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Disco / Boogie.

Weekender

Weekender

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In the spirit of the Funk and Soul threads...
This is a prime example of a good remix. Francois K on Sharon Redd Can you handle it. He builds the track using spoken word and instrumentation from the original and when it peaks at 6:40 there ain't nothing I like it. :)



 
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Loose Joints Is It All Over My Face
Male version

Female version

[YOUTUBE]ka-PLgW8iQE[/YOUTUBE]
 
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Love the can you handle it remix, I play that a lot. A few guys seem to lay claim to that mix.

I like the Danny Krivit remixes and John Morales.

This is Krivit with the old Love is the message track by MFSB

[YOUTUBE]6FSq566xB-M[/YOUTUBE]
 
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I've always been more partial to European disco tunes:

Moroder is the absolute king. Apart from "I Feel Love", he made some massive four to the floor-fillers.



Cerrone's "Supernature" is anopther cracking LP-side long disco onslaught.


I think this is one of the bands that got me interested in synth music.
[YOUTUBE]UN2ew2RUf-0[/YOUTUBE]
 
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Nice.
One of my favourite European tunes but much later than above:
Tullio De Piscopo - Stop Bajon
 
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WTF is happening to this place? Soul, Funk and NOW Disco!?!?!?

It used to be full of old farts proclaiming their love for Kate Bush!:rolleyes:

This thread is right up my street....

Let's start with a newish track that harks back to the day....

https://youtu.be/sNgtaEklMPo

Amazingly it's from the end of last year and not 1979!

Off for a cup of tea, I will be back........
 
Party time.



In the groove.



Feets don't fail me now.



Till the morning light appears 'I'll be pushin' on'.

 
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Or is the greatest boogie remix the Paul Hardcastle mix of D-Train "you're the one for me"? There's a lot of weak Boogie but the crossover into Freestyle was interesting and kept me in dj work for a while. Buying most releases on Prelude helped.
 
Get dancin'

No Smokey

Too much falsetto for some
 
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Gladys in all her throaty magnificence. Easily the best singer at Motown, just a shame she didn't look like Diana rather than a teacher, then she may have been given more of the best tunes by Berry:


Something of an acquired taste this and she certainly dances like a drummer:


Meanwhile back in Bed-Stuy:


Oh for a longer version of this:

 
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Ahh Disco Juice...
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xcyOzDIQF-M[/YOUTUBE]

Body music
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2Sqgf8xT8c[/YOUTUBE]

Space Bass
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LNEl3wYpPY[/YOUTUBE]

Time Warp
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tajdHgg6TF8[/YOUTUBE]
 
Hi,

Chicago are their best.


From 86


Jump back.


Boogie Classic


Early Post Disco Classic.


Great tune for dance floor action


Another banger from Jackie

[YOUTUBE]pm7-UD7Pcgg[/YOUTUBE]

Dean
 
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Even Demis got in on the act...and this one track still stands up:
 
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My all time favourite:

And Walter Gibbons gives it a superb remix; I kind of assume that ths would be played before bringing in the Tom Moulton mix in because it builds so well.
 
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Just going through my vinyl rips...nice edit of Diana Ross..the piano becomes a little repetitive...could have done with a real Player.
 
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Ahead of its time...later sampled by Todd Terry so a lot of people think it is a House track.
[youtube]NfPcF-sBOD0[/youtube]

The Walter Gibbons mix is looser, jazzier, weirder and not as dancefloor friendly:
[youtube]V99DDEgum-Y[/youtube]

The Todd Terry:
 
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