Showing posts with label Dan Hartman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dan Hartman. Show all posts

Friday, 10 June 2022

Like The Sweet Sound Of Hip Music

Well, after that week, the only thing for it is two hours of disco.

15 songs intended to put a smile on your face, a spring in your step and a groove in your hips, creaks permitting...

Happy Friday, everyone!

1) And The Beat Goes On (Album Version): The Whispers (1979)
2) Check Out The Groove (Album Version By Rodney Brown, Willie Lester & François Kevorkian): Bobby Thurston (1980)
3) Hopscotch (Remix By Larry Levan): Gwen Guthrie ft. Sly & Robbie (1983)
4) Get Down (Special Mix By Rick Gianatos): Gene Chandler (1978)
5) Make Me Believe In You (A Tom Moulton Mix) (Cover of Curtis Mayfield): Patti Jo (1976)
6) Rivers Of Babylon (12" Disco Version By Frank Farian) (Cover of The Melodians): Boney M. (1978)
7) Make Love To Me (12" Version): Helen Reddy (1979)
8) Vertigo / Relight My Fire (Full Length Version By John Luongo & Michael Barbiero) (Re-Edited In 2005 By Ben Liebrand): Dan Hartman ft. Loleatta Holloway (1979)
9) You've Got The Power (A Tom Moulton Mix): Camouflage (1976)
10) Don't Stop The Music (Album Version): Yarbrough & Peoples (1980)
11) Got To Be Real (Special Disco Version): Cheryl Lynn (1978)
12) Galaxy (Album Version): War (1977)
13) Party, Party (Long Version By Frank Farian): Eruption (1978)
14) Right On Target (12" Version By Patrick Cowley): Paul Parker (1982)
15) Je T'Aime... Moi Non Plus (Full Length Version By Giorgio Moroder & Pete Bellotte) (Cover of Serge Gainsbourg & Jane Birkin): Donna Summer (1977)

Friday, 16 July 2021

Discollision!

Inspired by JC's disco diversion over at The Vinyl Villain yesterday, this is a You Tube recreation of a CD-R, compiled for my friend Kate in February 2006. Genuinely contains some of my favourite and most played songs.

I should note that Loleatta Holloway was uncredited for her (epic) vocal performance on Relight For Fire. Similarly, Lene Lovich wasn't credited for writing the lyrics for Cerrone's Supernature but did her own version in 1987 for the Animal Liberation compilation.