I’m not in love  –  Dee Dee Sharpe Gamble (Dee Dee started a Dance-craze with her hit single ‘Mash Potato Time’ and other  subsequent Dance-craze releases … an original composition/hit for U.K. self-contained group TEN CC)

Chattanooga choo choo  –  Tuxedo Junction (Studio group concieved by Disco Producers Extraordinaire Rinder & Lewis – having made their mark via their America Variety International Recordings of El Coco, Le Pamplemousse et al – they move this production to the newly activated Butterfly Records)

Getaway  –  Salsoul Orchestra (A hit for Maurice White’s Earth , Wind & Fire … Vince Montana led Salsoul Orchestra reconstructed it and took it up a few notches above the original … from the album ‘Magic Journey’)

Respect  –  Adeva (Patrica Daniels to her mother … Smack Productions brought Adeva to the public attention via a monster club hit that was released on Easy Street Records – second single from her self-titled album, written by Otis Redding)

Last time i made love  –  Joyce Kennedy featuring Jeffrey Osbourne (Former “Mother’s Finest” lead vocalist teams up with former ‘Love, Tenderness & Devotion’ more commonly known as LTD)

Hold your horses babe  –   Celi Bee & The Buzzy Bunch (Written, produced and arranged by her  husband Pepe Soto  – who was also the brains and talent of ‘The Rice & Beans Orchestra’ … second outing by of the studio group before Celi dropping ‘The Bunch’)

Love the life you live  – Kool & The Gang (Their early releases were predominately ‘Straight Jazz’ however as time went by they veered towards Funk then 100 % Funk … from the album “Music is the Message”)

Tropical Soundclash  –  Dj Gregory  (Originally released on the small but significant French label ‘Faya Combo’ and licensed to the U.K.’s Defected Records additional remix by Kenny ‘Dope’ Gonzalez)

I’ve never been a woman before  –  Esther Phillips (Esther was a singer who had her feet in Soul, Gospel, Blues, Disco & Jazz  genres … the telling of the story of Mr. Sunshine who she noticed on the bus – then fell in love with who made her became a woman – and she made him into a man)

Turn this mother out  –  Van McCoy & The Soul City Symphony (The Soul City Symphony included Strings arranger and player Gene Orloff – who worked with the Bebop giant Charlie Parker … written by Van from his album ‘Disco Baby’)

Thunder Thumps and Lightinin’ Licks  –  Brothers Johnson (Brothers George & Louis played with George Duke before introduced to Quincy Jones  … so impressed with their talent that Quincy featured their compositions – he included some on his ‘Mellow Madness’ album)

Loca (You can look, but don’t touch)  –  Liz Torres (‘The Queen is in the House’ … Chicago native was the reigning ‘House Queen’ and to prove it – she not only cemented it with trax worthy of such a title but gave the name to her second album)