tracerfirefm wrote:

wouldnt mind hearing some DISCO mixes from oggers only.

Post yours here:
more on the 80s tip
More 70s with a afro-house middle. Some dodgy mixing ;P

It will, of course, all be over when finn posts, but... ;)

downtown.music wrote:

Uh, I know this is an embarassing confession, but I don't think I've ever made even one complete Disco mix set.

My great (ahem) sets from back in the day always mix mostly house with a little disco here and there, or house with sets of hip-hop and reggae interspersed.

As you know, Disco is a bitch to beat-mix properly, so I've always
prefered listening to the old masters like Jim Burgess, and on DHP the guys like Discotizer and lots of the other board members as well.

I'd rather hear non-mixing that bad beat-mixing anyday.

And the old-schoolers who did do flawless disco mixing mostly
stuck with the same "sets" of songs that worked together, including Burgess, so their sessions get predictable.

That said, it'll pobably be months and months before I have my TT's set up for mixing again.

Anyone else?

_Hawk_ wrote:

You might wanna check my 'Boogie Down' or 'Love Injection' mix ?..

esteban_morientes wrote:

I'm in the same situation as downtown, mixing every genre together. Will try to do a 100% disco set one day though. I'll let you know :)

Discomixing means to keep an eye on all horns, basses, the orchestra, etc..., and make faster transitions than for eg house. Difficult but not impossible.

fistondub wrote:

I lov'em when they are really worked, I'll also try to do mine when I have the time, these are tricky for transitions ....I'll try to include some pure disco tracks in a "house" set....which makes it easier because it's nearly impossible to make transitions last like for techno mixes and most of the time you have to wait until the end of the track....
Boogie Down is very nice....fast transitions ....
The Bones Discogs 80 NY block party is nicely built too with the use of effects on the mixer (i guess it helps)...

fistondub wrote:

Sorry Tracer, I know you're "quarrelling" with Bones but you must admit that it is a good Bones mix this one.....

tracerfirefm wrote:

dont apologise, banter and business are seperate issues, im sure its a great mix :)

downtown.music wrote:

fistondub wrote:
"The Bones Discogs 80 NY block party is nicely built too with the use of effects on the mixer (i guess it helps)..."

Yo Fist, gotta link for this mix? I know Frankie and Adam since my days DJ-ing at The Palladium and having my own record store around the corner from theirs. I'd like to check that mix out!

Thanks.

Tracerfirefm: I'm treating the pissing contest between youze and Bones as "entertainment", so other than that I'm gonna keep my diplomatic distance...I have no idea what started it and I'd rather keep it that way.
:)

Bissia wrote:

I guess i'm as eclectic as esteban_morientes in my mixes and i also agree with him: not impossible but downtown.music might have a point on predactibility, after a while ...

suenomartino wrote:

Couple of disco/boogie mixes:

Jerky Rhythms

Can You Move

Love X Music

fistondub wrote:

@ DownTown.Music, I found it on Mixes Forum :- Bones's 80's Block Party Mix Here -
I especially like when the sampled sound bang-bangs on a few tracks (the mix with Chic & run-dmc is maaaddd)....+ gino soccio etc etc :)

Another_Swede wrote:

When I mix electronic music I always mix the tracks together as long as possible, its more fun for me.... When trying to do the same with Disco I get into trouble, now I keep it as short and as possible, just using the crossfade. Let's face it, short mixes (4-8bars), cuts or none at all are the best, people want to hear when the new track comes along, or? Its possible to rock a party without managing one mix just as long as the trackling is great.

Getting off the topic here but in Stockholm DJs play what I call Dub Disco, hard underground disco with no vocals... Why don't DJ want to play vocal cuts? Is there a reason, maybe this is just a Stockholm thing? I hope you guys understand what I mean. Although, heard Daniel Wang DJ some weeks ago and he played cheesy peaktime Disco hits and it worked so well, the girls love it ;)

PS, Please add tracklists if you share a mix, so frustrating otherwise.

Bissia wrote:

It's great to drop in a set two or three vocal oriented -songs!- with relatively long Disco Dubs cakes in my opinion, as it is also for instro or not to alternate fast with slower tunes imo.
I would enjoy the Stockholm vibe - a lot - i'm sure !
At least you have Disco oriented parties there, here it's much more rare :(

caludm wrote:

Did this mix a couple of months ago, and only deleted it from the server today. Typical that I find this Disco forum now...

It was in the mixes forum, and died on it's arse only getting one reply. I assumed it was just the wrong music for them, But it seems to fit in over here.

Orig posting

If anyone fancys a pop at it, I'll put it back up.

01 Don Carlos - Still Alone (Joey Negro Re-Edit) Joey Negro In The House
02 Alex Trax + DJ Thanno - The Strobe The Underbed Sessions Vol.1
03 Onionz & Master D - I Want 6400 Crew
04 Flashback Of A Genius - San Salvador Gotta Get Up!
05 Joeski - Diss You Big Up
06 Emotions - Don't Wanna Lose Your Love (Groovefinder)
07 Michele - Can't You Feel It Billy Who? / Can't You Feel It
08 Sunburst Band - Garden Of Love Garden Of Love / Keep It Together
09 DJ Chus - That Feeling (Mucho Drums)
10 Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation The Salsoul Remix Series (Todd Terry)
11 Chilly - For Your Love 4Love / Number Magical
12 Charlessen & Arnaud Le Texier - Magik FX Box Tex Mex Cooking
13 Sugar Caine - From Midnite Till Dawn Soulfood EP

GeorgeSpruce wrote:

Hey everyone,

as this forum and especially this topic seem to be suitable for submitting mixes, here's one promotional disco mix of mine which I did early last summer. I did it as a promotional CD for an event agency, as they wanted some music for their client and it was suppose to be some sort of mainstream disco.

Mix is done with one turntable and reworked afterwards, but it has a continuous flow. Edit style, you know what I mean.

George Spruce - Raw Goodies Edits

It's a mixture of quite popular disco tracks and house, enjoy.

fistondub wrote:

Any chance of a Tracklist ?

sp07 wrote:

You Can find a really good disco mix over here:

download mix

Doe anybody know the first track? its quit well-known i guess, just cant figure out the name.

there are alot more mixes available on the site, electronic non electronic, www.eatconcrete.net

konkordski wrote:

Can somebody share some tricks/advices on mixing those irregular beats?

djKen wrote:

Learn to use the pitch while mixing/blending. :)

I use both pitches from each turntable, at the same time, while mixing/blending.

I will post a disco mix asap.

downtown.music wrote:

Better yet, don't mix songs together that don't lend themselves to mixing.
Use a sound effect.
Slam mix the incoming song on the downbeat or upbeat.
Pause for a second.
It's about the MUSIC, not the DJ or the mix from one song to the next.

jackamoto wrote:

I agree... some reverb or delay at the end of a track can be the perfect opening to something different while adding a lil atmos.

jackamoto wrote:

Yep, a lot of these records weren't made with the Discotheque in mind not the DJ in mind, if you know what i mean.

dready_mercury wrote:

Seeing as this seems aloud on this thread(I got a telling off before for posting mixes!) I'll post 4 mixes of mine which have been up before.

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http://media.emergency-music.org/audio/AP04.mp3

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=QNDRUSNP

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=L69FS937

p0rnLiME wrote:

Thanks for the mixes suenomartino, they're great! Have not listened to the other ones here yet... :)

davejay wrote:

suenomartino - like the 'Jerky Rhythms' mix... what's the track sitting between 'Turn It On' & 'Time Warp'?

davejay wrote:

Oh, and suenomartino - what was the 'move to the rhythm of the latin groove' track on your 'Can Your Move' mix (before The Extra's kicked in)? It veered between brilliance and awfulness all the way through - one part Jonny Dynell to two parts Modern Romance! The groove is wicked, though - is a sole instrumental available?

davejay wrote:

sp07 - The first track on that mix is FK's inst. mix of The Strikers' "Contagious" (on Prelude)...

davejay wrote:

One last request - on that same mix, sp07 (which, by the way, proves the point that long mixes don't work on most old school music - some VERY dodgy passages in there), what was the track before the BT Express 'Satisfied' tune (it's a double bass led track that I recognised from being, I think, sampled by Tribe Called Quest back in the day...)?

konkordski wrote:

Was Jerky Rhythms mixed using turntables or it was done on a computer?

placid wrote:

Got one here

sp07 wrote:

Honestly i don't know, it's a very nice tune anyway, the one before that aswell...

BTW this was not my mix! still a very good one i think, i don't really care about the dodgy mixin' anyway 45 min. is not that long right?

Since a few ours im a proud owner of Dr.York - Skate N'Roll, was able to swap it :)

jackamoto wrote:

Was giving my latest toy a little live drums test run last night and thought i'd share the result. (Cut a little short, only have an hour recording time, need a bigger card!)

01 Radiance - This Is A Party / The "Micstro" (A Side)
02 Juice - Catch A Groove / Feel Like Good Music
03 Radiance - This Is A Party / The "Micstro" (B Side)
04 Lovebug Starski & The Harlem World Crew - Positive Life
05 Younger Generation - We Rap More Mellow
06 True Beatz & Thomas Z - Good Delight
07 D.C. LaRue - Indiscreet
08 Snaps Montigo - I'll Cast My Fate In The Wind
09 Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Beggin'
10 Giorgio - From Here To Eternity
11 Talking Heads - Pull Up The Roots
12 Gary Davis and his Professor - The Professor Here

DOWNLOAD

bedhed3000 wrote:

Jerky Rhythms mix, by suenomartino = happy times while driving for bedhed3000.

LordMuck wrote:

Jackamoto's "Catch a Groove" - this one crept under the radar, only just listened to it - great stuff - liked the contrast between the old skool jam of the first half and the more euro-electro-punky style of second half.

Turning to self-promotion: a final plug for this one

jackamoto wrote:

Thanks LM, glad you dug it. I'm going to re-record it (or i might say - re-live the ngihtmare of trying to mix those old school rap 12's) at some point as i've got better sounding equipment now.

LordMuck wrote:

For the record, my latest disco mix is posted here
http://www.discogs.com/forums/topic?topic_id=128886

_Hawk_ wrote:

Waiting on that one Jackamoto...

tracerfirefm wrote:

check your email hawk i emailed you a question :)

jonny_five wrote:

Hey!

Haven't posted on discogs for ages. Here's the last all out disco mix I did in January for the CBS.....

Los Cabrones Del Discomixxx

_Hawk_ wrote:

@tracerfirefm: haven't received an email ?? So please try again

suenomartino wrote:

Hey glad you guys dug those mixes I posted - I've only just checked in here again after posting ages ago.

They're mixed on a 1200's and a UREI 1620 mixer straight into a computer - I will admit that a couple of the blends take a few runs to get right (or "good enough") though.

Davejay, nice spotting - that latin track is in fact Modern Romance's 'Can You Move'. Hilarious rapping and a great track all round. There is an instrumental and also a different dub version called Salsa Rhapsody on a different WEA 12".

Tracklist for Jerky Rhythms mix:

Secret Weapon - Must Be The Music (Prelude)
Denroy Morgan - I'll Do Anything For You (Becket)
Nick Straker Band - Just A Little Bit Of Jazz (Prelude)
Eastbound Expressway - Never Let Go (AVI)
Felix - Tiger Stripes (Sleeping Bag)
Level 42 - Turn It On (Polydor)
Kleeer - Taste the Music (remix) (Parisonic)
Eddy Grant - Nobodies Got Time (ICE)
Erotic Drum Band - Jerky Rythm (Champagne)
Shalamar - Right In The Socket (Solar)
BT Express - Give up the funk (UK edit) (Calibre)
Kenton Nix - There's Never Been Noone Like You (West End)

More mixes and tracklistings at www.suenomartino.net

Here's another mix that was broadcast on Clincally Inclined on 89.3 FM WNUR Chicago last year. More eclectic/early 80's than straight -up disco, but I had a lot of fun recording it.

Clinically Inclined mix tracklisting:
The Source feat. Candi Staton - You Got The Love (Original Bootleg mix) (Positiva)
Clashing Egos feat. Minyeshu Kifle - Amingjig Nebere (Joakim's Afrobot mix) (LEA)
Answering Service - Call Me Mr Telephone (Third Label)
Atmosfear - What Do We Do (Chrysalis)
Man Friday - Love Honey, Love Heartache (Vinylmania)
Chas Jankel - 109 (Give Me Something I Can Remember) (A&M)
Nick Straker Band - Straight Ahead (cd-r edit) (Prelude)
Felix - You Can't Hold Me Down (Sleeping Bag)
Was (Not Was) - Tell Me That I'm Dreaming (Souped-Up Version) (Ze Records)
Gwen Guthrie - It Should Have Been You (Island)
Armenta - I Wanna Be With You (Part II) (Saviour Faire)
Loose Ends - Emergency 999 (Virgin)
Heaven 17 - Penthouse & Pavement (BEF)
Gang Of 4 - Is It Love (WB RecordS)
The Police - Voices Inside My Head (DJ Harvey Superministry 8AM 'Rulin' mix) (AM:PM)

LordMuck wrote:

thanks sueno - jerky rhythms is one of my favourites, so good to have the tracklisting - will definately give the new one a listen...

jonny_five wrote:

Here's a new discomix of mine I did over the weekend...........

Everybody Get Up And Boogie Mixxxxx

Vangelis - Multitrack Suggestion
Tangerine Dream - Streethawk (Radio Remix)
Universal Energy - Disco Energy
War - Galaxy
T-Connection - Do What You Wanna Do
Choco and his Mafimba Drum Rhythms - Claves
Bobby Davenport - Time Has Come Today (J5 Live Afro Edit)
Jimmy Brisco & The Beavers - Into The Milkyway
Ashra - Club Cannibal
Bob-A-Rela - Spend The Night
Soccer - Come On And Get It On
Freddie James - Everybody Get Up And Boogie


Cheers

Jonny

djKen wrote:

suenomartino I am a big fan of Sonic Sunset! Nice to see you here, I know your mixes from the show!

velocity_kendall wrote:

Say i wanted to put up a mix, how could i do it ? I've got a few i wouldn't mind sharing . . . .

LordMuck wrote:

This thread should sort you out... http://www.discogs.com/forums/topic?topic_id=74681

velocity_kendall wrote:

Thank you so much ;0)

Faddone wrote:

Ahh! How Nice Isn't this! I Have a mix waiting for your ears, I'll be back in the weekend.

Relly Nice mixes by the way, I've downloaded the newest in this thread. :)

LordMuck wrote:

Loved it! (even though that Police/Harvey track does go on a bit at the end...)

More please...

djKen wrote:

Last friday I recorded a back2back disco set with a friend of mine.

I am really interested in your opinion about our mix, what's good, what's not good, tips, tricks... all welcome!

What's in it: Prelude Records, Salsoul, Trax Records...

Time: 00:87:13, 192kbit, 119MB.

Correct link:

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simian5 wrote:

Ken - downloaded this mix and just halfway through it - awesome stuff so far; any chance of a tracklist?

djKen wrote:

yo simian5

thanks!

This is the tracklist from my part, I will ask the other DJ to ID his part. Hopefully I can add this next week.

00:00 - 04:00 -
04:00 - 07:00 - Empress - Take A Risk (Prelude Records)
07:00 - 12:55 - Montana Sextet - Who Needs Enemies / Friendly Vibes (Philly Sound Works)
12:55 - 17:20 -
17:20 - 20:50 - First Choice - Love Thang (Salsoul Records)
20:50 - 24:30 -
24:30 - 30:00 - Scherrie Payne - I'm Not In Love / Girl, You're In Love (Airwave Records)
30:00 - 33:00 -
33:00 - 37:20 - DJ EFX - The Aids Record (Mixdown Records)
37:20 - 40:00 -
40:00 - 42:00 - Steve Poindexter - Work That Mutha Fucker (Muzique)
42:00 - 45:40 - Lil' Louis - The Original Video Clash / Music Takes U Away (Dance Mania)
45:40 - 48:00 -
48:00 - 50:00 - Farley "Jackmaster" Funk - Aw Shucks (Let's Go Let's Go) (Trax Records)
50:00 - 53:20 - Reese & Santonio - The Sound / How To Play Our Music (KMS)
53:20 - 57:00 - 2 Puerto Ricans, A Blackman And A Dominican - Do It Properly (The Original)
57:00 - 60:10 - Flirts, The - Passion (Special Remixed Disco Version) (Rams Horn)
60:10 - 62:50 -
62:50 - 66:20 - Visual - The Music Got Me (Prelude Records)
66:20 - 68:25 -
68:25 - 71:40 - MFSB 12" | Not on discogs | (Philidelphia International Records)
71:40 - 75:00 -
75:00 - 78:59 - Marta Acuna - Dance, Dance, Dance (P&P Records)

Thank you for your interest!

Ken

LordMuck wrote:

Looks interesting - will give it a listen...

simian5 wrote:

would love to know what the track that comes in at 12:55 is.

suenomartino wrote:

3.5hr recording from my weekly Saturday night gig, plenty of disco:

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jonny_five wrote:

my last mix - Disco Police. all stuff I got while on holiday in Montreal.......

download here

t/l....

edgar froese - polizei disco
hazell dean - searchin' (i gotta find a man)
gonzo - i need and i love
mouzon's electric band - everybody get down
pussyfoot - dancer dance
karen silver - can't stop dancing
rb & company - do it all night
rb & company - disco do brazil
biddu orchestra - journey to the sun
constellation orchestra - cosmic mellody
nancy martinez - so excited
boys town gang - disco kicks
nightlife unlimited - dance freak & boogie

konkordski wrote:

Nice, weird one, although understandably imperfect. On what equipment was it done? How you drop in the samples/effects?

jonny_five wrote:

thnx. two turntables and a mixer, record into my laptop, then overdubs of the samples. btw, there's no such thing as perfect ;)

konkordski wrote:

Particularly when disco beats are treated ;)

pipecock wrote:

ive got 7 mixes up here:

http://cornwarning.com/tomcox/

none "only" disco, but all mostly disco. tracklists for all mixes are in there as well. enjoy!

dready_mercury wrote:

Here are 2 wee recordings from a warehouse party I did in June for downloading - type in the code on the right of the screen and you will be able to access the mp3.

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XW7JJI8K

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LG5JOEL0

Let me know if you need any track ids

thediscomaniac wrote:

Really good mix dready mercury! Loved it!

thediscomaniac wrote:

dready_mercury: what track is it that girl singing "freak for you" before "land of the good groove"?

dready_mercury wrote:

Nice one mate

It's royal delite I'll be a freak for you

http://www.discogs.com/artist/Royalle+Delite

thediscomaniac wrote:

Thank you! :)

Roger_Thornhill wrote:

Hi disco heads. I just did a disco mix/selection. It's more about the tunes ya know ... than the mixing :p

Linky

Format: mp3 320
File Size: 130 MO
Length: 75 mn

playlist

01 - Universe City - Give It Up - Midland International Records
02 - The Earls - The Earls - Get On Up And Dance (The Continental) - Woodbury Records
03 - Brenda Harris - Making Love Will Keep You Fit - Hot City
04 - Needa - Come On And Rock - Sunshower
05 - Linda Hopkins - It's In Your Blood - Columbia
06 - Tenderness - Gotta Keep On Trying - RCA Victor
07 - The Brothers - Make Love - RCA
08 - Buari - Koko Si - Makossa International Records
09 - Sympho-State - Fever - ZE Records
10 - The Final Approach - We Like To Boogie - Gold Plate Records
11 - Jimmy McGriff - Tailgunner - T.K. Disco
12 - Dunn Pearson Jr. - Groove On Down - Shyrlden Records

feedbacks welcome

;)

Qpchan wrote:

my feedback is in the main Mixes forum =)

dready_mercury wrote:

Hi

Here is another wee mix from me - it was a set i played in June at melting pot in Glasgow in warm up for the mighty Greig Wilson. ...type in the magic code on the right top corner and it will start to download..

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MAQPY5PG


Lindstrom - music in my mind
Calvin Harris – let me know
Ginny - can’t be serious
Claudja Barry – love for the sake
Scandal - Love either goes or grows
Royal Delitte - I’ll be a freak for you
Don Quixote
Fern Kinney – groove me (bootleg dub)
Drizzi Hieghts – would I find love
Le club - front page new
Cat gang - locomotive breath
Men at work - safety dance
Dancin
Alan Parson’s project – maggamama
C Sharp – set it off

LordMuck wrote:

Merci Dready...

DyscoSouljah wrote:

[quote=konkordski][/quote]

Change your technique.
While mixing House, it's most common to leave the crossfader in the middle, mix with both hands, each one on the channel fader.
When mixing Disco, I suggest to keep both channel faders at the top and work with one hand on the crossfader and the other hand on your pitch control. This helps to adjust more rapidly and accurately.

Another trick is to when pitching in a chorus to also mix in a chorus. The BPM of Disco tracks vary tremendously, especially when you compare the break to the rest of the song.

In addition to that, you might want to mix only from break to break. So skip the entire beginning of the track, and mix it in as of the break.

One last trick for the little ones amongst us, learn how to count to 4... :)

MI wrote:

I did a disco mix some time ago, need to get to do a new one, soo many records added to the recordbag since.

part I:
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partII:
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Roger_Thornhill wrote:

Hi disco funky heads. Here's a new mix/selection I did. Hope you will enjoy this :)

"Gotta Find Disco"
format: mp3 320 (average)
playlist: soon
length: 106mn

link

cheers
Alex

Roger_Thornhill wrote:

Records I played:

01 Louise Murray - (Let's Just) Stay Away - Land Of Hits (83)
02 Tony Silvester & The New Ingredient - Cosmic Lady - Mercury (76)
03 Muscle Shoals Horns - Born To Get Down (Born To Mess Around) (Edited) - Bang Records (76)
04 The Independent Movement - Slippin' Away - Polydor US (78)
05 Arts & Craft - I've Been Searching (Instrumental) - Jus Born Records (85?)
06 Sizzle - Love Is All Around (Edited) - The Record Company (78)
07 Panaché - Get Down! (To The Sweet Music) - Roché Records (79?)
08 Executive Force - Rock Your Body - New Age Records (79)
09 Bohannon - Me & The Gang - Mercury (78)
10 Fred Wesley & The JB's - Doing It To Death (Part 1 & 2) - Polydor Canada (73)
11 The Master Story Teller - You Gotta Pay Pay Pay (Long) - SPQR (8?)
12 Chemistry - Closer - Masterpiece Records (8?)
13 Sparkle - Disco Madness - Jam Sessions (79)
14 Papa John Creach - Joyce - Buddah Records (75)
15 Love Exchange - Got To Find A Disco - Dance Disk Records (78)
16 Steve Marshall - Disco Rhapsody - Reynolds Records (78)

manugf wrote:

2 hrs underground hgnrg disco set. Used only vinyls for making this mix.

http://www.filefactory.com/file/28f652/


tracklist:

1.- The Osmonds - I, I, I, [1979]
2.- Black Joy - Moustache
3.- Dance Reaction - Disco Train (re-mix) [1981]
4.- Dc La Rue - Let them dance [1978]
5.- Supermax - Love machine [1977]
6.- Five Letters - Got got money (And I Moo) [1979]
7.- Nightlife Unlimited - Dance, freak & boogie [1979]
8.- Belle Epoque - Bamalama (medley) [1978]
9.- Zebra - Cia [1979]
10.-Elite - Pop pers [1980]
11.-Zebra - Sequencer disco dance [1979]
12.-Roots - What are you doing? In Casablanca [1979]
13.-Easy Going - Suzie Q [1978]
14.-Quartz - Quartz [1978]
15.-Musique - Keep on jumpin' [1978]
16.-Roots - Bananas mania [1979]
17.-Easy Going - Fear (medley) [1980]
18.-Elite - Reach for me [1980]
19.-'Lectric Funk - Sweet sensation [1979]
20.-Rosebud - Have a cigar [1977]
21.-Caroline Crawford - Coming on strong [1978]
22.-Leslie O'Hara - It's America [1978]
23.-The Peter Jacques Band - Fly with the wind [1979]
24.-Cappuccino - Hell dance with me [1980]
25.-Revanche - Music man [1979]
26.-Destination - Move on up up up [1979]
27.-Chilly - For your love and your love suite [1978]
28.-Kano - It's a war [1980]
29.-Macho - I'm a man [1978]
30.-Susan Stevens - Boogie walk [1983]
31.-Zebra - Baby dancer [1979]
32.-Change - The End [1980]


enjoy!

Qpchan wrote:

@ manugf, this looks tasty as well, will listen when get time, thxx
for comments on Roger_Thornhill's mix posted above, please post there > http://www.discogs.com/groups/topic/162247 It contains top rare nuggets (US orientated disco funk) and we have here a good chance to hear them all blended together in a nice mix/selection. Many thxx Alex