusic.com member Dayna Newman.
Carol Douglas
Carol Douglas, the Disco singer who is best known for "Doctor's Orders" and the 1975 Disco hit, "Midnight Love Affair" is interviewed by DiscoMusic.com member Dayna Newman.
Taana Gardner
Taana Gardner, the West End recording artist who is best known for "Work That Body" and "Heartbeat" is interviewed by DiscoMusic.com member Dayna Newman.
Michael Sutton
Interview with Michael Sutton a.k.a. Mike Sutton, best known for co-producing Down To Love Town by the Originals, writing Cheryl Lynn's Shake It Up Tonight, and part of the husband and wife singing duo, Mike and Brenda Sutton.