How do you keep the music playing  –  James Ingram with Patti Austin (After doing sessions for Quincy  Jones – James releases a lp for Quincy’s own Qwest Records … this was the theme tune for the film ‘Best Friends’ – written by Michel Legrand, Marilyn Bergman & Alan Bergman who were known for their movie scores)

Catina Band  –  Gaz (One off studio project by a variety of German studio musicians which were led by Thor Baldursson – which was partly recorded in Germany then finished at Sigma Sound Philadelphia  ….. this is a cover from the Star Wars score written by John Williams)

Get up offa that thing – Screamin’ Tony Baxter … a Bobby Orlando production who was known for having lots of pseudonyms for his productions … writer credited as James Who – but we all know who he is)

Through colored folks eyes  –  Vinx (A Basement Boys release …  tells the stories of the hardships black people encountered   …  featuring an essence of  “A Dance Fantasy ” – Vince Montana)

Angel of the night   –   Angela Bofill (Saw this lady  at The Odeon Hammersmith in London with some of my family and friends when she performed as part of “The New York Jazz Explosion in the late eighties – she was lovely, warm and sincere when we met backstage afterwards … since then she has being struck down with a variety of illnesses …. Please buy her music legally to help her financially   … Thank You)

Heat of the beat  –  Roy Ayers/Wayne Henderson (Two giants of Jazz-Fusion puts their talents together for this under-stated slice of Disco … not instantaneous  but a ‘growing groover’)

Surrey ride  – The Beginning of the end (The Beginning of the end were a Bahamas funk band who released two lp  on Alston Records distributed by Atlantic …. you can hear a the local ‘Calypso’ influence in their trax … the first self-titled has been released on Japanese cd as part of Atlantic’s ‘1000  R & B Best Collection’)

Rushing  –  Loni Clark (Mood II Swing are Lem Springsteen & John Caifone are the writers and producers of the piece of “Nervous Records” perfection …. acknowledging their U.S. record label)

Put it on paper  –  Ann Nesby featuring Reverend Al Green (After coming from under the direction of Messrs Terry Jam & Jimmy Lewis – this is the marriage of two Gospel trained individual voices … the word marriage was used specially as her wants a licence)

Goin’ to the disco  –  Players Association (P. A. were always on the funkier side of Disco … from their second lp called Born to dance which lived up to it’s name)

Ridin’ high  –  Faze-O (A five piece self-contained band from Ohio – this trak and the original lp from which it was taken from did not have an European released but have since gained interest due to a plethora of Hip-hop artists samples)

Music is the answer  –  Colonel Abrams (Arthur Baker’s iconic label ‘Streetwise’ released this emerald before the words ‘Garage’ or ‘House’ were being used as a musical genres)