Disco Par-r-r-ty
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A significant number of the earliest pop LPs were essentially collections of popular singles, and such compilation albums have often taken cues from underground mixes of the same era. One example is Disco Par-r-r-ty, the first nonstop dancing LP record, which was released by Spring Records in October 1974. Consisting of a continuous mix of songs by such artists as James Brown, Mandrill, and Barry White, it was clearly inspired by the bootleg DJ mixes that were becoming popular at the same time.
Tracklist
A1 Lyn Collins – Think (About It) 2:25 A2 Millie Jackson – Love Doctor 2:03 A3 Fred Wesley & The JB's – Doing It To Death 2:21 A4 Mainstreeters, The – It's My Life 2:52 A5 Maceo And The Macks* – Parrty 2:17 A6 Joe Simon – Drowning In The Sea Of Love 3:16 A7 Act 1 – Tom The Peeper B1 Chakachas, The* – Jungle Fever 2:43 B2 Mandrill – Fence Walk 2:36 B3 Peppers, The – Pepper Box 2:06 B4 James Brown – Sex Machine 2:11 B5 Hank Ballard And The Midnight Lighters – From The Love Side 2:37 B6 Timmy Thomas – Why Can't We Live Together 2:08 B7 Barry White – I'm Gonna Love You Just A Little Bit More 4:03
