But first, a plug for the party...
I'm big into disco tracks that skirt the line between disco, funk and uptempo soul. Tracks that either came out around 1975, or sound like they did, ie before there was a established disco four-on-the-floor "sound." Even better if they're pressed on a 12". Here are a few winners in that vein...
Silver Lining - Silver Lining | Divshare | YSI | 320 kbps
Such a killer track, and clocking in at 9 minutes!
Fessor Funk - Love Is Such A Good Thing, Part 1 & 2 | Divshare | YSI | 320 kbps
I assume this is called "Part 1 & 2" because of a previous release on 45 that split the song in two, but not really sure. This is on the b side to a track by the Honeybees.
Patti Jo - Make Me Believe In You | Divshare | YSI | 320 kbps
Pretty famous track on the Sceptor comp, Disco Gold. Written by Curtis Mayfield and mixed by Tom Moulton... is that an all star team or what?
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Man, you guys really know your shit. Seriously, I'm pushing 40, and I've been around the disco block two or three times, and I know when somebody's just googling and posting shit, and when somebody's well-schooled and has great ears and impeccable taste. Dollar Bin Jams most certainly qualifies as the latter. Do you guys accept donations? I'm serious...
That Fessor Funk 12" was released in 1973 as A 7" as you guessed on Roxbury.
You are doing a nice job here
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