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Disco Funk  Classics

Grace Jones - Feel Up (Danny Tenaglia Mix)

Grace Jones - Pull Up To The Bumper (Single Edit By Lutz Flensburg) Demo Version Only

Call of the heart - Intrigue

She Can't Love You

Chemise - She Can't Love You

On The Line by Stephane Deschezeaux 
Springbok Records
2015 Copyrights

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On The Line by Stephane Deschezeaux (Clip)

Nando De Luca - Kamasultra 
Pino Presti - Disco Shitan
The Spitfires - I Love To See Ya Dancing
Gli Amici Di Famiglia - Israele
Oro - Stop The War
Oxid - Bright Heron 
Epoca - Ping Pong
Hot Pepper - Cancion Ritual
Pierre Bachelet - Motel Show
Droids - Shanti Dance (Pt1 & Pt2)
Universal Energy - Disco Energy 
Ambros Seelos Orchestra - Crazy Pelican
Roger Davy - Poursuite Dans la Nuit
Space Surfers - Movin' Wipe-Out Pipeline
Gianfracasso Ensemble - Top 2
Tonica & Dominante - Gennarino O' Sioux / Tigre
D.J. Krest & Jim Jelhow - Disco Flash
Gruppo 2001 - Stratosfera
Kim - Disko Teka
Antonelle Lualdi - Proviamo A Vivere
Lucia Catti  - Lucia's Dance
LeBaron - Casanova
Tullio De Piscopo - Fastness

Deep Obscure Cosmic

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Tout Sweet - Another Man Is Twice As Nice

extended groove edit of this rare italien boogie tune
THE WOLF says: make love NOT war

ORO - Stop the War (The Wolf Extended Edit)

Grace Jones - Pull Up to the Bumper(Cut and Dragged)

NORTHEND Featuring Michelle Wallace -  Happy Days

Bernadette - Midnight Lover

Aqua People - I Like It Wet

Empress ‎– Dyin' To Be Dancin' 
1981 Prelude Records

Empress -  Dyin' To Be Dancin'

Euro Funk - Dynomite

Melba Moore was born in 1945 in New York City, New York to parents Teddy Hill and Gertrude Melba Smith, later known as Bonnie Davis. She initially was raised in Harlem, New York until the age of nine when her mother remarried a jazz pianist named Clement Mooreman. Moore attended Newark Arts High School in Newark, New Jersey.[2] Her mother, Bonnie Davis had a No. 1 R&B hit with "Don't Stop Now", prior to Melba's birth. Although her biological father was Big Band leader and saxophonist Teddy Hill, it was her stepfather Mooreman (who played on "Don't Stop Now") who became a prime influence and encouragement in Moore's musical pursuits and talent, insisting she learn to play the piano. Initially, Moore graduated from college and worked as a music teacher, but soon opted to switch careers. Moore chose her stage name by shortening her stepfather's surname from Moorman to Moore and using her middle name, "Melba".

Melba Moore - Love s Comin  At Ya  (Hubert edit) WAV - Free Download

style : Soul Disco Funk Boogie Groove Remix R'n'B

Tout Sweet - Another Man Is Twice As Nice

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