The undisputed Queen of Disco in the campest, draggiest of forms, Sylvester James put the ‘Hi’ in NRG.
It has to be said Stock Aken & Waterman really did knock the shine off this beauty in my opinion. She has such a cache of Disco classics some that fell victim of the genre’s own commercial success into the 80’s, others that will remain classics now, and forevermore.
A boy with good old fashioned gospel roots, Johnnie Taylor produced a fair amount of work under Stax before moving to Columbia after it’s demise.
Disco camp-it-up Friday in the form of these larger than life lovely ladies. Martha Wash & Izora were latterly renamed the Weather Girls and are guilty as charged for It’s Raining Men. They did produce some disco belters and no surprising they were sprinkled with a little campness after being brought together and names Two Tons […]
In 1975 (the year I was born) People’s Choice’s Do it Anyway You Wanna came along. Subcribe to Carnivalism’s Playlist