EDDY GRANT "California style"

Wonderful Carribean club track and Willy's party classic.

THE MEAN MACHINE "Disco dream"

Great early rap song on the Grace Jones's classic bass line "Pull up to the bumper".

DEODATO "Keep on movin"

Classic !

Even the Lp version is wonderful, taste this one, remixed by John "Jellybean" Benitez...

SWEET TALKS "Do the beat"

Amazing crazy and powerful tune in the Brass Construction's spirit and special 12" Disco version.

CURTIS Mc CLAINE and on the house "Let's get busy"

Released in 1988, it's the same thing (in little bit different) as the "House music anthem" of Marshall Jefferson. If you like one, you like the other one. Chicago !
Straight from party bag records and one of my top ten tracks.



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CHAIN REACTION "Dance freak"

Big Disco anthem and ultimate classic !
A must have...



enjoy !

E.S.P. "Extrol"

From Miami excellent sought after Electro tune with flyin' synth solo and dope bassline.

SOUTH BRONX "The big throwdown"

Released in 1980 and later, in 1981 licensed to Brunswick records. Same thing as the other track, def rap and instrumental, it plays well behind !!!!

AL JOHNSON "school of the groove"

This tune doesn't exist as 12" extended version, Willy imagined it and did it... Enjoy !

IRAKERE "Anung anunga" - Willy edit !!!

Obscur Afro-Disco on big label, the records world has no end..!

SINISTER TWO "Rock it, don't stop it"

1981 on Bee Pee records. Charlie Scott arranged this song. We can find him on different arrangements of stuff like this on labels like "Heavenly Star" or "Land of Hits". Those labels such Bee Pee records was in the early 8Ts New York labels who released underground music Disco, Electro and Rap.
Not especially a must have but a hard to find record and a very very expensive record.



enjoy it !

THE EARLS "Get on up and dance (the continental)

Previously released the same year (1976) on an N.Y. obscur label, Woodbury records. The both versions are the same.

FRONTLINE ORCHESTRA "Don't turn you back on me"

These are the two 12" of this Paradise Garage club track and english dance classic. The first version was released on Ice records (Eddie grant's label) in 1981 and the second was released in 1982 on canadian label, Quality records remixed by Larry Levan, here it is the long version.
My preference goes to the first version because I prefer the guitar's sound at the end, there's something in that makes me think sun and island.



Click on the both labels.

PATRICE RUSHEN "Haven't you heard" - Willy's edit

Willy's edit of this fantastic tune.

Enjoy it !

CAROL DOUGLAS "Love sick"

No needs a Disco compilation to find a pearl...
MonsieurWilly classic !