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1. The only compilation that actually translates the transcendent feel of a disco club onto wax, Disco Boogie, Vol. 1 is quadruple-sided LP mix set featuring Salsoul classics mixed with help from Tom Moulton and Walter Gibbons, among tuiworperscondebascioubidpieneuhapling.coinfo it's a shame that individual mixes last under 20 minutes, the chunky beats and warm vibes of tracks by Claudja Barry, First .

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2. 8tracks radio. Online, everywhere. - stream boogie playlists including disco, funk, and hip hop music from your desktop or mobile device.

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3. A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie - Hoodie Szn. DJ Shon. Boogie - K.F.C. DJ MLK. Talk Yo Shyt 2. Ferrari Simmons, DJ Kno It All. Rari Talk DJ MLK. #PlayMyShyt 4. DJ Koolhand. My Work Move Different 4 (New) DJ Tuss. Cannabis Club 3. DJ Knight. The Road Runners (Hosted By Loco Baby) DJ S.R., Mixtape Monopoly.

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4. May 12,  · The Disco Years, Volume 3: Boogie Fever is one hour, four minutes, and thirty-seven seconds and was released on May 2, Starting with series three, you get eighteen songs as opposed to sixteen songs per CD. There are a few songs that a non-die hard disco nut may not have heard of like: Get Off, Soul Makossa, and The Glow of Love/5(16).

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5. Boogie (sometimes called post-disco and electro-funk) is a rhythm and blues genre of electronic dance music with close ties to the post-disco style, that first emerged in the United States during the late s to mids. The sound of boogie defined by bridging acoustic and electronic musical instruments with emphasis on vocals and miscellaneous effects later evolved into .

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6. MPSF: “Could this possibly be my favourite disco/boogie track ever. I’m not quite sure why, but I just can’t resist getting down to this Gets right in there. Very stompy. The beat is the key thing here, the voice secondary but easily one of my favourite songs of the whole genre.” The Fatback Band – I Found Lovin’.

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7. Sep 11,  · Disco Boogie Classics Vol. 5 - Jump To The Edit - Duration: Gazzz Recommended for you. Tanzschule Gaspers Boogie Woogie Basics - Duration:

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8. Boogie has its origins in the blues, and then swing bands. The style and term was used now and again in rock and blues for those repetitive “shuffle rhythm” songs. However, the disco era really took the word “boogie” and wore it out. and I mean wore it out. The number of 70s ‘boogie songs’ is legion.

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