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Led Zeppelin?Wow...
This makes me wonder - who didn't jump on the disco bandwagon in the late-'70s/early-'80s?![]()
Of course, there were plenty who didn't jump on the bandwagon. I was just being a little facetious because there were so many who did, including many you wouldn't expect, like Rod Stewart and KISS, even if they only jumped on for one song. This also included many celebrities who weren't known as singers, like Cheryl Ladd.Led Zeppelin?
I for one wouldn't mind Led Zeppelin to do a disco song. With JPJ keyboard arrangements this could be not only a hit but an interesting masterpiece.Of course, there were plenty who didn't jump on the bandwagon. I was just being a little facetious because there were so many who did, including many you wouldn't expect, like Rod Stewart and KISS, even if they only jumped on for one song. This also included many celebrities who weren't known as singers, like Cheryl Ladd.
Won't play for me; do you have a youtube link for it?Now this is true Chinese disco. I don't know who's singing or the name of the song, but it's nice.
Another video but music is the same.Won't play for me; do you have a youtube link for it?
Thanks! Now I'm hungry.Another video but music is the same.

Here's an instrumental track I originally composed and recorded on a 4-track cassette unit back in the '80s. I re-recorded it a few years ago on a digital hardware recorder. I call it "Release the Genie."