Disco Heaven: Discofied 06/11/10

THP Orchestra – Shadow of your Smile (1976) (RCA Victor)
MFSB – Summertime (1976) (Philadelphia International Records)

Wing & A Prayer Fife & Drum Corps. – Hernando’s Hideaway (1977) (Atlantic)

Bobby Rydell – Sway (1976) (P.I.P. Records)

Rhythm Heritage – Caravan (1976) (ABC Records)

Vast Majority – Love for Sale (1975) (D&M Sound)

Wild Fantasy – Smile/The Very Thought of You (1978) (Magnet)

Marti Lynn – Who Can I Turn To (When Nobody Needs me) (1979) (One Way Disco)

Tuxedo Junction – Toot Toot Tootsie Goodbye (1979) (Butterfly Records)

Rice & Beans Orchestra – The Blue Danube Hustle (1976) (T.K. Disco)

Esther Phillips – What a Diff’rence a Day Makes (1975) (CTI Records)

Gloria Gaynor – How High the Moon (1975) (MGM Records)

Brook Benton – My Funny Valentine (1976) (All Platinum)

Johnny Mathis – Begin the Beguine (1979) (Columbia)

Le Pamplemousse – A Man & a Woman (1976) (AVI Records)

Biddu Orchestra – Summer of ’42 (1975) (Epic)

Armada Orchestra – Band of Gold (1975) (Scepter Records)

The Originals – Blue Moon (1978) (Fantasy)

Carol Williams – More (1976) (Salsoul Records)

Larry Page Orchestra – Smoke Gets in your Eyes (1976) (Penny Farthing)

Salsoul Orchestra – Tangerine (1975) (Salsoul Records)

John Davis & The Monster Orchestra – In the Still of the Night (1976) (SAM Records)

Charlie Calello Orchestra – Sing, Sing, Sing (1979) (EMI)

Montana – Fly Me to the Moon (in Other Words) (1978) (Atlantic)

Charity Brown – Our Day will Come (1975) (A&M Records)

Deodato – Peter Gunn (1976) (MCA Records)

Guy De Lo & His Orchestra – The Pink Panther ’78 (1978) (Aquarius)

Amii Stewart – Light my Fire/137 Disco Heaven (1978) (RCA Victor)

Belle Epoque – Black is Black (1976) (EMI)

Munich Machine feat. Chris Bennett – A Whiter Shade of Pale (1978) (Oasis)


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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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