Aris B pres. Disco Heaven: Roller Disco part 3 06/08/11

Aris B pres. Disco Heaven: Roller Disco part 3 06/08/11

Al Di Meola – Roller Jubilee (1980) (Columbia)

Guy Lafleur – Skating (1979) (Unison Records)

Ruby Lipps – (At the) Roller Rink (1979) (Ckoudborn)

Slang – Johnny Guitar/Pinch Roller (1978) (Vedette Records)

Arpadys – Stone Roller (1977) (Sirocco)

Silver Shoes – Roller Skate Dancer (1979) (Carrere)

Bob Esty & Cheeks – Elektronix (Roller Dancin’) (1979) (Casablanca Records)

Fatback Band – King Tim III (Personality Jock) (1979) (Spring Records)

Dr York – Roll-A-Rock (1980) (Passion Records)

Martha Reeves – Skating in the Streets (1979) (Fantasy)

Arabesque – Roller Star (1980) (Victor Musical Industries)

Dolly Dots – (They Are) Rollerskating (1979) (Carrere)

Zack Ferguson – Skate Board Dancin’ (1978) (NWA)

Kickin’ – Dancin’ On Wheels (1979) (Casablanca Records)

East Coast – Roller Disco (1979) (RSO)

A Taste of Honey – Race (1979) (Capitol Records)

Stargard – Put On your Rollerskates (1979) (Warner Bros Records)

The Whispers – In the Raw (1981) (Solar)

Atlantic Starr – Circles (1982) (A&M Records)

Mid Air – Ease Out (1983) (Full Scope Records)

Kasso – Walkman (1981) (Banana Records)

Asso – Don’t Stop (1983) (Ace Records)

Dan-I – Monkey Chop (1979) (Island Records)

Shotgun – Skate (1979) (ABC Records)

King Tim III – Charley Says! (Roller Boogie Baby) (1980) (Spring Records)

Vaughan Mason & Crew – Roller Skate (1979) (Brunswick)

Bobby Deemo Band – Buggs-B-Skate Rap (1981) (Amherst Records)

Dazz Band – Skate Lovers (1980) (Motown)

Cameo – Roller Skates (1980) (Chocolate City)

Jack Conrad – Roller Rink (1976) (Beyond Records)

Jack Conrad – Roller Rink part 2 (1976) (Beyond Records)

Dante’s Inferno – Skate Key (Brand New Key-Skate Key Boogie) (1979) (Infinity Records)


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