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Disco- Gold (Club Version)

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		$13.98 2-CD Set
		Album Review Released: 2005 Label: Hip-O Records Selection #: 215053

Village People: Y.M.C.A.; Vicki Sue Robinson: Turn The Beat Around; Donna Summer: Last Dance; Trammps: Disco Inferno; Rose Royce: Car Wash; plus Diana Ross, others.


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1 Don't Leave Me This Way - Houston, Thelma
2 Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel - Tavares
3 T.S.O.P. (The Sound of Philadelphia) - Three Degrees
4 Turn the Beat Around - Robinson, Vicki Sue
5 Brazil - Ritchie Family
6 Disco Inferno - Trammps
7 Got to Have Loving - Ray, Don
8 Best of My Love - Emotions
9 We Are Family - Sister Sledge
10 If I Can't Have You - Elliman, Yvonne
11 Tell Me What You Want - Ruffin, Jimmy
12 Love Machine - Miracles
13 Heaven Must Have Sent You - Pointer, Bonnie
14 Down to Love Town - Originals
15 I Will Survive - Gaynor, Gloria
16 Car Wash - Royce, Rose
17 Y.M.C.A. - Village People
18 I Need a Man - Jones, Grace
19 I Feel Love - Summer, Donna
20 Funkytown - Lipps, Inc.
21 Stomp! - Brothers Johnson
22 I Love the Nightlife (Disco 'Round) - Bridges, Alicia
23 More, More, More - True, Andrea Connection
24 Ladies Night - Kool & the Gang
25 Upside Down - Ross, Diana

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Album Review

The Hip-O label released "The Disco Box" back in 1999, a four-disc set that threw in a few too many minor surprises to be considered a definitive summary of disco. Six years later, the same label released "Disco Gold" -- a two-disc set that would sufficiently complement "The Disco Box" if it didn't contain so many of the same selections. (Hip-O pulled the same exact stunt with 1999's "The Funk Box" and 2005's "Funk Gold".) Regardless, "Disco Gold" is packaged thoughtfully, unlike so many other cut-rate disco compilations that have flooded the market over the years. It's a little annoying that several inclusions -- "I Will Survive," "Y.M.C.A." "Disco Inferno," "Turn The Beat Around," "Don'T Leave Me This Way" -- have already appeared on dozens upon dozens of compilations (and sometimes near a hundred), but Stargard's "Theme From Which Way Is Up," Edwin Starr's "H.A.P.P.Y. Radio," and Jimmy Ruffin's "Tell Me What You Want" (present in a previously unreleased mix from disco pioneer Tom Moulton) help make the compilation somewhat unique. "Disco Gold" might not be as exhaustive or as full of surprises as you might hope, but it should either plug some gaps (if you're a collector) or make you a convert (if you're just getting into this stuff). ~ Andy Kellman, All Music Guide

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