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Solid Cover to Cover Boogie and Disco LPs

phatmoneysackphatmoneysack Melbourne 1,124 Posts
edited October 2012 in Strut Central
When it comes to disco and boogie I tend to buy mostly 12??? singles. Most of the albums that own I have picked because I like one or two of the tracks, but not all.

This poses a problem when I want to throw on an LP to relax, or do stuff around the house. I don???t want to keep changing records.

Of course, I do have a number of disco and boogie LPs that I do like to listen to all the way through. Here???s just a few:

Patrice Rushen ?????? Straight From The Heart

Ingram ?????? That's All

Roy Ayers ?????? Let's Do It

Space ??? Magic Fly

Telex ??? Looking for St Tropez

Rufus & Chaka ?????? Masterjam


What are some of your favorite solid cover to cover boogie and disco LPs? I???m talking ones where 70%-100% of the tracks are killer.

Cheers

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  • LaserWolfLaserWolf Portland Oregon 11,517 Posts
    OTW
  • JimsterJimster Cruffiton.etsy.com 6,958 Posts
    OTW Macking this here scene, but...

    off the top... ones I spared the skip button...

    Freddie Jackson - Rock Me Tonight
    Glenn Jones - Finesse
    Mtume - You Me & He
  • skelskel You can't cheat karma 5,033 Posts
    Blair - Nightlife is as solid as it gets, whole album wise.
  • kennykenny 1,024 Posts
    Dayton "Feel the Music"
    Lakeside "Fantastic Voyage"
    Central Line "Breaking Point"

    Pleasure, Crown Heights Affair had some solid albums too
  • aromiaromi 20 Posts
    High Fashion: Feelin' Lucky
    Khemistry: s/t
  • DubiousDubious 1,865 Posts


    this got the full length play from me on the weekend too:

  • RAJRAJ tenacious local 7,782 Posts
  • asstroasstro 1,754 Posts
    kenny said:
    Crown Heights Affair had some solid albums too

    I was going to say, CHA was solid. This LP has been a favorite since I was little kid, I used to hide the cover from my mom...

  • Possum SlimPossum Slim 353 Posts
    Thanks for the recommendations Boogie is a genre i only know a little about. The John Morales M&M mixes on BBE is good disco.

    Kon & Amir Off Track comps are good.
  • BurnsBurns 2,227 Posts
    Heatwave S/T
    Sister Sledge - We Are Family
  • The_NonThe_Non 5,691 Posts
    I wouldn't really call Patrice Rushen a boogie or disco record, but that's me.
    Jimmy Bo Horne-Dance Across the Floor (criminally underrated!)
    Heatwave-s/t, Heatwave-Central Heating
    Leon Ware-s/t
    Future Flight-s/t
    Don Blackman (if Patrice Rushen is in the mix)
  • jamesjames chicago 1,863 Posts
    Dinosaur L's 24-24 Music is a solid end-to-ender; Sunday-morning-around-the-house disco at its finest. I also like that first Dr. Buzzard record, plus their Goes To Washington.
  • JroamJroam 257 Posts

    Bar-Kays- Propositions
  • JroamJroam 257 Posts
    Ingram- Nightstalkers
  • LaserWolfLaserWolf Portland Oregon 11,517 Posts
    Burns said:
    Heatwave S/T
    Sister Sledge - We Are Family

    These 2 are about as solid as it gets.
    Second the Non's picks also.
    Also, since he mentioned her, that Patrice Rushen record.
  • MikeBossyMikeBossy 41 Posts


  • calkutacalkuta 160 Posts

    i like most tracks on this album
  • phatmoneysackphatmoneysack Melbourne 1,124 Posts
    thanks guys!

    These suggestions are most excellent!


    The_Non said:
    I wouldn't really call Patrice Rushen a boogie or disco record, but that's me.
    Don Blackman (if Patrice Rushen is in the mix)

    Out of interest, what would you call it?
  • The_NonThe_Non 5,691 Posts
    Jazz funk or dazz? (Ha, I wouldn't actually use the word dazz seriously btw). Don Blackman, George Duke, Patrice Rushen, Charles Earland and others were jazz heads who crossed over and had some success on the other side. Their earlier albums were jazz oriented.
  • LaserWolfLaserWolf Portland Oregon 11,517 Posts
    The_Non said:
    Jazz funk or dazz? (Ha, I wouldn't actually use the word dazz seriously btw). Don Blackman, George Duke, Patrice Rushen, Charles Earland and others were jazz heads who crossed over and had some success on the other side. Their earlier albums were jazz oriented.

    True but some of them, like Patrice Rushen, made lps that were straight up disco.

    Speaking of Dazz:
    Brick.
  • The_NonThe_Non 5,691 Posts
    phatmoneysack said:
    thanks guys!

    These suggestions are most excellent!


    The_Non said:
    I wouldn't really call Patrice Rushen a boogie or disco record, but that's me.
    Don Blackman (if Patrice Rushen is in the mix)

    Out of interest, what would you call it?

    Classifications are always hazy and kinda silly anyway, so I hope you didn't take my comment as snarky.
  • phatmoneysackphatmoneysack Melbourne 1,124 Posts
    The_Non said:
    phatmoneysack said:
    thanks guys!

    These suggestions are most excellent!


    The_Non said:
    I wouldn't really call Patrice Rushen a boogie or disco record, but that's me.
    Don Blackman (if Patrice Rushen is in the mix)

    Out of interest, what would you call it?

    Classifications are always hazy and kinda silly anyway, so I hope you didn't take my comment as snarky.

    No, not at all! I was genuinely interested in different perspective.
  • kennykenny 1,024 Posts


    !!!
  • Big_ChanBig_Chan 5,088 Posts
    Both of the Breakwater albums have got HEATERS!!!!!!









  • Big_ChanBig_Chan 5,088 Posts
    The first six Starpoint albums are full of joints.







  • Mike_BellMike_Bell 5,736 Posts
    MikeBossy said:


    TRUE INDEED
  • kidinquisitivekidinquisitive 1,627 Posts
    Some not yet mentioned (I don't think): 3rd Rail, Trilark, Delegation S/T, Mtume 'Juicy Fruit', while we're talking Heatwave definitely check out 'Current'.
  • batmonbatmon 27,574 Posts
    Shalamar
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