Disco Music released during 1975

Disco Music released during 1975:

5000 Volts a.k.a. Airbus - "Bye Love" - electro-disco-pop

Yambu - "Sunny" - latin-jazzy disco-funk version of the 1966 Bobby Hebb hit

5000 Volts a.k.a. Airbus - "I'm on Fire" - disco-pop; reached #26 Pop in the USA in December 1975, #4 Pop in the U.K.

André Gagnon - "Wow" - reached #95 Pop in the USA in 1976

Andrea True Connection - "More, More, More" - reached #4 Pop in the USA in July 1976

Archie Bell and the Drells - "Let's Groove"

Archie Bell and the Drells - "The Soul City Walk"

The Armada Orchestra - "Band of Gold" - instrumental cover of the 1970 Freda Payne classic

The Armada Orchestra - "Cochise"

The Armada Orchestra - "Do Me Right" - instrumental disco version of the 1971 Detroit Emeralds song

The Armada Orchestra - "Feel the Need in Me" - instrumental disco version of the 1972 Detroit Emeralds song

The Armada Orchestra - "Same Old Song" - instrumental disco version of the 1965 Four Tops classic "It's the Same Old Song"

The Armada Orchestra - "The Hustle" - cover of Van McCoy's hit

The Armada Orchestra - "You Want It, You Got It" - instrumental disco version of the Detroit Emeralds' 1972 song

Astor and the Potentials - "Give Me What I Want"

Atlanta Disco Band - "Bad Luck" - instrumental cover of the song by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes; reached #94 Pop in the USA in early 1976

Atlanta Disco Band - "Buckhead" - rock-disco

Atlanta Disco Band - "It's Love"

Atlanta Disco Band - "My Soul Is Satisfied" - funky disco

B.T. Express - "Devil's Workshop" - funky disco

B.T. Express - "Discotizer"

B.T. Express - "Express" - disco-funk; reached #4 Pop in the USA in March 1975

B.T. Express - "Give It What You Got" - disco-funk

B.T. Express - "Peace Pipe" - disco-funk

B.T. Express - "Still Good - Still Like It"

B.T. Express - "Whatcha Think About That"

Barbra Streisand - "Shake Me, Wake Me" - disco-soul version of the 1966 Four Tops Motown song "Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over)" with modified lyrics

Barry White - "I'll Do For You Anything You Want Me To" - reached #40 Pop in the USA in June 1975, #5 Pop in the U.K. in May 1975

Barry White - "What Am I Gonna Do With You?" - reached #8 Pop in the USA in April 1975, #5 Pop in the U.K. in March 1975

Biddu Orchestra - "Aranjuez Mon Amour"

Biddu Orchestra - "Blue-Eyed Soul"

Biddu Orchestra - "Exodus" - disco version of the theme to the 1960 film "Exodus", written by Pat Boone and Ernest Gold, originally performed by Ferrante and Teicher

Biddu Orchestra - "I Could Have Danced All Night" - disco version of the song from the musical "The King and I"; bundled with "Jump with Joy", reached #72 Pop in the USA in 1976

Biddu Orchestra - "Jump for Joy"

Biddu Orchestra - "Northern Dancer"

Biddu Orchestra - "Summer of '42" - disco version of the 1971 song by Peter Nero and His Orchestra; reached #57 Pop in the USA in late 1975, #15 Pop in the U.K. in August 1975

Bimbo Jet - "La Balanga" - electro-disco in Spanish

Black Blood - "A.I.E. (A'mwana)" - African disco in Swahili

Black Blood - "Chicano" - African rock-disco/latin-rock in Swahili

Bobby Moore - "Call Me Your Anything Man" - disco-funk

Bobby Moore - "Try To Hold On (Disco Version)" - disco-soul

The Boogie Man Orchestra featuring Mel Hayes - "(Theme From) Lady, Lady, Lady (Are You Crazy for Me?)"

Brass Construction - "Changin'" - disco-funk

Brass Construction - "Love" - funky disco

Brass Construction - "Movin'" - funky electro-disco; reached #14 Pop in the USA in June 1976

[Sidiku] Buari - "Advice from Father" - African-flavored disco-funk

Carl Bean a.k.a. Valentino - "I Was Born This Way"

Carol Douglas - "A Hurricane is Coming Tonite" - reached #81 Pop in the USA in April 1975

Carol Douglas - "Carol's Theme, Pts. 1 and 2"

Carol Douglas - "Crime Doesn't Pay" a.k.a. "Crime Don't Pay" - instrumental pattern is largely copied from her 1974 hit "Doctor's Orders"

Carol Douglas - "Headline News"

Carol Douglas - "In the Morning" - has a brief reprise of "Midnight Love Affair" at the end

Carol Douglas - "Lie to Me"

Carol Douglas - "Lifetime Guarantee"

Carol Douglas - "Midnight Love Affair"

Carol Williams - "Rattlesnake" - disco-soul

Chuck Jackson - "Beautiful Woman" - disco-soul

Consumer Rapport - "Ease on Down the Road" - funky disco version of the song from The Wiz musical; reached #42 Pop in the USA

Crispy and Company - "Brazil"

Crown Heights Affair - "Dreaming a Dream (Goes Dancing)" - reached #43 Pop in the USA

Crown Heights Affair - "Every Beat of My Heart" - reached #83 Pop in the USA

Crystal Grass featuring Steve Leach - "You Can Be What You Dream"

Dalida - "J'attendrai" - French disco version of the 1938 Italian song "Tornerai"

David Bowie - "John, I'm Only Dancing (Again)" - rock-disco

David Ruffin - "Who I Am"

Dionne Warwick - "Take It From Me" - disco-soul

Donna Summer - "Love to Love You Baby" - mellow disco; reached #2 Pop in the USA in February 1976, #4 Pop in the U.K. in January 1976

Donna Summer - "Need-A-Man Blues" - electro-disco

The Dramatics - "You're Fooling You"

The Duprees - "Delicious" - disco-pop

Dynamic Superiors - "Face the Music"

The Eagles - "One of These Nights" - rock-disco; reached #1 Pop in the USA in August 1975

Earth, Wind and Fire - "Sing a Song" a.k.a. "Singasong" - disco-funk; reached #5 Pop in the USA in February 1976

Ebb Tide - "It Takes Love to Make Love" - disco-soul

Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited - "Get Down Do the Latin Hustle" - latin-disco

Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited - "Let's Do It Again"

Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited - "Let's Do the Latin Hustle" - latin-disco; reached #20 Pop in the U.K. in March 1976

Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited - "Please Stay Please Stay" - latin-disco

El Coco - "A Brighter Shade of Blue" - electro-disco

El Coco - "Brazil" - electro-disco

El Coco - "Disco Carnival" - electro-disco

El Coco - "Mondo Disco"

The Elton John Band - "Philadelphia Freedom" - disco-pop; reached #1 Pop in the USA in April 1975

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "Brazil" - based on Ary Barroso's "Aquarela Do Brasil"; influenced by the Ritchie Family's version

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "Fly, Robin, Fly" - mellow electro-disco version of Silver Convention's hit

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "Hijack" - cover of the 1974 song by Barrabas

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "Love's Theme" - mellow electro-disco version of Love Unlimited Orchestra's 1973 instrumental hit

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "Summer of '42" - disco version of the 1971 song by Peter Nero and His Orchestra; influenced by Biddu Orchestra's 1975 rendition

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "T.S.O.P. ('Soul Train')" - mellow disco cover of MFSB's 1974 hit

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "The Hustle" - electro-disco cover of the hit by Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "To Each His Own" - cover of Faith, Hope, and Charity's song

Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes" - disco version of Dinah Washington's 1959 classic

Ernie Bush - "Breakaway" - disco-soul

Esther Phillips - "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes" - disco remake of Dinah Washington's 1959 classic; reached #20 Pop in the USA in 1975

Faith, Hope, and Charity - "Disco Dan"

Faith, Hope, and Charity - "Little Bit of Love" - R&B-disco

Faith, Hope, and Charity - "Mellow Me" - mellow disco

Faith, Hope, and Charity - "To Each His Own (That's My Philosophy)" - reached #50 Pop in the USA in 1975

Fatback Band - "(Do the) Spanish Hustle" - electro-disco; reached #10 Pop in the U.K. in March 1976

Fatback Band - "Trompin'"

Floyd Smith - "I Just Can't Give You Up"

Foxy - "Get Off Your Aaah and Dance"

Frankie Valli - "Our Day Will Come" - disco-pop version of the 1963 Ruby and the Romantics original; reached #11 Pop in the USA in December 1975

Frankie Valli - "Swearin' to God" - disco-pop; reached #6 Pop in the USA in July 1975

Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - "Who Loves You" - disco-pop; reached #3 Pop in the USA in November 1975

Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons - "December 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" - electro-disco-pop; reached #1 Pop in the USA in March 1976

Gail - "Consideration"

Gary Toms Empire - "7-6-5-4-3-2-1 (Blow Your Whistle)" - funky disco; reached #46 Pop in the USA in 1975

Gary Toms Empire - "Drive My Car" - funky disco version of the Beatles hit; reached #69 Pop in the USA in late 1975

George Tindley - "Pity the Poor Man" - disco-soul

Geraldine Hunt - "Ne me dis pas adieu" - French disco

The Glitter Band - "Makes You Blind" - rock-disco; reached #91 Pop in the USA in late 1976

Gloria Gaynor - "All I Need is Your Good Lovin'"

Gloria Gaynor - "Casanova Brown" - R&B-disco

Gloria Gaynor - "False Alarm"

Gloria Gaynor - "If You Want It Do It Yourself"

Gloria Gaynor - "How High the Moon" - disco version of a 1960 Ella Fitzgerald hit; reached #75 Pop in the USA in late 1975

Gloria Gaynor - "Reach Out (I'll Be There)" - disco version of the 1966 Four Tops classic; reached #60 Pop in the USA in early 1975

Gloria Gaynor - "Real Good People"

Gloria Gaynor - "Searchin'" - R&B-disco

Gloria Gaynor - "Walk on By" - reached #98 Pop in the USA

Hamilton Bohannon - "Disco Stomp"

Hamilton Bohannon - "Foot Stompin' Music" - reached #98 Pop in the USA in September 1975

Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - "Bad Luck" - reached #15 Pop in the USA in June 1975

Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - "Don't Leave Me This Way (A Tom Moulton Mix)" - disco remix of their song

Hokis Pokis - "Nowhere" - electro-disco

Hot Blood - "Soul Dracula" - funky disco cover of the 1975 song by Georgie Dann; Hot Blood's "Sans Dracula" is a variation of the song

Hot Chocolate - "You Sexy Thing" - disco-funk; reached #3 Pop in the USA in February 1976

Houston Person - "Disco Sax" - jazzy disco; reached #91 Pop in the USA in early 1976

The Hues Corporation - "Follow the Spirit"

The Hustlers - "Hustling" - disco-funk

Isaac Hayes - "Disco Connection" - funky disco

James Last - "Ding-A-Dong"

James Last - "Lady Marmalade" - disco cover of LaBelle's 1974 barely-disco hit

James Last - "Giddy Up, Giddy Up"

James Last - "Inspiration"

James Last - "Shame, Shame, Shame" - disco cover of Shirley and Company's 1974 rock-disco hit

James Last - "You're the First, the Last, My Everything" - cover of the Barry White hit

Jay and the Techniques - "Number Onederful" - disco-soul

Jigsaw - "Sky High" - reached #3 Pop in the USA in December 1975; theme to the 1975 movie "The Dragon Flies" a.k.a. "The Man from Hong Kong"

Jimmy "Bo" Horne - "Gimme Some" - electro-disco

Jimmy James and the Vagabonds - "Chains of Love" - disco-soul

Jimmy James and the Vagabonds - "I Am Somebody" - funky disco; reached #94 Pop in the USA in 1976

Jimmy James and the Vagabonds - "Let's Have Fun" - disco-funk

Joe Bataan - "Chico and the Man" - disco version of Jose Feliciano's television theme song

Joe Simon - "Get Down, Get Down (Get on the Floor)" - reached #8 Pop in the USA in June 1975

Joe Simon - "Music in My Bones"

Julie Budd - "One Fine Day" - disco-pop version of a 1963 hit by the Chiffons

K.C. and the Sunshine Band - "Get Down Tonight" - disco-pop; reached #1 Pop in the USA in August 1975

K.C. and the Sunshine Band - "Rock Your Baby" - cover of the 1974 George McCrae hit

K.C. and the Sunshine Band - "Shotgun Shuffle - electro-disco

K.C. and the Sunshine Band - "That's the Way (I Like It)" - disco-pop; reached #1 Pop in the USA in November 1975

Linda Fields and the Funky Boys - "Shame, Shame, Shame" - cover of the 1974 Shirley and Company hit

Love Childs Afro-Cuban Blues Band - "Get Dancin'" - cover of the 1974 hit by Disco Tex and the Sex-O-Lettes

Love Unlimited Orchestra - "Bring It On Up"

MFSB - "K-Jee" - disco version of the 1971 track by The Nite-Liters

MFSB - "Let's Go Disco"

MFSB - "Philadelphia Freedom" - cover of the Elton John tune

MFSB - "Sexy" - reached #42 Pop in the USA

MFSB - "T.L.C. (Tender Lovin' Care)"

Marianne Rosenberg - "Er gehört zu mir" - German disco-pop; reached #7 Pop in Germany

Maryann Farra and Satin Soul - "Do Those Little Things"

Maryann Farra and Satin Soul - "Forget That Girl"

Maryann Farra and Satin Soul - "Just A Little Timing"

Maryann Farra and Satin Soul - "Never Gonna Leave You"

Maxine Nightingale - "Right Back to Where We Started From" - Motown-flavored R&B/disco-pop; reached #2 Pop in the USA in May 1976

Merry Clayton - "One More Ride" - disco-soul

Miami - "Kill that Roach"

Mighty Clouds of Joy - "Everything is Love" - gospel-disco

Mike and Bill - "Somebody's Gotta Go (Sho Ain't Me)" - disco-soul

The Miracles - "Love Machine" - funky disco; reached #1 Pop in the USA in March 1976

Moment of Truth - "Helplessly"

Moonlion - "The Little Drummer Boy" - disco version of the Christmas classic

The New York Rubber Rock Band - "Disco Lucy" - disco version of the "I Love Lucy" theme

The O'Jays - "I Love Music" - reached #5 Pop in the USA in January 1976

The O'Jays - "Livin' for the Weekend" - reached #20 Pop in the USA in 1976

Oliver Sain - "Apricot Splash" - jazzy disco

Pat Lundi - "Party Music"

Penny McLean (a.k.a. Gertrude Wirshinger) - "1-2-3-4...Fire!" - disco-pop

Penny McLean (a.k.a. Gertrude Wirshinger) - "Big Bad Boy" - mellow disco-pop

Penny McLean (a.k.a. Gertrude Wirshinger) - "Devil Eyes" - electro-disco

Penny McLean (a.k.a. Gertrude Wirshinger) - "Lady Bump" - reached #48 Pop in the USA in early 1976

Penny McLean (a.k.a. Gertrude Wirshinger) - "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" - disco version of the song written by Jerome Kern and Otto Harbach for the 1933 musical "Roberta", which became a hit for the Platters in 1958

Penny McLean (a.k.a. Gertrude Wirshinger) - "The A-B-C of Love" - mellow disco-pop

Percy Faith - "Sabre Dance" - disco version of the 1942 Aram Khachaturian classic from the ballet "Gayane"

Polly Browne a.k.a. Polly Brown - "Special Delivery" - disco-pop

Ralph Carter - "Extra Extra (Read All About It)"

Ralph Carter - "When You're Young and in Love" - disco-pop; reached #95 Pop in the USA

Redd Holt Unlimited - "Gimme Some Mo" - disco-funk

Retta Young - "(Sending Out An) S.O.S."

The Rimshots - "7-6-5-4-3-2-1 (Blow Your Whistle)" - funky disco cover of the Gary Toms Empire original

The Ritchie Family - "Brazil" - based on Ary Barroso's "Aquarela Do Brasil"; reached #11 Pop in the USA in October 1975

The Ritchie Family - "Frenesi" - disco version of the 1940 Artie Shaw jazz classic

The Ritchie Family - "I Want to Dance With You (Dance With Me)" - reached #84 Pop in the USA in December 1975

The Ritchie Family - "Life is Fascination"

The Ritchie Family - "Peanut Vendor" - disco version of the latin-jazz classic

Ronnie Spector - "You'd be Good for Me" - disco-pop

The Salsoul Orchestra - "Chicago Bus Stop (Ooh, I Love It)"

The Salsoul Orchestra - "Get Happy"

The Salsoul Orchestra - "Salsoul Hustle" - reached #76 Pop in the USA in 1975

The Salsoul Orchestra - "Salsoul Rainbow"

The Salsoul Orchestra - "Tale of Three Cities"

The Salsoul Orchestra - "Tangerine" - disco version of a 1942 song written by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger; reached #18 Pop in the USA in April 1976

The Salsoul Orchestra - "You're Just the Right Size" - reached #88 Pop in the USA in mid-1976

Silver Convention - "Always Another Girl"

Silver Convention - "I Like It"

Silver Convention - "Fly, Robin, Fly" - mellow disco; reached #1 Pop in the USA in November 1975

Soul Train Gang - "Soul Train '75" - reached #75 Pop in the USA

South Shore Commission - "Free Man" - reached #61 Pop in the USA in May 1975

South Shore Commission - "Train Called Freedom" - reached #86 Pop in the USA in early 1976

South Shore Commission - "We're on the Right Track" - another version of the 1973 Ultra High Frequency song; reached #94 Pop in the USA in early 1976

The Spinners a.k.a. Detroit Spinners - "Love or Leave"

Stephanie Mills - "This Empty Place" - disco version of the 1963 Dionne Warwick song written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David

The Supremes - "Where Do I Go From Here" - disco-soul

Sweet Blindness - "Cowboys to Girls" - disco version of the classic soul song by the Intruders

Sweet Blindness - "Full Time Subject" - rock-disco

Sweet Blindness - "Quebec" - mellow disco

Tavares - "It Only Takes A Minute" - reached #10 Pop in the USA in October 1975

Thelma Houston and Pressure Cooker - "I've Got the Music in Me" - disco-soul

The Three Degrees - "T.S.O.P. (The Sound of Philadelphia) (Live)" - reprise of their 1974 track with MFSB, recorded live in 1975 in England

Touch - "Do the Hustle"

Touch - "Love Hangover" - instrumental version of Diana Ross's hit

Touch - "Me and You" - mellow disco

The Trammps - "Hold Back the Night" - reached #35 Pop in the USA in March 1976, #5 Pop in the U.K. in October 1975

The Trammps - "Hooked for Life"

The Trammps - "Save a Place"

The Trammps - "That's Where the Happy People Go" - reached #27 Pop in the USA in June 1976, #35 Pop in the U.K. in March 1976

Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony - "Disco Baby"

Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony - "Doctor's Orders" - instrumental cover of the 1974 Carol Douglas hit

Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony - "Hey Girl, Come and Get It" - cover of the 1974 Stylistics tune

Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony - "The Hustle" - reached #1 Pop in the USA in July 1975, #3 Pop in the U.K. in May 1975

Van McCoy and the Soul City Symphony - "Turn this Mother Out"

Walter Murphy Orchestra - "Disco Bells" - disco version of the Christmas classic "Jingle Bells"

Wing and a Prayer Fife and Drum Corps. - "Baby Face" - disco version of the 1926 song written by Henry Akst and Benny Davis; reached #14 Pop in the USA in March 1976