From my personal acetate collection:
 "new years eve 1982" played in the Saint.
 DJ robbie leslie made this to play before and after 12 hour.
 The acetate starts with Vertigo from Dan Hartman-Give me Just a little more time-baby crying-(0:00) bels (12 times)and ending with relight my fire ! Great piece of disco history

New Years Eve 1982 at the SAINT by robbie leslie

This is an edit with disco breaks made by Ray Pinky Velazquez.
Anyone recognizes the used breaks ?
 

Speak Well - Mix By Pinky

Dennis Bram - You Take My Love For Granted unreleased acetate on Sunshine sound.

Dennis Bram - You Take My Love For Granted acetate

jimmy Jules-Come And Get Your Gift
discopatrick edit
This is an edit i made many years ago and it's still a good track.

jimmy Jules-Come And Get Your Gift  discopatrick edit

Breaktime on Sunshine sounds acetate.
This acetate is a typical example for cut and paste disco breaks like the hollywood mixer. It contains several disco breaks repeated and was made in the period that ultimate breaks and beats series was issued.

BREAKTIME-disco break cut and paste mixer

Devils Gun - Mix BY: Keith Dumpson and Ry Perez-Sunshine Sound Acetate

Devils Gun - Mix By: Keith Dumpson and Ry Perez-Sunshine Sound Acetate

Some disco history from my collection: A 7 inch invitation single for the new years party 1978/1979 at the Xenon disco. Xenon was a popular disco in Manhattan in the late 1970s and early 1980s. It was located at 124 West 43rd St in the former Henry Miller Theater. Xenon was the only nightclub popular enough to compete with Studio 54. The site is now the Stephen Sondheim Theater.
 Xenon was regarded as much more of a "Fashion Crowd", while Studio 54 was more Hollywood. The full-time Disc-Jockey (DJ) was Tony Smith (Who mixed this single) and the part-time DJ was John "Jellybean" Benitez.
 Xenon closed in 1984. The interior of the building was razed to make way for a skyscraper; its neo-Georgian facade, landmarked by the city, remains intact.

Xenon 1979 new years party 7 inch Invitation

This is the unmixed demo acetate track of Do Your Dance. Without clapping and a longer intro.

Rhyze - Do Your Dance Demo Acetate

1-2-1 Discopatrick Edit.
Carlos romanos-1-2-1   1979

1-2-1 discopatrick edit

Here my edit of the track: The Monstars-Funny Saga.
I mixed in some parts of the track: Aleem-Hooked on your love (John Morales remix).
It's no high tech-professional edit, but just a simple edit.

Monstars-funny saga Discopatrick re-edit

Here's my edit of the track: Never Gonna Leave You-Maryann Farra &Satin Soul from 1975.
I liked the introbeat, so i stretched it 2 minutes.

Never gonna leave you


Here is a piece of a mix i made years ago for the love unlimeted blog. 
I realy like this part because it includes some of my favorites and i blended them with extra loops etc.
1. Joe Nesmith-Able (album version) 
2. Roy Ayers & Wayne Henderson-For Real (album version) 
3. Blair-Nightlife (album version) 
4. Stevo-Pay The Price (12 inch) 
5. Breakwater-No Limit (12 inch) 
6. Johnny Hamond-Gears (album version)
 

 


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Here's my edit of Wayne Henderson's song-I'm staying forever.
Only used is the first minute of the intro of this track.
Accapela is from: Class Action-Weekend

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