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K Douglas

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Some actually want to label this as the first disco record. I still think its "Rock the Boat". However the disco crowd played this song a lot in the clubs.
 
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Kool and the Gang. An epic group. Congratulations on finally being inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. I will be going to the induction ceremony in October.
Here's 3 big jams from the 80's, which were a little more on the pop side.
"Misled"

"Joanna"

"Cherish"

And here's one of their many funk classics from the 1970's
"Open Sesame"
 

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My man Eddie
Some actually want to label this as the first disco record. I still think its "Rock the Boat". However the disco crowd played this song a lot in the clubs.
Definitely one of the early disco greats. I believe "Rock Your Baby" by George McCrae (1974) was the first acknowledged disco record.

"Rock The Boat" by the Hues Corporation soon followed as a re-release in 1974. It hadn't gotten much airplay when it was first released in 1973, but when disco started to take off it was re-released and became a hit.
 
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i guess you like Elmore James,,lol
i will give a listen tomorrow morning....kinda like a mini album
 
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K Douglas

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Definitely one of the early disco greats. I believe "Rock Your Baby" by George McCrae (1974) was the first acknowledged disco record.

"Rock The Boat" by the Hues Corporation soon followed as a re-release in 1974. It hadn't gotten much airplay when it was first released in 1973, but when disco started to take off it was re-released and became a hit.
You're right about Rock Your Baby I mixed it up. To me though that doesn't ring disco, its a bit slower tempo. I love the song nonetheless.
 
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"Funk You Up" by The Sequence

This was the first girl rap group circa 1979. One of the members was a teenage Angie Stone, who went by Angie B then. She eventually became a neo soul artist and scored some hits with "Wish I Didn't Miss You" and "More Than a Woman" featuring Calvin Richardson in the early 2000's.


 

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You're right about Rock Your Baby I mixed it up. To me though that doesn't ring disco, its a bit slower tempo. I love the song nonetheless.
when my girlfriend and i are driving....she tolerates Soultown lol....but when Rock Your Baby is on, she cranks up the volume....lol.... a video of this song shows Goerge walking the streets as he sings....great visual...
 
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K Douglas

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I've likely posted this song before. This is Kenny Lattimore. One of my favorite r&b/soul songs from the 1990's. Produced by Dave "Jam" Hall. I miss this kinda music so much 😞


Kenny was married to Chante Moore for a few years. She's one of my favorite vocalists her vocal range is nuts. This is my favorite Chante Moore song

They did a duet album together which contained a bunch of cover songs ranging from Ashford & Simpson to Marvin Gaye & Tami Terrell. Most of the LP was produced by Daryl Simmons, who was a protege of Babyface and L.A. Reid. Here's the title track
 
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