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The gurls discuss some of the pop culture topics of the week including the Katt Williams interview that broke the internet, a certain rapper who always has the gurls name in his mouth for some reason, and Miss Karmo gives her take on the Real Housewives. This week's throwback track is "You Mean the World to Me" by the great songstress Toni Braxton, with other musical tracks from Ladies who can blow including "Let No Man Put Asunder" by First Choice, "Who Can I Run to" by Xscape and "Automatic" by the Pointer Sisters.

Song: Dr. LoveSong by: First ChoicePhoto credit: By Gligraphics - Own work, Usage: CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=64407481Keyboard player: Gail NoblesPodcast vocals: Gail NoblesStory by: Gail NoblesIntro announcer: Billy DeesToday, I'm going to jog your memory!There's a female vocal music trio group from Philadelphia that has been together for years. The group produced the Soul/disco hits like “Let No Man Put Asunder” and “Dr. Love”. The group is called First Choice.You hear about a lot of female groups splitting up, and you have to wonder what has kept this group together. First Choice said that it hasn't been that difficult for them. They had love and respect for one another. They respected one another's gifts and talents and space. When one steps in, the others sit back to rest. I've never heard of a female group like First Choice. They are a genuine group. In anything that a group does together, respect and love is needed. That is what makes a group last. From the last time I've heard about the group, none of the members of the group left music. The advice that First Choice has to the female young entertainers today is don't sell out and sell yourself short of your gifts. Keep your integrity. If you're not selling sex, you can't sell anything is not true. You have gifts. Take the advice from the group First Choice. They Know. I'm Gail Nobles. Today's topic - First Choice….

¹ First Choice is an American girl group vocal music trio from Philadelphia. The group produced the Soul/disco hits "Armed and Extremely Dangerous", "Smarty Pants", "The Player", "Love Thang", "Let No Man Put Asunder" and "Doctor Love". They were signed to soul label Philly Groove Records and to disco label Gold Mind in addition to Warner Bros. Records and Salsoul. Though the group went through various lineups, Rochelle Flemming and Annette Guest were the two consistent member up until they disbanded in 1980. Other members included Wardell Piper, Joyce Jones, Ursula Herring and Debbie Martin. Though they never had a major Top 40 hit, they did generate two big Soul hits "Armed and Extremely Dangerous" (#11) and "The Player" (#7). Salsoul Records who had acquired their back catalog released "Let No Man Put Asunder" from their 1977 album Delusions, which was highly regarded and considered their best. That song was later sampled by Mary J. Blige sparking renewed interest in the group who had a massive influence on 90's House Music from renowned DJs Todd Terry, Danny Tenaglia and David Morales. Soon the majority of their hits were remixed by other well-known DJs including the more recent faithful renderings by Dr. Packer (a personal Party Favorz favorite). After listening to this set multiple times, it became clear to me that these songs are better-suited for House Music and now Disco House no matter how simple some of them may be. There's no denying the infectiousness of tracks like "Doctor Love," "Love Thang," and "Ain't He Bad." The songs included in this tribute set are timeless classics no matter how they were received at the time of their release. After all, good music is simply just that and these ladies deserve all the accolades they've received. It is with great pleasure and immense respect that Party Favorz inducts First Choice into the Diva Hall of Fame. ¹ Wikipedia Album : First Choice | The Diva Series Genre : Disco House Year : 2021 Total Time : 1:54:45 1. Let No Man Put Asunder (That Work Remix) 2. Love Thang (David Morales Remix) 3. Doctor Love (WhiteNoize Remix) 4. Armed And Extremely Dangerous (Full Intention Mix) 5. The Player (The Boris & Mousse T. Classic Vocal) 6. Dr. Love (Dr. Packer Remix) 7. Double Cross (Danny Tenaglia Remix) 8. I Can Show You (Better Than I Can Tell You) (Phonk D Edit) 9. Are You Ready For Me (T-Groove Uplifting Remix) 10. Ain't He Bad (Ralphi Rosario Disco Mix) 11. Hold Your Horses (Take The Reins Re-Edit) 12. Let No Man Put Asunder (Love To Infinity Yellow Cab Mix) 13. Smarty Pants (Redsoul Groove Mix) 14. Guilty (Full Intention Mix) 15. Ain't He Bad (Harlem Hustlers Club Mix) 16. Love And Happiness (Ray Jones Vocal Mix) 17. Let No Man Put Asunder (Dr. Packer Remix) 18. Love Thang (Dr Packer Rework) 19. Love Having You Around (Late Nite Tuff Guy Rework)

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_677258bfd2062 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_677258bfd2062 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-677258bfd2062"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-677258bfd2062"); } ¹ First Choice is an American girl group vocal music trio from Philadelphia. The group produced the Soul/disco hits "Armed and Extremely Dangerous", "Smarty Pants", "The Player", "Love Thang", "Let No Man Put Asunder" and "Doctor Love". They were signed to soul label Philly Groove Records and to disco label Gold Mind in addition to Warner Bros. Records and Salsoul. Though the group went through various lineups, Rochelle Flemming and Annette Guest were the two consistent members up until they disbanded in 1980. Other members included Wardell Piper, Joyce Jones, Ursula Herring, and Debbie Martin. Though they never had a major Top 40 hit, they did generate two big Soul hits "Armed and Extremely Dangerous" (#11) and "The Player" (#7). Salsoul Records who had acquired their back catalog released "Let No Man Put Asunder" from their 1977 album Delusions, which was highly regarded and considered their best. That song was later sampled by Mary J. Blige sparking renewed interest in the group who had a massive influence on 90's House Music from renowned DJs Todd Terry, Danny Tenaglia, and David Morales. Soon the majority of their hits were remixed by other well-known DJs including the more recent faithful renderings by Dr. Packer (a personal Party Favorz favorite). After listening to this set multiple times, it became clear to me that these songs are better suited for House Music and now Funky House no matter how simple some of them may be. There's no denying the infectiousness of tracks like "Doctor Love," "Love Thang," and "Ain't He Bad." The songs included in this tribute set are timeless classics no matter how they were received at the time of their release. After all, good music is simply just that and these ladies deserve all the accolades they've received. It is with great pleasure and immense respect that Party Favorz inducts First Choice into the Diva Hall of Fame. ¹ Wikipedia Album : First Choice | The Diva SeriesGenre : Disco HouseYear : 2021Total Time : 1:54:45 1. Let No Man Put Asunder (That Work Remix) 2. Love Thang (David Morales Remix) 3. Doctor Love (WhiteNoize Remix) 4. Armed And Extremely Dangerous (Full Intention Mix) 5. The Player (The Boris & Mousse T. Classic Vocal) 6. Dr. Love (Dr. Packer Remix) 7. Double Cross (Danny Tenaglia Remix) 8. I Can Show You (Better Than I Can Tell You) (Phonk D Edit) 9. Are You Ready For Me (T-Groove Uplifting Remix) 10. Ain't He Bad (Ralphi Rosario Disco Mix) 11. Hold Your Horses (Take The Reins Re-Edit) 12. Let No Man Put Asunder (Love To Infinity Yellow Cab Mix) 13. Smarty Pants (Redsoul Groove Mix) 14. Guilty (Full Intention Mix) 15.

Party Favorz is back with our final funky disco house shit set of the year and it's chock full of Disco House Music treasures. We always look forward to new music from Purple Disco Machine and his original track with Mind Enterprises "Exotica" fills that void. The songs has a fairly simple pulsating electronic beat complete with a vocoder to give it an 80's futuristic feel. After several listens — it became clear to me that PDM needs to collaborate with Pet Shop Boys for a match made in heaven. [youtube v="WHfdxHIy0m8"] Another personal favorite is Mark Knight and Jem Cooke's "Drowning In the Dark." It appears this song is not getting the attention it deserves so I'm here to plug it because it steps out of the more progressive work Mark has been putting out for awhile now and drowns us in an ocean disco delights. DJ Meme is back with Inaya Day and Aline Rocha on the wonderful "Satisfy" where Yam Who? reworks the original into a crowd pleaser. There's lot's of classic reworks and samples in this set like Liquid Gold's "Dance Yourself Dizzy" where you'd never know it from the original, Kurd Maverick & The Cube Guys' "It's Not Over" samples the First Choice classic "Let No Man Put Asunder" (more on these ladies coming in 2021), Adri Block & Paul Parsons do faithful housed-up rendition of the Al Wilson Soul classic "Show and Tell" that delivers in spades, and Christopher Williams & Carolyn Griffey remake the D-Train classic "You're the One For Me" with LEGEND Steve 'Silk' Hurley doing remix honors. Hot on the heels of the Bee Gees documentary that debuts on HBO on Saturday, Ian Ossia is back with a total rework of "You Should Be Dancing" bringing the massive disco classic into the 21st century with "Moves At Midnight." Overall, this set much more soulful than previous efforts while retaining its disco roots, which is perfect for escaping from the hell that is 2020. We're not quite done with the year just yet. I'll start rolling out the biggest dance songs of 2020 with the annual Top Dance Club Songs of the Year shortly before capping off this memorable year (for all the wrong reasons) with our annual Blow Your Own Horn that takes us into 2021 where a whole new fresh hell awaits. Until then...ENJOY! Album: Postcards From Disco Paradise Genre: House, Jackin' House, NuDisco, Disco House Year: 2020 Total Time: 02:46:57 1. Purple Disco Machine & Mind Enterprises - Exotica (Club Mix) 2. Rhyze - Just How Sweet Is Your Love (Brian & Frankies Club XS Mix) 3. Liquid Gold - Dance Yourself Dizzy (2020 Club Mix) 4. Mark Knight feat. Jem Cooke - Drowning In Your Love (Mark Knight Extended Mix) 5. Per QX & Elias Bravo feat. Jocelyn Brown - It Ain´t Over (David Penn Extended Edit) 6. Adam Nova - Anything For You (Original Mix) 7. Jamiroquai - Love Foolosophy (Mike Konstanty Disco Rework) 8. Dr Packer - Get Some Soul (Original Mix) 9. Federico D'Alessio feat. Yvette Pylant - Shining (Shane D Remix) 10. DJ Meme, Inaya Day & Aline Rocha - Satisfy (Yam Who Remix) 11. DJ Disciple & Dawn Tallman - Whole World Party (Deez Raw Life Remix) 12. Rodney Hunter - Ill Still Be Here (Extended Mix) 13. Moogy Bee - Show Me Some Respect (Luisen Re-Touch) 14. Per QX - Hit Da Spot (Original Mix) 15. Jack Truant - 1990 (Extended Mix) 16. K-Klass & Mike Smith - Lose Control (Original Mix) 17. Kurd Maverick & The Cube Guys - It's Not Over (Club Mix) 18. Adri Block & Paul Parsons - Show & Tell (Original Mix) 19. Oscar P & DJ Stingray - Fluffy Clouds (Norty Cotto Classic Mix) 20. Ian Ossia - Moves At Midnight (Original Mix) 21. The Cube Guys - Passion (Cubed Remix 2020) 22. Block & Crown X Paul Parsons - Sweet Music (Extended Mix) 23. Dutchican Soul feat. Karmina Dai & Mr. V - Raise It Up (Micky More & Andy Tee Disco Mix) 24. The Shapeshifters feat. Billy Porter - Finally Ready (David Penn Extended Remix) 25. T.Markakis - Let's Get It On (Original Mix) 26.

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_677258bfd663b = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_677258bfd663b = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-677258bfd663b"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-677258bfd663b"); } Party Favorz is back with our final funky disco house shit set of the year and it's chock full of Disco House Music treasures. We always look forward to new music from Purple Disco Machine and his original track with Mind Enterprises "Exotica" fills that void. The songs has a fairly simple pulsating electronic beat complete with a vocoder to give it an 80's futuristic feel. After several listens — it became clear to me that PDM needs to collaborate with Pet Shop Boys for a match made in heaven. Another personal favorite is Mark Knight and Jem Cooke's "Drowning In the Dark." It appears this song is not getting the attention it deserves so I'm here to plug it because it steps out of the more progressive work Mark has been putting out for awhile now and drowns us in an ocean disco delights. DJ Meme is back with Inaya Day and Aline Rocha on the wonderful "Satisfy" where Yam Who? reworks the original into a crowd pleaser. There's lot's of classic reworks and samples in this set like Liquid Gold's "Dance Yourself Dizzy" where you'd never know it from the original, Kurd Maverick & The Cube Guys' "It's Not Over" samples the First Choice classic "Let No Man Put Asunder" (more on these ladies coming in 2021), Adri Block & Paul Parsons do faithful housed-up rendition of the Al Wilson Soul classic "Show and Tell" that delivers in spades, and Christopher Williams & Carolyn Griffey remake the D-Train classic "You're the One For Me" with LEGEND Steve 'Silk' Hurley doing remix honors. Hot on the heels of the Bee Gees documentary that debuts on HBO on Saturday, Ian Ossia is back with a total rework of "You Should Be Dancing" bringing the massive disco classic into the 21st century with "Moves At Midnight." Overall, this set much more soulful than previous efforts while retaining its disco roots, which is perfect for escaping from the hell that is 2020. We're not quite done with the year just yet. I'll start rolling out the biggest dance songs of 2020 with the annual Top Dance Club Songs of the Year shortly before capping off this memorable year (for all the wrong reasons) with our annual Blow Your Own Horn that takes us into 2021 where a whole new fresh hell awaits. Until then...ENJOY! Album: Postcards From Disco ParadiseGenre: House, Jackin' House, NuDisco, Disco HouseYear: 2020Total Time: 02:46:57 1. Purple Disco Machine & Mind Enterprises - Exotica (Club Mix) 2. Rhyze - Just How Sweet Is Your Love (Brian & Frankies Club XS Mix) 3. Liquid Gold - Dance Yourself Dizzy (2020 Club Mix) 4. Mark Knight feat. Jem Cooke - Drowning In Your Love (Mark Knight Extended Mix) 5. Per QX & Elias Bravo feat.

Chapter 1 of Let No Man Put Asunder. We discuss what is the name over our marriage. Knowing what name you put over your marriage will help you be successful in your marriage.

On n'arrête plus Dimitri. On peut noter dans cet épisode que c'est la seconde fois qu'il ouvre un MEGAMIX avec le titre Let No Man Put Asunder de First Choice.

Carla Robinson is an American Award-winning Director, Writer, Playwright and CEO of GoCar Productions. She is the writer and director of the hit sketch comedy play, Hoodish and she is the writer of the forthcoming tv series, Corner Boys. Carla is also the writer and director of the hit show The Uptown which highlights legendary singers.

Jocelyn Brown "Somebody Else's Guy" (1984) Barbara Roy "Gotta See You Tonight" (1986) Young & Co "Such A Feeling" (1986) Steve Silk Hurley "Jack Your Body" (1986) Hashim "Al-Naafiysh (The Soul)" (1983) Pushé "Don't Take Your Love Away" (1984) Ralphi Rosario "You Used To Hold Me" (1987) Jungle Brothers "I'll House You" (1988) Royal House "Can You Party" (1988) Jack E. Mokassa "The Opera House" (1987) Hardhouse, Todd Terry "Check This Out" (1988) First Choice "Let No Man Put Asunder" (Special Dutch House Mix) (1987) 1980's Dance, Electro, and Early House. Recorded from vinyl 9/12/2016 Time 46:06

Turntable Orchestra "You're Gonna Miss Me"(1988) Patti Day "Right Before My Eyes" (1988) Nicole "Rock The House" (1989) 2 Men On A Trip "You Make Me Feel (Get Funky)"(1989) The Jam Machine "Everyday"(1989) Orbital "Chime" (1990) Renegade Soundwave "The Phantom" (1989) Todd Terry pres. CLS "Can You Feel It" (1991) Fast Eddie ft. Sundance "Git On Up" (1989) Fast Eddie "Let's Go (Don't U Want Some More)" (1988) First Choice "Let No Man Put Asunder" (Ron Hardy) Joe Smooth "Promised Land" (1988) Nikita Warren "I Need You" (Flute Mix) (1991) Recorded 9/20/2016 Time 47:20 Late 1980's / Early 1990's House, Hip House and Techno

Wow, Wow, Wow another legend stops by to visit Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne. The lead vocalist and founder of the legendary group First Choice, Ms. Rochelle Fleming, stops by to talk music. Ms. Fleming is the voice of the legendary disco dance classics such as Dr. Love, Let No Man Put Asunder, Love Thang, Double Cross, The Player, Armed and Extremely Dangerous and more! Her music marked the end of the disco era and layed the foundation of that music we call house! So please and honored to welcome her to Brunch In The Basement With JaVonne!

Track List: 01-Time (Frankie Feliciano Classic Vocal Mix) by The Realm feat. Tony Momrelle 02-Hangin' On ( Frankie Feliciano Vocal Mix) by Ananda Project 03-Every Breath (Director's Cut Classic Mix) by Inaya Day 04-Conqueror (Frankie Feliciano Vocal Mix) 05-Lose My Worries (Ralf Gumm Mix) by Inaya Day 06-Let Yourself Go (A Director's Cut Master) by Frankie Knuckles presents Director's Cut feat. Sybil 07-Fable (Director's Cut Classic Dub Reprise) by Lil Louis 08-Get Over U (Rober Gaez Moustache Mix) by Frankie Knuckles presents Director's Cut feat. B.Slade 09-Love Forever More (UBP Dub Mix) by Bobby D'Ambrosio 10-He Is The Joy (UBP Prime-Time Dub) by Donna Allen 11-About Love by Groove Assassins feat. Kenny Bobien 12-Someone Like You by Soulmagic 13-Golden Era (Director's Cut Golden Episodic Mix) by David Morales feat Roisin Murphy Biography: “When you're as fortunate as most of us working DJs to be able to share our creative blessings with the rest of the world, no matter how great or small, wouldn't you agree that it's best to give the world the best of who you are?” – Frankie Knuckles Nicknamed “The Godfather of House,” Frankie Knuckles is known as a true originator of the House Music genre. Some of his numerous accomplishments as a DJ, artist and remixer over the last 30+ years are as follows: • In the early 70’s Knuckles DJ’d at the infamous Continental Baths in New York City. • Moving to Chicago in the late 70’s he became the resident DJ at The Warehouse until it closed in 1983 • Along with contributing to the birth of House Music in the mid 80’s, Knuckles began his production career with remixed versions of “LET NO MAN PUT ASUNDER” by First Choice. • While on tour in Japan, Knuckles met DJ Satoshi Tomiie. The pair collaborated on the track “Tears” which was released on ffrr / Polygram UK. The song has since become a classic. • After moving back to New York, Frankie Knuckles joined Def Mix Productions in 1988 and formed a partnership with David Morales and Judy Weinstein. • While signed to Virgin Records Frankie Knuckles released the album Beyond The Mix. The album’s first release, “The Whistle Song,” reached #1 on the Billboard Dance chart and Top 5 on the UK Pop Chart. This success led to a performance on the infamous Top of the Pops TV show. The track was also featured in a Lipton Iced Tea ad campaign produced for 1992 Summer Gay Games in New York City. • Sophomore album, “Welcome to the Real World,” was released on Virgin Records in 1995. • Resident DJ at The Sound Factory Bar nightclub in New York City until its closing in 1996. • 1997 Grammy Award Winner for “Remixer of the Year” – first recipient of this award • Honored in Chicago for his contributions to music and to his adopted home with a street named “Frankie Knuckles Way” was established on “Frankie Knuckles Day” August 26th, 2004. • Frankie Knuckles 2004 album, A New Reality, featured the track, “Back in da Day,” which hit #1 on Billboard’s dance chart. • Knuckles has remixed and/or produced for such artists as Mary J. Blige, Sounds of Blackness, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Diana Ross, Luther Vandross, Michael Bolton, Toni Braxton, Whitney Houston to name a few. Recently he received high praise for his remixes of Hercules and Love Affair’s “Blind”. Depeche Mode’s “Wrong” and Whitney Houston’s Million Dollar Bill. • Served as a Governor and Trustee for the NYC Chapter of The National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences. WE REBROADCASTING THIS MIX IN HONOR OF FRANKIE KNUCKLES. THANKS FOR ALL 'GODFATHER'!!! REST IN PEACE FK ALWAYS!!!

Spring is breaking out all over and as we all thaw out from the winter, music is in the air! Here's a little summin' summin' to get you pumped up for White Party weekend in Palm Springs or wherever you may be. Very heavy on the male vocals in this one for some reason -- it's just what I've been feelin' lately. But of course, with some soulful divas to cap it all off at the end! Upcoming Gigs: March 29th - Share Nightclub, Las Vegas April 5th - Micky's, Dirty Pop, West Hollywood April 20th - GLAAD Media Awards, Los Angeles April 26th - Share Nightclub, Las Vegas April 28th - Here lounge, Size Sundays, West Hollywood May 5th - Funday Sunday at Robertson, West Hollywood May 10th - Costume Designer's Week, Spring Fashion Show, PDC, West Hollywood May 19th - GMCLA Spring Gala, Los Angeles June 15th - Rasputin: Russian Love Machine, at Robertson, West Hollywood The Tracklist: "Beachball" (Chris Lake Remix), Nalin & Kane "Beam Me Up" (DJ's From Mars Remix), Cazzette "I Need Your Love" (Nicky Romero Radio Edit), Calvin Harris feat. Ellie Goulding "1+1" (WAWA Club Mix), Beyonce "#ThatPower" (Matt Nevin Extended Mix), Will.i.am feat. Justin Bieber "Just Can't Stay Away" (Alexei & Carlos Kinn Magic Orgasm Bootleg), Hard Rock Sofa & Squire vs Dj Dado & House Heroes "Turn Around" (Dave Aude Radio Edit), Conor Maynard feat. Ne-Yo "People Like Us" (Show & Tell Radio Edit), Kelly Clarkson "It's Time" (Show & Tell Remix), Imagine Dragons "Boy Oh Boy," Diplo & GTA (feat. Missy Elliott) "Wonderwall" (Ryan Kenney and Ido Radio Mix), Oasis "If I Lose Myself" (Alesso Remix), One Republic "Daylight" (Reidiculous Radio Edit), Maroon 5 "UMF" (Ultra Music Festival Anthem), Avicii "Teardrops" (Troika Mashup), Avicii x Coldplay x Matthew Koma x Krewella "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger 2013" (Hijackers T.R.A.C.Remix), Daft Punk "ADN" (Dero Animal Night Mix), Dero "Thrift Shop" (Dirty Pop Re-Mash), Macklemore & Ryan Lewis "Times Like These 2012" (Martin Diaz Mix), Foo Fighters "Closer" (DJ Vice Remix), Tegan & Sara "Carried Away" (Tiesto Remix), Passion Pit "Oh Mama Hey" (Original Radio Edit), Chris Cox & DJ Frankie feat. Crystal Waters "Turn Me Out" (Daylano Remix), Praxis feat. Kathy Brown "Let No Man Put Asunder" (Big Room Vocal), First Choice "Greatest Love of All" (Club 69 Mix), Whitney Houston "By Your Side" (Junior's Twilo Mix), Sade "Oui Got It Wrong" (Madeon x St. Lucia), Xaphoon Jones "Everything Is Embarrassing," Sky Ferreira

Back in the peak of the “disco sucks” movement, Ted Nugent-adoring redneck crowds would promote “disco demolition derbys”, where they would proceed to torch piles of disco records. They were expressing their hatred of a music that was: a) pansexual; b) of black, Latin and gay origins; c) produced by studio boffins; d) exuded cosmopolitan savoir faire. Disco was, then, also ‘dying’ in the mainstream, thanks to an onslaught of extremely cheesy tunes that clogged the airwaves. Unfortunately, to a lot of people this is the disco they know: Village People-style crap, bad karaoke fodder. Disco, of course, was so much more than that. It not only carried on breathing, thanks to a creative and thriving underground, but also became the blueprint for the next dancefloor revolution just round the corner — namely house music. To this day, it remains one of the key influences in the music many of us dance to. This podcast pays tribute to this magnificent movement by ‘demolishing’ disco in a much more positive way: mixing, editing, juxtaposing and mashing up new and old interpretations. From the galactic bliss of Orlando Riva Sound to the symphonic sass of the Salsoul Orchestra, from the synthetic homages of Lindstrom & Prins Thomas to the shiny funkiness of Le Grand David, from the leftfield proto-garage of Loose Joints to the classic italo sounds of Klein & MBO, there is a bit of everything in here. You'll also hear Chicken Lips, Giorgio Moroder, Jermaine Jackson, Donna Summer, Dinosaur, Padded Cell and, erm, The Glitter Band (funky as fuck, check it out!). Brazilians make two decisive contributions: Azymuth's anthemic Jazz Carnival and Jorge Ben's discofied samba Taj Mahal (which Rod Stewart stole for Do Ya Think I'm Sexy — Ben sued and won, you'll be pleased to know). Before you ask, this mix was done in Ableton Live, so those ever-shifting live drummer beats from the 1970s would behave and sit where they were told.   Camilo Rocha, November 2007   Tracklisting: MFSB — Love is the Message (12” remix) (Philadelphia Intl', 1978) Dinosaur — Kiss Me Again (beats) (Sire, 1978) Donna Summer — Summer Fever (bits) (Casablanca, 1976) Concorde Music Club — Models are not Angels (Le Grand David remix) (Stereofiction, 2003) Salsoul Orchestra — Chicago Bus Stop (Salsoul, 1976) Mock & Toof — Black Jub (Tiny Sticks, 2007) Loose Joints — Is It All Over My Face (edit) (West End, 1980) Phreek — I'm a Big Freak (R U 1 2) (groaning) (Atlantic, 1978) Chicago — Street Player (Pseudo-Bucketheads edit) (CBS, 1979) Orlando Riva Sound — Moonboots (edit) (Salsoul, 1977) Padded Cell — Moon Menace (DC, 2007) Roxy Music — Angel Eyes (12" version) (vocals) (Polydor, 1979) Cosmic Hoffmann — Space Disco (edit) (EMI-Electrola, 1982) Alden Tyrell — Disco Lunar Module (Lindstrom & Prins Thomas remix) (Clone, 2005) The Trammps — Zing Went the Strings of My Heart (guitar) (Buddah, 1972) Giorgio Moroder — From Here to Eternity (Oasis/Casablanca, 1977) Chin Chin — Appetite (Chicken Lips Dub) (Dialect, 2007) The Spirals — Permission to Fly (Darkroom Dubs, 2007) Klein & MBO — Dirty Talk (USA Connection Instrumental) (25 West, 1982) Gaz Nevada — IC Love Affair (vocals) (ZYX, 1983) Michel Polnareff — Lipstick (Atlantic, 1976) Klein & MBO — Dirty Talk (beats) (25 West, 1982) Jermaine Jackson — Erucu (edit) (Tamla, 1976) Azymuth — Jazz Carnival (Milestone, 1979) First Choice — Let No Man Put Asunder (accappella) (Salsoul, 1983) Mekon — Boy Bitten (Padded Cell remix) (PIAS/Wall of Sound, 2006) Dinosaur — Kiss Me Again (edit) (Sire, 1978) Le Grand David — Montre-Moi Ton Experience (Stereofiction, 2007) Richard Dorfmeister & Madrid de los Austrias — Boogie No More (Reverso 68 remix) (G-Stone, 2007) Donna Summer — Summer Fever (edit) (Casablanca, 1976) Dinosaur — Kiss Me Again (beats) (Sire, 1978) Vernon Burch — Get Up (edit) (Chocolate City, 1979) Glitter Band — Makes You Blind (Bell, 1975) Jorge Ben — Taj Mahal (Philips, 1977)   Camilo Rocha lives in São Paulo. He is widely credited for helping establish Brazil's dance music scene during the nineties. As a DJ he has performed throughout South America and Europe, and as a journalist he has written articles for magazines, newspapers and websites both in Brazil and the UK.