BONNIE FORMAN - I WANT A MAN

Gonna Get Over You* France Joli

la zona retro Jump Shout

Corina - Temptation (Woodhead Re-edit)

The Lexicon Of Love

Poison Arrow (Jazz Mix)

USA EUROPEAN CONNECTION  - Come Into My Heart/updated by DJ LJDDJ

Hollywood Special Disco Mixer 3 1979 (Vinyl)

DMC December 1988

DMC House 88 Megamix by Paul Dakeyne December 1988

This song was a great success on the disco tracks at the beginning of the 80s. Lime was a Canadian electronic music group, Hi-NRG and disco, formed in the early 1980s

Lime-Come and get your love-extended-mix-edit(1983)

All Songs in this Mix have the word "LOVE" in the title, i hope you like this slightly different Mix, All the best Kev.

“IT’S A LOVE THING” (1)****

Mantronix Fe. Wondress ‘Got To Have Your Love’ P1989 Capitol

David Grant & Jaki Graham ‘Could It Be I’m Falling In Love’ P1985 Chrysalis

Billy Ocean ‘Loverboy’ P1985 Jive

Evelyn King ‘I’m In Love’ P1981 RCA

Sharon Brown ‘I Specialise In Love’ P1982 High Fashion

Chic ‘I Want Your Love’ P1979 Atlantic

Evelyn Champagne King ‘Love Come Down’ P2001 RCA

09.       “IT’S A LOVE THING” (2)****

Cherelle & Alexander O Neal ‘Saturday Love’ P1985 Tabu

Whispers ‘It’s A Love Thing’ P1981 Solar

Five Star ‘Love Take Over’ P1985 Tent/RCA

Change Fe. Luther Vandross ‘Glow Of Love’ P1980 WEA

Kelly Marie ‘Feels Like I’m In Love’ P1980 Calibre

O Jays ‘Love Train’ P1973 Philadelphia International

Sigala ‘Easy Love’ P2015 Ministry Of Sound

Mixed By KEVIN SWEENEY

Its A Love Thing

My sixth Disco mix and my fourth uptempo one. This explosive mix contains a quantum NINETEEN tracks at 137 minutes in a burning Disco Inferno! I guarantee you won't be able to sit for ANY one of them or you'll burn your ass!

1. "Could it be Magic”—Donna Summer (1976)
2. "Disco Inferno"—The Trammps (1976)
3. "Boogie Wonderland"—Earth, Wind, and Fire with the Emotions (1979)
4. "In the Bush"—Musique (1978)
5. "Meco's Theme/3 W. 57th"—Meco (1978)
6. "After Dark"—Pattie Brooks (1978)
7. "I Found Love (Now That I've Found You)"—Love and Kisses (1977)
8. "Moondancer"—Meco (1979)
9. "Heaven Must Have Sent You"—Bonnie Pointer (1979)
10. "Born to be Alive"—Patrick Hernandez (1979)
11. "Que Sera Mi Vida (If You Should Go)"—The Gibson Brothers (1979)
12. "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)"—Sylvester (1978)
13. "Dance (Disco Heat)"—Sylvester (1978)
14. "Ain't Nothing Gonna Keep Me From You"—Teri DeSario (1978)
15. "There But For the Grace of God Go I"—Machine (1979)
16. "Let Me Take You Dancing"—Bryan Adams (1978)
17. "Shake Your Groove Thing"—Peaches and Herb (1978)
18. "Macho Man"—Village People (1978)
19. "With Your Love"—Donna Summer (1978)

Disco Mixes

Disco Inferno

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!

Disco Inferno

FrankieMusicMan

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