First love never dies  –  Eugene Wilde & Joanna Gardner (From a near forgotten movie soundtrak –   released on Atlantic … both artists were assigned to Philly World Records)

Sexy   –  MFSB (Mother, Father, Sister, Brother … these session musicians includes Vince Montana, Earl Young, Norman Harris, Don Renaldo String & Horns – these are some of the names that help invent Disco which metamorphosed into House/Garage)

(Here’s a Funk, there’s a Funk), Everywhere a Funk Funk  –  Gaston (Also known as ‘The Pied Piper of Funkingham’ … their imaginative titles are just as enjoying as their music … originally released on “Chocolate Cholly’s Records”)

Touch my body  –  Cooly’s Hot Box (Angela Johnson old band also included Christian Urich, Enesto Abreau & Victor Axelrod – from album ‘Don’t be afraid – get on’ … released on Dome Records in the U.K.)

Love Ballad  –  L.T.D (Love Tenderness & Devotion dropped this single in ’76 … written by Skip Scarborough and released on A & M Records – featuring Jeffrey Osbourne on lead vocals)

Bad Reputation  –  Ritchie Family (Producer Jacques Morali took his R. F. project to Neil Bogart’s Casablanca Records – the most famous Disco label … recorded at Sigma Sound, New York it album has all the usual hallmarks of their past releases)

Mr. Groove  –  One Way (Formerly known as Al Hudson & the Soul Partners before a name change … adding Alicia Myers to the line up – releases on MCA Records, now owned by Universal)

Elements  –  Danny Tenaglia (Trak from his Artist album ‘Tourism’ on “Twisted America Records” – as opposed to his Dj albums … Danny talks you through the making of a 12″ record … for further information – Dannytenaglia.com)

Love talk to me  –  Cindy Mizelle (Session vocalist superstar worked with everyone and anyone and pulled in Luther Vandross & Siedah Garrett for this trak from her only solo album …self titled and produced heavyweights including Arif Mardin, Gerald Levert and Brian McKnight)

Afrodesia  –  El Coco (From the musical talent & minds of Laurin Rinder and Michael Lewis … these two men and their band of musicians were responsible for approximately 30 studio albums under a variety guises and on different labels – the bulk being released on American Variety International Records also known as A.V.I.)

Everybody get up  –  Roger (Roger Troutman was leader of Zapp who recorded under his first name as well as with his brothers, discovered by Catfish – Bootsy Collins’s brother eventually they signed to Warner Brothers … for more information www.the zappband.com)

Funk at midnight  –  Dj Spen (Basement Boy Sean Spencer also known as Dj Spen dropped this trak as part of his Disco Dreams Volume 1 – a House/Garage backbeat with words and vocals inspired by George Clinton’s Parliament … released on Black Vinyl Records )