Aris B presents Disco Heaven 23/10/10

Aris B presents Disco Heaven 23/10/10

Donna Summer – Last Dance (1978) (Casablance Records)
The Raes – Don’t Turn Around (1979) (A&M Records)
Village People – Go West (1979) (Casablanca Records)
Sylvester – Dance (Disco Heat) (1978) (Fantasy)
Judy Cheeks – Mellow Lovin’ (1978) (Salsoul Records)
Festival – Don’t Cry for Me Argentina (1979) (RSO Records)
Patrick Juvet – Lady Night (1979) (Casablanca Records)
Hues Corporation – I Caught your Act (1977) (Warner Bros Records)
American Gypsy – I’m OK, You’re OK (1979) (Philips)
Veronica Unlimited – What Kind of Dance is This (1977) (Philips)
Sheila B Devotion – Love me Baby (1977) (Carrere)
Two Tons O’ Fun – I Got the Feeling (1980) (Fantasy Honey Records)
ABBA – Lay All your Love On Me (1980) (Polydor)
Cerrone – Call me Tonight (1979) (Malligator)
Boney M – Rivers of Babylon (1978) (Sire Records Company)
Voggue – Dancin’ the Night Away (1981) (Celsius)
Alton McClain & Destiny – It Must Be Love (1978) (Polydor)
Frankie Valli – Swearin’ to God (1975) (Private Stock)
Peter Brown – Do Ya Wanna Get Funky with Me (1977) (T.K. Disco)
Claudja Barry – Sweet Dynamite (1976) (Salsoul Records)
Jimmy “Bo” Horne – Dance Across the Floor (1978) (T.K. Disco)
Sugarhill Gang – Rapper’s Delight (1979) (Sugar Hill Records)
Slave – Just a Touch of Love (1979) (Cotillion)
Jean Carn – Was That All it Was (1979) (Philadelphia International Records)
5000 Volts – Bye Love (1975) (Philips)
Trammps – The Night the Lights went Out (1977) (Atlantic)
Jesse Green – Nice & Slow (1976) (EMI Records)
Ritchie Family – The Best Disco in Town (1976) (RCA Victor)
Ecstasy, Passion & Pain – Good Things Don’t Last Forever (1974) (Roulette Records)
First Choice – Doctor Love (1977) (Salsoul Records)
Silver Convention – You’ve Got what it Takes (1976) (Magnet)


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The South African Rock Encyclopedia was founded by Brian Currin and Stephen "Sugar" Segerman in January 1999.

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