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Morel's Hallelujah Dub is the killer cut here, don't miss it.

Far from the worst disco-styled soundtrack you can find.The two divas kick this off strongly, Moment of Truth bring the Philly sound, and the orchestral pieces in-between are hot, too. The record flags a little on Side 4 with a ballad and a classical... See full review

An answer record to Noel's spectacular freestyle classic, "Silent Morning." "Noella" (if that is her real name!) sounds even flatter and more detached than your average freestyle vocalist, but there's no denying the power of the source material here... See full review

This one's done in mostly a Poco/Pablo Cruise/Orleans late '70s MOR style. If the title track is what's piquing your interest here -- and yeah, "Superstar" the song still packs quite a punch some 40+ years later -- seek out the 12" instead. The rest... See full review

Oddly flat, sounds like demos made for someone else. The Sunshine Band cooks of course but the singers deliver mostly unison vocals from the background. Only with the very last track, the soaring Suspicious Minds knockoff Like a River Flows, do the... See full review

Sounds like an homage to both Sylvester and Star Wars, with a tinny cosmic-sounding synth riff and a break that could have been lifted right off a Meco record. A little shameless, yet irresistible, and of course beautifully sung. I love this record,... See full review

Solid peak-hour disco with rock and synth accents, sort of an atypical sound from Salsoul. Vocalist is a ringer for Jocelyn Brown in places. The third track, Under The Lights Of Montreal, is a pretty instrumental with a piano riff that yields to a hot... See full review