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It’s Disco Friday :)
- Thread starter Helix
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Wednesday National Funk day (according to Dodge):
Oh, we about to go waaaaayy beyond Saturday Night Fever.
Most likely, Ronnie Baker on bass.
Most likely, Ronnie Baker on bass.
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Bass by the underrated David Shields
Fun facts:
A cover of an early Ashford & Simpson tune
Produced by Harvey Fuqua. The man who discovered Marvin Gaye and brought him to Motown.
Bass by John Dunstan
A cover of an early Ashford & Simpson tune
Produced by Harvey Fuqua. The man who discovered Marvin Gaye and brought him to Motown.
Bass by John Dunstan
Last one.
This should hold you til next week.
Fun facts:
Lead vocals by Fonda Rae. She would go on to record Over Like A Fat Rat and Touch Me (All Night Long) as a solo artist.
This "band" was an offshoot of Kid Creole & The Coconuts
This album was produced by Kid Creole member "Sugar Coated" Andy Hernandez, who later went by the name Coati Mundi.
The bassist is uncredited.
This should hold you til next week.
Fun facts:
Lead vocals by Fonda Rae. She would go on to record Over Like A Fat Rat and Touch Me (All Night Long) as a solo artist.
This "band" was an offshoot of Kid Creole & The Coconuts
This album was produced by Kid Creole member "Sugar Coated" Andy Hernandez, who later went by the name Coati Mundi.
The bassist is uncredited.
Of all the ones you posted, I like these three the most.
