Sylvester - (1979)

Disco-flavoured cover version of the Italian song "Uno Dei Tanti" originally sung by Joe Sentieri, and best known cover by Tom Jones.

Sister Sledge - (1979)

Well presented UK Atlantic K 11293, the first song that Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards wrote for any other act than their own band Chic.

Lonnie Smith - (1977)

Jazz funk single from the American jazz Hammond B3 organist.

Bombers - (1979)

The third single release from the Canadian disco, studio group, led by pop-rock producer George Lagios and disco producer Pat Desario.

Sister Sledge - (1979)

Minor hit in the UK (#33), from the Philadelphia based group, consisting of sisters, Debbie, Joni, Kim and Kathy Sledge.

George McCrae - (1977)

Minor hit in the United States, (U.S. Billboard #110, and U.S. Billboard R&B #57), released from the album "George McCrae II".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1976)

Advanced promotional pressing of the song written by Maurice White, Philip Bailey and Al McKay, released from the album "Spirit".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1977)

Advanced promotional pressing of minor hit in the UK, (UK Singles Chart #54), taken from the album, "All 'n All".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1979)

Well presented S CBS 7292 (stereo), one of the group's best known disco recordings.

Earth Wind & Fire - (1978)

Stunning UK S CBS 6922 (stereo), UK Top 10 single (UK #3), with original company paper sleeve.

Earth Wind & Fire - (1979)

Stunning EX+ example of the UK Top 20 song, taken from the R&B/funk/disco band's album "I Am".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1979)

Minor hit in the UK (#46 singles chart), released from the R&B/funk and disco band's studio album "I Am".

Earth Wind & Fire - (1979)

Original UK 1st pressing of the U.S. Billboard singles and UK singles chart Top 5 song, released from the band's 1979 studio album "I Am".

Nona Hendryx - (1977)

Demonstration variant of the former LaBelle singer's debut solo single, includes the B-side disco song "Take a Chance".

Noel McCalla - (1979)

Demonstration variant of McCalla's disco version of the song first released by The Show Stoppers in 1967.

Randy Raider - (1977)

French Euro disco cover version of the song originally released a year earlier by Walkers.

Patti LaBelle - (1977)

The third of three single releases, from Patti LaBelle's self-titled, debut solo album.

Melba Moore - (1978)

Demonstration variant of Moore's cover version of the song written and originally released by The Bee Gees in 1976.

Joe Tex - (1977)

Demonstration variant of uncharted UK single, released at the end of the southern soul singer's career.

Pam Todd & Gold Bullion Band - (1978)

Promotional variant of the first of only three single releases, produced by Garry Sherman.

Q - (1977)

Well presented demonstrational pressing (S EPC 5137), of the disco group's UK singles chart #23, one-hit wonder.

Dorothy Moore - (1978)

Uncharted single release in the UK, taken from the American singer's album, "Once More With Feeling".

Betty Wright - (1981)

Demonstration variant of minor hit in the U.S. (Billboard R&B #42, Dance #61), produced by Stevie Wonder.

Giorgio Moroder - (1979)

Demonstration variant of single release taken from the album "E=MC²", the first album to be entirely digitally recorded.

Giorgio (Moroder) - (1977)

Well presented UK (OASIS 1), performed, written and produced by Moroder, taken from the album of the same name.

Munich Machine - (1977)

Euro disco project, based in Munich, Germany, led by Giorgio Moroder, with producers Pete Bellotte, Stefan Wissnet and Günther Moll.

Munich Machine Introducing Chris Bennett - (1978)

Disco-flavoured, Moroder produced, cover version of the song, originally performed by Procol Harum in the late '60s.

The Richard Hewson Orchestra - (1976)

Well presented EX promotional variant of Hewson's debut single release.

Jigsaw - (1975)

UK Top 10 single, released by the British pop group, used as the main title theme to the film The Man From Hong Kong, arranged by Richard Hewson.

Cleveland Eaton - (1978)

Disco themed single release, (UK single chart #35), from the Fairfield, Alabama born jazz double bassist, producer, arranger and composer.

Richard Hewson Orchestra - (1976)

Elusive demonstration variant of one of Hewson's earliest releases, who was best known for forming the jazz-funk RAH Band.

Shalamar - (1979)

Minor jazz funk UK single (#44), with the classic group line-up of Howard Hewett, Jody Watley and Jeffery Daniel.

Mystic Merlin - (1980)

UK pressing of the California funk band's debut single, which features lead singer Freddie Jackson.

Carrie Lucas - (1979)

Lucas' only appearance in the UK Singles Chart (#40).

The Whispers - (1979)

The American group's first and biggest hit in the UK, peaking at #2 on the UK singles chart.

Eddie Henderson - (1978)

The American jazz trumpet players only UK hit single, (#44) in excellent condition.

The Whispers - (1979)

The Los Angeles based group's cover version of the song made famous by The Temptations in the mid '60s.

Raydio - (1978)

Well presented UK ARIST 161, the debut single by the R&B vocal group, which became an international top 10 hit.

GQ - (1979)

Single taken from the American band's debut studio album "Disco Nights", spending two weeks at #1 on the Billboard soul chart.

Teri DeSario - (1978)

The Florida-based singer's debut single, written and produced by Barry Gibb

Paul Jabara featuring Donna Summer - (1977)

Title track single release from Jabara's debut album of the same name, which featured three duets with Donna Summer.

Patrick Juvet - (1978)

Disco cult hit from the former model-turned singer-songwriter, produced by Jaques Morali.

Giorgio Moroder - (1978)

Instrumental track used from the Academy Award winning movie soundtrack Midnight Express.

Brenda and the Tabulations - (1977)

Single taken from the American R&B/disco group's final album release "I Keep Coming Back For More".

Donna Summer - (1977)

UK top 10 single release, taken from the singers sixth studio album, "Once Upon a Time".