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In reply to the discussion: Disco: Blessing or Abomination? 💃🏼🕺🏼 [View all]ariesgem
(1,637 posts)88. I loved early disco...
I was a kid coming up in Queens, NY during the birth of disco.. Loved it in the beginning, it was a cool sound on the streets. It was played at the barbecues and block parties. That was our "rap". When it caught fire, it got WAY too commercial for my taste. I moved on and fell in love with funk.
These were some of my favorites.
We Cha' Cha'd our asses off this one..
Couldn't play this around my parents. This was the cut.
This one brought the house down.
This was a jazz/disco favorite
Anything by Chic.. they had a funk vibe. Loved the Bee Gees, Rose Royce, Taste of Honey....
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For sure. Shirley in this video is the gal that sang with Lee on 'Let the Good Times Roll' back in
MiltonBrown
Jan 2018
#45
I'm really attracted to music that is full of joy and that guy and Shirley are full of joy here.
MiltonBrown
Jan 2018
#46
I think that the clothes made it an abomination....might have been decent without those...
Thomas Hurt
Jan 2018
#28
before music denigrated women as bit***s and h*s, no calls for death to gay people, hardly any
msongs
Jan 2018
#31
I loved disco when it came out, and I STILL love it. Now, I also like Mexican taxicab
Nay
Jan 2018
#44
Remember Donna Summer and Barbra Streisand singing "Enough is Enough" in a kind of
CTyankee
Jan 2018
#103
I grew up in the 80's and 90's, I've always thought disco looked kind of cool.
dewsgirl
Jan 2018
#79
That was part of the mix strong women singers gay fans with big dance bars . Could be...
lunasun
Jan 2018
#109