Well, back a day later with another knockout Disco mix! This is my fifteenth Disco mix and it's my most diverse and voluminous yet at 26 tracks! It comprises many obscure, esoteric tracks sprinkled in among a generous helping of classic hits. I chose the obscure ones based on their symphonic, melodic sound, which I felt epitomized and typefied the best of the classic Disco sound.

So without further ado, do the Hustle!

1. "Love Hangover"—Diana Ross (1976)
2. "The Hustle"—Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony (1975/'79)
3. "Sweet Disco"—Sentimental Trumpet (1979)
4. "He's the Greatest Dancer"—Sister Sledge (1979)
5. "Le Témoin"—Piero Piccioni (1978)
6. "More Than a Woman"—Tavares (1977)
7. "Rainforest"—Biddu Orchestra (1976)
8. "Touch and Go"—Ecstasy, Passion, and Pain (1976)
9. "If I Can't Have You"—Yvonne Elliman (1977)
10. "Ladies Night"—Kool & the Gang (1979)
11. "Loving You"—Black Light Orchestra with Patrick Norman (1977)
12. "Gonna Fly Now (Theme From 'Rocky')"—Maynard Ferguson (1977)
13. "When You Wake Up Tomorrow"—Candi Staton (1979)
14. "How's Your Love Life Baby"—Jackie Moore (1979)
15. "I'm Every Woman"—Chaka Khan (1978)
16. "Máh-Náh-Máh-Náh/Disco"—Lipstique (1977)
17. "Classica's Love Song"—Current (1976)
18. "Falling in Love While We're Dancin'"—Magic Power (1979)
19. "Art Deco"—New York City Rhythm Orchestra (1976)
20. "(Shake, Shake, Shake) Shake Your Booty"—K.C. and the Sunshine Band (1976)
21. "We Belong Together (Just You and Me)"—Tony Valor Orchestra (1978)
22. "Escape From Love"—Alfie Khan Sound Orchestra (1976)
23. "Bad Luck"—Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes (1975)
24. "Disco Queen"—Paul Jabara (1978)
25. "Spank"—Jimmy 'Bo' Horne (1978)
26. "I Don't Love You Anymore"—Teddy Pendergrass (1977)

Disco Mixes

Disco Hustle

New '80s mix! This time it's an uptempo one. Eleven killer tracks spanning 1983-1989, blended in a beautifully harmonious set. What you don't know is that it will really excite you! So get it on!

This mix is my milestone 50th mix and it's GOLD! So please help me celebrate!

1. "Get a Love On"—Glenn Scarpelli (1983)
2. "Somebody's Watching Me"—Rockwell (1983)
3. "U Got the Look" [Long Look]—Prince (1987)
4. "Din Daa Daa (Trommeltanz)" [Special "Daa Daa" Mix]—George Kranz (1983)
5. "Invitation to Dance" [Vocal Dance Mix]—Kim Carnes (1985)
6. "Give it Up" [Killer Dance Mix]—Evelyn "Champagne" King (1985)
7. "Erotic City (Make Love Not War, Erotic City Come Alive)"—Prince and the Revolution (1984)
8. "Sex Shooter" [Dance Version]—Apollonia 6 (1984)
9. "Invincible” (Theme from 'The Legend of Billie Jean') [Extended Remix]—Pat Benatar (1985)
10. "I Do You" [Extended Version]—The Jets (1987)
11. "What You Don't Know"—Exposé (1989)

'80s Uptempo Pop Mix 4

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21 classic Prince tracks mixed in 4 minutes 30 seconds.

Tracklist

Let’s Go Crazy
Sign O’ The Times
Alphabet Street
Love Sign
Purple Rain
My Name Is Prince
Kiss
Diamonds and Pearls
Gett Off
Batdance
Sexy M.F
I Wanna Be Your Lover
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World
1999
Housequake
Take Me With U
Raspberry Beret
Little Red Corvette
When Doves Cry
Controversy 
I Would Die 4 U

Prince 1958 - 2016

* "Word Up!" is a funk and R&B song written and recorded by Cameo in 1986. 
* Due to its heavy play on American dance and R&B radio, as well as music video play on MTV, the single became the band's best known hit.
* From the album Word Up!, "Word Up!" was Cameo's first US Top 40 hit, peaking at number 6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and spending three weeks at number 1 on the US R&B chart and one week at number 1 on the US Hot Dance Singles chart. 
* In the UK, it spent 10 weeks in the top 40, peaking at number 3 on September 21, 1986.
* Besides being a commercial success, the track also earned critical acclaim from several publications. "Word Up!" won Cameo the Soul Train Music Award for Best R&B/Soul Single as well as the NME Award for Best Dance Record. 
* Like the band's previous single "Single Life", "Word Up!" features a sample of the opening notes of Ennio Morricone's theme to The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.

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Cameo - Word Up (Ed (did) It Faster And Longer 2016)

Paul Hardcastle

19 (The Final Story)

Peter Slaghuis made this remix in the 80s for the Soulshow, there is only a poor recording from the radio available on cassette. So i made this remake in Ableton with lots of samples with respect to Peter Slaghuis rip

Chico DeBarge Talk To Me (Peter Slaghuis Remix) Remake By DJJW

Alphabet St. official extended version.
From bootleg "Ultimate" (Vol.2)

Prince - Alphabet Street (This Is Not Music... This Is A Trip)

Out Of Touch - Hall & Oates
Breakout – Swing Out Sisters
Paradise – Change
My Male Curiosity – Kid Creole & The Coconuts
Right On Track – The Breakfast Club
Circles – Atlantic Starr
Make That Move – Shalamar
Criticize – Alexander O’ Neal
Midas Touch – Midnight Star
Rock Steady – The Whispers
This Time I Know It’s Forever – Errol Brown
Divine Emotion – Narada
Reach Up – Tony Lee
Beat Street – Sharon Redd
Don’t You Want Me Baby – The Human League
Fall In Love With Me – Earth Wind & Fire
Knock Me Out – Gary’s Gang
Friends – Shalamar
Dancing In The Sheets – Shalamar
Give It Up – KC & The Sunshine Band
Give Me Back My Heart – Robin Wright

Out Of Touch

Out Of Touch Hall & Oates Mix

Come Undone - Duran Duran
Every Kind Of People - Robert Palmer
Turn It Into Love - Girl Street
Lovely Day (88 Remix) - Bill Withers
Keep On Movin - Soul II Soul
Once In A Lifetime - Gregorian
Why - Jackie Moore
Set Adrift - PM Dawn
Sadness - Enigma
Easy On Me- Sybil
Around The World - Lisa Stansfield
Culture Beat - Tell Me That You Wait
You'll Never Get To Heaven - 54-46
Girl You Know It's True - Milli Vanilli
Walk On By - Sybil
Don't Make Me Over - Sybil
Keep It Together - Madonna
Just Another Day - Jon Secada
Dancing Queen - ABBA
Half A Minute - Matt Bianco

UK Soul Groove Mix (80s 90s)

Sybil - Make It Easy On Me (80's Club Mix BPM:89-110)

Earth Wind and Fire - Getaway (DJPP & DJ Mila COMIX)

Young man born in 1982 who loves reliving the ‘80s and ‘70s Disco music I was raised on.

Aside from family party D.J.s, was introduced to the concept of mixes via flea market tapes. Dabbled in it myself with equipment my father got me at age 10. With the advent of mp3s, got to do things I couldn’t with vinyl and CDs: precisely match up beats to the millisecond and use longer tracks as space is unlimited. Always wanted to present entire extended 12” dance remix versions as intended, not edited fragments. Means fewer songs per mix but whole work of the artist, producer and remixer can be appreciated.

This may be an uncommon approach, but this is my chosen style; it's different. The songs were extended in the remixes for a reason, and I wish to present not only the entire work, but the entire arc of the song from beginning to climax—something you can't do if you mix out in the middle of the song. Plus, I wish to surprise the dancer with the build-up of suspense and sudden intro of the next track if the preceeding track has an extended outro. Dancing is all about fun and excitement after all.

I decided early on that each mix would follow a common beat style for consistency. I will not mix a four-on-the-floor Disco/dance beat with a standard two/four rock beat, or freestyle beat, and so on. It sounds sloppy and jarring. And tempos must be as consistent as possible as well. Songs will smoothly transition from one to the next as best I can make them—beats will be matched to the millisecond when possible; this also includes the groove, or the "feel" of each song. I won’t blend two songs that don’t sound complimentary or harmonious together if I can help it. Sometimes, though, it's unavoidable, but it seems to work in the end.

For each mix series, I try to adhere to a common thread, which includes length. I made arbitrary choices from the first mixes. Though everything is relative, I like structure, routine, and consistency. For example, the ‘80s Hi-NRG Megamixes will run around 90 minutes, give or take a few; ‘80s Mid-Tempo Pop Mixes will be a minimum of 60 minutes; and Disco mixes will always be a minimum of two hours—and so on.

One problem I have is haste; I always seem to throw together the mixes in such a hasty fashion in order to upload them that I later remember songs that would have fit well in them. Either I forgot them because I didn’t have the files, didn’t take note of them ahead of time, or because of my hyper creative mood, so I constantly update the uploaded mixes. Keep vigil over them because they are always being changed.

I hope you enjoy listening to them as much as I enjoy making them. Nothing brings me more joy than knowing people are enjoying them with me. I would give anything for club D.J.s to play them so I can dance to my own mixes in the clubs in which they were intended to be heard!

One last thing: I decided, out of safety concerns, not to allow my files to be downloadable. There are options for you listeners, however, such as using Audacity to record them at your preference. Or there are plenty of online apps searchable from Google that will convert the links into mp3 files for you, including soundcloudmp3.org, sclouddownloader.net, soundcloudtomp3.app. So do what you wish!

Let's dance!

'80s Uptempo Pop Mix 4

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