That track listing in full:
Side One
A Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie
Tavares - More Than A Woman
Sheila B. Devotion - Singin' In The Rain
Macho - I'm A Man
Evolution - Summer In The City
Patsy Gallant - From New York To L.A.
Gonzalez - Just Let It Lay
Tavares - Whodunit
Gloria Jones - Bring On The Love (Why Can't We Be Friends Again)
Clout - Substitute
Side Two
La Belle Epoque - Black Is Black
Marshall Hain - Dancing In The City
Sylvester - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)
Tavares - Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel
Matumbi - Empire Road
Jesse Green - Nice And Slow
Sun - Sun Is Here
T. Rex - I Love To Boogie
John Forde - Stardance
Tom Robinson Band - 2-4-6-8 Motorway
Putting aside the decidedly undisco-ish credentials of the likes of Matumbi, T Rex and The Tom Robinson Band, this is a cracking album and, like pretty much all compilation LPs released when the songs would still have been contemporary, is about a squillion times better than any disco compilation CD you'd find in the shops in
Anyway, it's proved devilishly difficult, as you might imagine, to whittle Don't Walk - Boogie down to just three tracks for today's post. But I've managed it, somehow. God my life's hard sometimes!
Patsy Gallant - From New York To L.A. mp3
La Belle Epoque - Black Is Black mp3
6 comments:
jeez yeah, wtf is 2468 doing there? ( & Bolan for that matter)
mmm, I'll have to add Black is Black to my cheesy disco collection though.
But no Boney M on a 78 disco comp? waaa! Rasputin 12" mix here I double-dare you not to smile at the stern-sounding newsreader voice.
Ahh, I can't get that mp3 file to open at the mo. I'd love to hear that Rasputin remix though but!
bloody boxstr again I spect. works ok this morning.
I thiink I like the extended version on Nightflight to Venus better, the first track has drums from Rasputin towards the end, then rolls into Ras nicely. although after a while it just becomes the standard 3-odd minute version
Ahh, got it now. Thanks!
super dooper duckie - i've got this too scrathed to pieces and madly quiet with all those tunes crammed in together.
sheila b devotion was the first track i' got 'removed' from dusty7s by the way so watch out
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Really? I remember that post. Hadn't realised it had been nabbed though. What a palaver!
Thanks for the warning BTW. I suppose I suppose I'd best remove that particular mp3 before some big lunk comes along and consigns the whole post to the dustbin of history!
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