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The Best Of Disco Demands - A Collection Of Rare 1970s Dance Music - Compiled By Al Kent

by Various Artists

  • 5 CD Boxset
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  • Heavyweight Double Vinyl (Part B) Warehouse find. Only 1 copy available. No repress!
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    Vinyl tracklisting:
    A1 Hot Ice - Dancing Free
    A2 Al Tanner - Doing Our Own Thang
    B1 Arthur King - Fear
    B2 Superbs - Party Together
    C1 Curtis - How Can I Tell Her
    C2 Cheryl Berdell - Giving It All To You
    D1 Sylvano Santorio - We've Got It
    D2 Stringfield Family - Sound Of Disco Rock

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  • Heavyweight Double Vinyl (Part A) Warehouse find. Only 1 copy available. No repress!
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    Vinyl tracklisting:
    A1 Arts & Crafts - I've Been Searching
    A2 Executive Suite - Why In The World Do They Keep On (Funk'in With Me)
    B1 Sizzle - Love Is All Around
    B2 Silver, Platinum & Gold - Just Friends (Original Studio Version)
    C1 Jimmy Sabater - To Be With You
    C2 The People's Workshop - Funkathone
    D1 Allan Harris And Perpetual Motion - Get Ready (Original Studio Version)
    D2 Panaché - Sweet Jazz Music

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about

“The Disco Demands series started sometime in the early 2000s – I couldn’t give you an exact year because it didn’t feel like a big deal, so I never noted it. I simply wanted to put out a compilation of some records I really liked and maybe make a little of the money back I was spending on them. Buy some food and stuff.

There’s always been Disco comps around of course but there was rarely anything that strayed too far from the standards.. the same songs kept appearing over and over again, or the comps would feature records you could pick up anywhere for little money. I’ve never seen the point in that. I gave up judging a record on its value or rarity a long time ago but surely there’s more to disco than Exodus, Martin Circus, Mass Production and all those Salsoul, West End and bloody Prelude records. So it was a nice surprise to find that there were other people out there who thought the same way.

Volume 1 was pretty straightforward – just some nice records, with the only edit being an instrumental of Disco Socks; a strange, thinly veiled reference to the disco sucks movement. Then on Volume 2 I included a few of my edits and introduced the cover up concept to the disco world. That caused a bit of controversy, which of course I loved. And so it continued for five volumes.

What we have here then is the full series, give or take one or two cuts, all remastered, many re-re-edited, with lots of nice naked pictures to boot. For those who’ve asked since day one “will there be vinyl” I can finally say yes, you’re holding it!”

Al Kent, 2012

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released January 9, 2012

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