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The Best Disco In Town 

Various

The Best Disco In Town

Genre: ROCK/POP
Label: Disky Communications Europe BV
Release date: 2000

Track Listing

Disc 1 of 5
1.  More Than A Woman Tavares
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2.  Gonna Get Along Without You Now Viola Wills
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3.  I Can't Leave You Alone George McCrae
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4.  Get Off Foxy
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5.  Queen Of Clubs KC & The Sunshi...
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6.  Movin' Brass Construction
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7.  Express: (Here Comes The) B.T. Express
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8.  Ain't Gonna Bump No More: (with no big fat woman) Joe Tex
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9.  Do What You Wanna Do T.Connection
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10.  Saddle Up David Christie
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11.  Dance All Night DeBarge
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12.  I Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet Gonzales
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13.  Every 1's A Winner Hot Chocolate
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14.  Groove Me Fern Kinney
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15.  Swing Your Daddy Jim Gilstrap
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Disc 2 of 5
1.  That's The Way: I Like It KC & The Sunshi...
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2.  Boogie Oogie Oogie A Taste Of Honey
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3.  The Player First Choice
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4.  Whodunit Tavares
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5.  Who's Gonna Love Me Imperials
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6.  Where Is The Love Delegation
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7.  Highwire Linda Carr
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8.  Nice And Slow Jesse Green
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9.  I'm Doin' Fine Now New York City
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10.  Boogie Fever Sylvers
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11.  It's Been So Long George McCrae
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12.  Sun Is Here Sun
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13.  Do It B.T. Express
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14.  Loose Caboose Joe Tex
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15.  Get Down Saturday Night Oliver Cheatham
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Disc 3 of 5
1.  Rock Your Baby George McCrae
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2.  If You Could Read My Mind Viola Wills
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3.  Do Ya Wanna Get Funky With Me Peter Brown
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4.  Right Back Where We Started From Maxine Nightingale
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5.  We're On The Right Track Ultra High Frequency
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6.  Flip Jesse Green
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7.  Armed And Extremely Dangerous First Choice
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8.  Ride A Wild Horse Dee Clark
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9.  We Want Peace Billy Jones
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10.  I'm On Fire Jim Gilstrap
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11.  Cherry Pie Guy Linda Carr
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12.  Take Your Mama For A Ride Lulu
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13.  Sugar Candy Kisses Mac & Katie Kissoon
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14.  Give It Up KC & The Sunshi...
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15.  Dancing Tight Phil Fearon And...
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Disc 4 of 5
1.  You And Me Spargo
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2.  Ring My Bell Anita Ward
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3.  Let's All Chant Michael Zager Band
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4.  It Only Takes A Minute Tavares
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5.  This Will Be: (Everlasting Love) Natalie Cole
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6.  Get On Up And Do It Winners
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7.  Dance With Me Peter Brown
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8.  You're My Everything Lee Garrett
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9.  Don't Stop It Now Hot Chocolate
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10.  Rapp Payback: (where is Moses?) James Brown
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11.  Shake Shake Shake: (Shake your booty) KC & The Sunshi...
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12.  Cut The Cake Average White Band
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13.  Shine Up Doris D. & The Pins
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14.  Dancing Easy Danny Williams
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15.  Why Can't We Live Together Timmy Thomas
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Disc 5 of 5
1.  You Sexy Thing Hot Chocolate
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2.  Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel Tavares
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3.  Get Down Tonight KC & The Sunshi...
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4.  Smarty Pants First Choice
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5.  Spooky's Day Off Swinging Soul M...
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6.  Hands Up: (Give Me Your Heart) Ottawan
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7.  Head Up To The Sky Spargo
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8.  Que Sera Mi Vida: (If You Should Go) Gibson Brothers
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9.  Rock Your World Weeks & Co.
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10.  Hot Number Foxy
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11.  Do It Good A Taste Of Honey
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12.  Mighty High Mighty Clouds Of Joy
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13.  Come To Me Ruby Winters
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14.  Get Dancing Disco Tex And T...
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15.  Pick Up The Pieces Average White Band
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Featured Review
Hallelujah Hallelujah
Alexandra Burke
What any music lover needs to do before listening to this very familiar track, written by Leonard Cohen and made famous by Jeff Buckley, is put their X-Factor prejudices on hold. After all, it's about the music, talent and voice, right? In any case is it such a bad thing that we have a popular talent show to find good singers? The only reason it polarizes people is the love-hate relationship that the populace seem to have with the the rather clever, opinionated and vocal Mr Cowell. This, however, should not detract us from the fact that Miss Burke deserves her place in the limelight and with a lot of work her talent is bound to flourish. She is undoubtedly a great singer - her comparisons with Leona are totally unfounded, as she has a completely different personality & style and the tone to her voice is more Braxton than Mariah. In any case, doesn't the UK have room for 2 extremely likeable, young divas? As far as the song is concerned, she sings it with passion, sounding great on the radio, especially towards the end of the 3 minute 33 second running time, where she warbles her way effortlessly through some of the high notes of the chorus. We should ignore the fact that the team behind the production have changed the arrangement of the song in order to shorten it for broadcast (by leaving out some of the verses) making it incomprehensible lyrically and just enjoy its ability to make the hairs on the back of your stand on end. A deserved UK number one record. Stuart A. Copyright © Shazam Entertainment Limited 2009. All rights reserved.
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