STUDIO 54 - 70's DISCO CLASSICS MIX 10 - by francescogiovannini2.blogspot.com

 


01 - Van Mc Coy - Do the hustle 
02 - Kc & Sunshine Band - Shake your booty 
03 - Bee Gees - Night fever 
04 - Chic - Good times 
05 - The Whispers - And the beat goes on 
06 - Hot Chocolate - Everyone's a winner 
07 - Jesse Green - Nice & slow 
08 - Forrest - Rock the boat 
09 - Kc & Sunshine Band - That's way i like it 
10 - Diana Ross - Upside down 
11 - M - Pop muzik 
12 - Silver Convention - Get up and boogie 
13 - Bee Gees - Staying alive 
14 - Kool and the gang - Celebration 
15 - Stacy Lattisaw - Jump to the beat 
16 - Chic - Dance dance dance 
17 - Bee Gees - You should be dancing 
18 - Gloria Gaynor - I will survive 
19 - Blondie - Heart of glass 
20 - Sister Sledge - We are family 
21 - Lipps Inc - Funkytown 
22 - Michael Zager Band - Let's all chant 
23 - Musique - Keep on jumpin 
24 - Patrick Hernandez - Born to be alive 
25 - Anita Ward - Ring my bell 
26 - The Trammps - Disco inferno 
27 - Chic - Everybody dance 
28 - Sheila & Black Devotion - Spacer 
29 - Sylvester - You make me feel 
30 - The Real Thing - Can you feel the force 
31 - Donna Summer - I fell love 
32 - Boys Town Gang - Can't take my eyes off you 
33 - Village People - YMCA 
34 - Amii Stewart - Knock on wood

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