The Greatest Music Artist of All Time “How do you make a duck sing? Put it in the oven till it’s Bill Withers”. Ah yes, we’ll never get sick of

The eccentric French singer-songwriter Michel Polnareff recorded this lavish camp disco stomper for the 1976 Margaux Hemingway starred film Lipstick. One of the first twelve inches to be released on

We’d normally have a Morricone thing up here on a Monday, but as both Alan and I have been super busy working on top secret Cold War-type projects, how about

Dear readers, today is our beloved film chief Alan’s birthday!!!! Don’t worry Alan I won’t reveal how old you are! (Clue: It’s roughly in the same ballpark as Joan Collins.

Bionic Boogie was a disco studio group produced by Gregg Diamond in the late 70s. Featuring a certain Luther Vandross on vocals, the group only released a few singles and

Legendary reggae producer Joe Gibbs is one of most important figures in Jamaica’s musical history. From rocksteady to ’80s dancehall, Gibbs can lay claim to being one of the most

This swirling ZE disco gem from the Garcons, was released in 1979 and is currently included on the new Strut compilation ‘Zevolution –  ZE Records Re-edited’ in the form of

Released on Butterfly Records in 1979, Hott City’s Feelin’ Love is today’s super spaced-out Single of The Day! Taken from their studio album Ain’t Love Grand, the track’s sexy blend

The naughty boys over at the magnificent Feel My Bicep are feelin’ a bit sleazy and have dropped off five of the most filthiest dancefloor tracks.  From dark & menacing

After a weeklong sojourn to the Big Apple, we decided that we need something to keep theAfter a weeklong sojourn to the Big Apple, we decided that we need something

A quick SOTD today with the legendary Paradise Garage DJ David DePino’s re-edit of the great Italo-anthem ‘I.C Love Affair’.  Gaz Nevada’s 1983 (the year I was born!!!) groundbreaking italo-disco

The sophisticated gentlemen pictured above has nothing to do with this Frightenin’ 45 but I thought it was would be nice to have a picture of a skeleton going out

C’mon, stop what you’re doing and check out this booming SOTD from Black Gold! Released in 1983 on the mighty Prelude label, ‘C’mon Stop’ was written by unsung electro hero

What a front cover! For that reason alone, Andy Nelson’s 1982 funky electronic disco masterpiece is our SOTD. Not really, the song turns out to be pretty good as well.