The Joneses - Summer Groove

DON'T STOP YOUR LOVE

I am mainly a House Music DJ, but i like to dive into it's roots.
I set some parties to share those sounds focus on Disco like music, named DiscoPony and hold at Bernadette in Lille (France).

So here the first one of the serie, a 3h set that was also braodcasted on ONIB radio.

Do not hesitate to share your thought or ask for any ID in the comments.

Discopony @ Bernadette 2024/12/19 | Disco Funk Boogie

Portrait

Peanut Butter (Larry Levan Mix / Bonus Track)

The Best Of Cerrone Productions

Hooked on You (The Reflex Revision)

Boogie Breakdown - South African Synth Disco: 1980 to 1984

I Wanna Be Myself

ZR SHOP - http://www.zrecords.ltd.uk/new-releases

New York based D.C. LaRue has been recording and performing since 1974 but it was his track “Cathedrals” in ’76 that really got him noticed amongst the heavy weight disco releases of the time.  The double A-side 12" single of "Cathedrals" was one of the earliest commercially available 12" singles and went on to hit number 1 on the Billboard Dance Music Club and Disco Single charts.

Subsequent singles “Overture” and “Indiscreet” both topped out at number 2 on the Billboard Dance Music Club charts and “Indiscreet” became an influential track in the hip hop sampling world.

Fast forward to the present day and armed with digital transfers of the original master tapes, Z Records has commissioned remixes of these classic tracks plus “Let Them Dance” and “Do You Want The Real Thing”.

Released over two limited edition picture sleeve 12’s pressed exclusively for Record Store Day 2018, the remixes come from Idjut Boys, Ron Basejam, Dr Packer, Folamour, JKriv and Joey Negro.

ZR SHOP

D.C. LaRue – Cathedrals (Joey Negro Extended Disco Mix)

Watchin Out

Today Is the Day (Linkwood Chop)

Take Me I'm Yours

Take Me I'm Yours (Club Version)

Fern

Love Me Tonight (Love, Love, Love)

Punkin Machine's "I Need You Tonight”, originally released in 1981, is another typical example of an underground hit, played at many a flat party these days like an obvious, bona-fide early 80s discopop hit when it was actually quite obscure until James Murphy unearthed it on his FabricLive Mix in 2007. Produced by Jerry Cucuzzella, the track is a feel good bumping disco track, with punchy bass, spanky guitars and sassy vocals that make for an uplifting and energetic listen - a nice throwback to the heyday of Montreal disco

I Need You Tonight / Tonight - Single

Tonight

Suzy Q - Tonight

Take Me I'm Yours (Club Version)

Mary Clark

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