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It’s Disco Friday :)
- Thread starter Helix
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Hungarian disco of 1977.
KRAM & MIKROLIED (General Girls) vokál - Nem Baj
KRAM & MIKROLIED (General Girls) vokál - Nem Baj
(88 pages, perhaps already mentioned)
Yeah, even The Rolling Stones sold out. 1978 Disco!
Yeah, even The Rolling Stones sold out. 1978 Disco!
That's the only Stones song I did in any of my gigging bands.
Forgive me! Silly song to say the least. But, an outstanding bass going one (although repetitive).
I'm 73. Never was a Disco person, song or dance. Although some disco songs have excellent bass lines.
Anyway, check out the dancing video! And the song/bass. Always loved the bass to Disco Duck.
I'm 73. Never was a Disco person, song or dance. Although some disco songs have excellent bass lines.
Anyway, check out the dancing video! And the song/bass. Always loved the bass to Disco Duck.
Yes, it is the same progressive Dutch band. Drummer, keyboardist, singer, producer from Kayak Pim Koopman was also in the Dutch band Diesel that had a hit with the song Sausalito Summer Nights. Many people thought that song was The Steve Miller Band since it sounded like them.
First Choice - Armed and Extremely Dangerous
1973. Wow...that's really early disco.
I didn't think any disco tracks with a sound and production like this would have come out before 1975. But '73 was a couple of years before disco really took off, so it makes sense that there would be songs like this that were lesser known.
