Andy Kahn (who also wrote and produced "Hot Shot" by Karen Young on the West End label) wrote, produced and arranged tunes including "Stand Up Sit Down" on the RSO label. Along with Philadelphia DJ Kurt Borusiewicz, Andy was one-half the collaborative team of AKB.
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Discography
| Releases: | ||||
| Parate O Sientate / Stand Up,Sit Down (12", Mul) | Polygram Discos S.A de C.V. | 1979 | ||
| Rhythmic Feet (LP) | RSO Records, Inc. | 1979 | ||
| Stand Up - Sit Down ◄ (5 versions) | RSO Records ... | 1979 | ||
| Parate O Sientate (Stand Up, Sit Down) (12") | RSO Records, Inc. | |||
| Tracks Appear On: | ||||
| For Dj's Only (Rare Extended Versions) 04 (CD, Comp) | Stand Up - Sit Down | Universal Music (Italy) | 2007 | |
| Unofficial Releases: | ||||
| Bits & Pieces (Disco 79 - Special Disco Mixer) ◄ (4 versions) | Stand Up - Sit Down | Not On Label ... | 1979 | |
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Reviews & Discussion
Over 70 musicians performed "live" on the AKB LP "Rhythmic Feet." It represents the end of a musical era of lushly-orchestrated studio artists, prior to digital sampling recording techniques being employed. It included the 12 inch single "Stand Up Sit Down," regarded as a classic dance title from 1979, just before a major change in attitude occurred toward this musical genre. "Goin Downtown" and the title track "Rhythmic Feet" are other fine examples of the way dance music used was originally produced with real musicians performing the tracks.