How could this one get missed?

 

some more cheesy german stuff

Bruce & Bongo - Geil 1986

John F und die Gropiuslerchen - Berlin Berlin 1987
(with Samples from John F. Kennedy, Willy Brandt,Walter Ulbricht. It was on Index in in the GDR)

 

Good idea, why not? Make it happen: compile it yourself and post the link here

 

Speaking of Teutonic songs:

the vocal is quite embarrassing, the instrumental instead has its own vibe
(Sven Vath at the controls)

Dub version here:

 

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1989 wonderful

Producer & Writer/Composer Ben Cenac (Jam On Revenge (The Wikki-Wikki Song)
1988 Sha-Lor incl. some screamy forced vocals towards to the end

No "Macarena" right ?
(but if .. . üähhhh , it's with lyrics after all)

1985

 

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Would like this too, I already supplied the list with entries on page 1, but this is a little beyond me. I did some research, there are a few options:

1. Someone able to work with 'Google advanced services' could create a playlist.
He/She should understand this stuff: https://hawksey.info/blog/2014/11/a...-from-a-google-form-using-google-apps-script/
or this: https://pytuber.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference/overview.html

2. Another way: YT has a Collaborate function to create playlists. But adding them one by one
is quite tedious, so we'd need a couple of users - we're already over 600 entries!

3. Yet another option: anyone could create a personal 'untitled playlist'.
Downsides: such a list limits at 50 entries, can't be saved to your own account,
and will break if any video gets deleted. To make an untitled playlist, paste this line in a browser:
http://www.youtube.com/watch_videos?video_ids=
followed by all video ID's you want to put in the playlist, separated by a comma.
I'll send a list with ID's to @The Pirate to make that a little easier.

Edit:
There's one way to save tracks in an untitled playlist to another: create any untitled playlist,
then in the playlist window, click the clock symbol on each track you want to save.
These will show up in the 'watch later' playlist, that can be saved to another playlist

 

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You already done a lot compiling all the songs that have been posted. As for me, I do not have spare time to be making playlists. Therefore, someone else will have to do it.

 

All those "Roxy" clubs that popped up all over the world in the 80's got their name and idea from the legendary The Roxy in NYC. Roxy played a very important role in the development of dance music during the 80s. It was a club were you could take your new track, and have the dancers and DJs who played there, as well as those visiting, give you their opinion, and tips on how to improve it. Roxy was skating disco, then it became a dance club. Years later it changed its name to 1018, and after that it became the Roxy again. This time a gay club. Talking about Roxy and dance music, there was where the first commercial single ever recorded entirely on a computer in the states was played for the first time. I am talking about "AEIOU Sometimes Y" by Ebn Ozn.

 

Here is an early 80s tune that doesn't sound quite so dated. Funky beats, a MS-20 controlled with a digital sequencer making acid-like squelchy basslines and some vibrant (Portuguese?) vocals.

Pyrolator - Bacano Brothercito! (1981)

 

All this lockdown... and no MADNESS???
Great band!

 

Ashford & Simpson - Street Corner 1982

Ago - For You 1982

Advance - Take Me To The Top 1982

Ellie Hope - Lucky 1983

Midnight Star - Midas Touch 1986

 

Take your pick

 

Hearts ! back on track.

1986 AGO - Computer (there "Hit" ?)

oh, Solar Records ! (Midas Touch) 1982

no to forget (1987):

 

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We were really close to remixing "Take Me to the Top" but one the producers was against it. BTW, the producers in question Alvaro Ugolini and Dario Raimondi Cominesi also produced Fun Fun's "Color My Love" and Yvonne K's "I Got the Music in Me" among many others.

 

1987 Liz Torres

 

ahhhja ?

quad what ?

Smoove Grooves : Big Big sry, if i did offend You, in any way . . . Peace

ok ok ok, sorry to being confused ! i think i got it, it's about not merged posts, it has to be all in one post ! ok ! didn't knew that it is a rule (classic : "learn more") Thank You Sir !
But sometimes i am really enthusiastic, and i don't care (박혜진 ) , my bad ! i will keep focus !

1988 P.P.Arnold (first cut is the deepest [1967] >Fame ! real SoulMusic !)

now that's what i call a perfect shape) (?)

huch, merged now ? ok, nice why not ?

 

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23 pages without EWF?

 

Four big Names of the 80s with Dance Versions of their Hits and Instrumentals.

ABC - The Look Of Love (Ultimix) 1987

a-ha - Cry Wolf (Extended) 1986

Level 42 - Lessons In Love (Shep Pettibone Remix)1986

2x Erasure without Andys Voice

65.000 1988

Sweet Sweet Baby (Medi Mix) 1989

More ItaloDisco Stuff

Max Him _ Lady Fantasy (Extended) 1985

Lee Marrow - Shanghai (Remix) 1985

Mike Mareen - Love Spy (The Badman Mix) 1986

 

I am shocked that Bad Manners haven't shown up yet

I can almost excuse this from missing an honourable mention

But there is no excuse for missing out this