Taken From:
Various ‎– Confuzed Disco - A Retrospective Of Italian Records
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Italo-Disco, Electro, New Wave
Year: 2006
http://www.discogs.com/Various-Confuzed-Disco/master/218141

Funky Family-Funky Is On

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Written by Davide Piatto and Bruno Magnani
Ed. Musicali MXM Musica Ex Machina

(C) &amp; (P) 1983 Italian Records
Produced by Oderso Rubini
Mixed by Tony Carrasco
Italian Records – EXIT M 513, ITA 1983


Stranger In A Strange Land

N.O.I.A. "Stranger in a Strange Land (Club Mix)

Another great Italo-Disco tune!
Those arpeggios are really doing it for me....rawr.

Mr Flagio - Take A Chance (Extended 12" Version)

Initially released by Materiali Sonori in 1985, San Giovanni Bassista’s ‘Don’t Go’ EP embodies what made the alternative italo disco scene of Florence so thrilling. Fresh, packed with humor and ahead of its time in so many ways, these three tracks are thoroughly modern and are definitely still dancefloor burners. Famous for ‘Don’t Go’, it did not take long for the audience to fall in love with the other two tracks of the EP: ‘Summer Sweat’ and ‘Hot Socks’. To pay hommage to his dear friend Claudio Bonaiuti, who passed away suddenly, Alexander Robotnick re-released the EP in digital format on his very own Hot Elephant Music label in 2010. Fast forward to 2016 Bordello A Parigi is pleased to bring you this release on our beloved vinyl, remastered with refreshed artwork. All in cooperation with mister Robotnick himself who also supplied us an edited version of Hot Socks. Sit down, lay back and enjoy the sun while drinking a cocktail on a beautiful beach and mumbling the silly blend of English and Spanish lyrics!

Comes with insert.

San Giovanni Bassista - Summer Sweat

Lime - I Don't Wanna Lose You by josh maeks

DAF - Brothers (Mix Gabi)

Casco Presents BWH - Stop (Original Mix)

This edit is inspired on the one that the huge discofreak I-F carries on his case. I heard it for the first time in an Intergalactic Fm - CBS Top 100. Since it was not available anywhere,  I decided to edit it myself. It is not an exact copy of I-Fs edit, but no doubt all the credit is for him - check a video of the master himself playing it at Bloc Weekend 2009 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vv4_z8jwpm8)

The Duncan Sisters - Boys Will Be Boys (Gascon's IFX Will Be IFX Re-edit)

Patrick Cowley - Sea Hunt

Telex - Moskow Diskow

Patrick Joseph Cowley

Profile:
San Francisco based musician and record producer Patrick Cowley, born in Buffalo, New York, has been recording and performing in the Bay area since 1971. Cowley grew up in upstate New York where he worked in local rock bands and eventually studied English at the university of Buffalo. After moving to the Bay Area he began an intense study of the synthesizer at San fransisco City College.

Cowley's recording career began when he was asked to join San Francisco-based artist, Sylvester, in the studio after Sylvester heard what Cowley was doing with the synthesizer and was excited by his innovative techniques. The result was the album Step II which skyrocketed Sylvester to international notoriety. The album landed Cowley a job as a back-up musician on Sylvester's subsequent world-wide tour.

Cowley remained close to the San Francisco club scene and eventually joined forces with producer Marty Blecman to form Megatone Records in the summer of 1981. Under auspices of their parnership Cowley created a succesful dance-oriented 12" single that opened the doors for his award-winning Megatron Man LP (Menergy).

While writing the music for his latest album, he also wrote and produced the succesful dance single "Right on Target" for San Francisco artist Paul Parker which reached #1 on Billboard's Disco Charts. He reunited with Sylvester during the same period and produced the chart-busting "Do You Wanna Funk", also on the Megatone label.

Patrick Cowley died of complications due to AIDS in 1982.

Patrick Cowley - Sea Hunt

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