Donna Summer - (1977)

Theme song to the 1977 film The Deep, written by composer John Barry, with lyrics by disco singer Donna Summer.

Donna Summer - (1979)

Single released from the album "Bad Girls". A minor hit in the UK where it peaked at #46.

Larry Santos - (1975)

Well presented promotional U.S. Casablanca NB 869, which was included on the artist's fourth and fifth studio album.

Buddy Miles - (1975)

Promotional variant of modern soul/dance release, written and produced by the drummer-vocalist Buddy Miles.

K C & the Sunshine Band - (1974)

The Florida based disco-funk band's second single release, from their debut album, "Do It Good".

K C & the Sunshine Band - (1973)

The band's third single release, (UK singles chart #17), taken from their debut album, "Do It Good".

George McCrae - (1974)

Excellent example of single release, (UK singles #23), taken from McCrae's debut album, "Rock Your Baby".

Cheryl Barnes - (1978)

Demonstrational variant of the first of only four single releases, between 1978-1980.

Mandi Wilson - (1977)

Demonstration variant of Frank Ricotti produced, obscure disco release.

Locksmith - (1980)

Single taken from the jazz-funk band's only album "Unlock the Funk".

George McCrae - (1975)

Well presented UK (BOY 95), single taken from the American disco singers self-titled, second album release.

George McCrae - (1975)

Excellent UK BOY 100, (UK singles chart #4), single taken from the disco artists, self -titled, second studio album.

D Train - (1981)

Well presented UK EPC A2016 stereo, post-disco, jazz-funk classic, written by James "D Train" Williams and Hubert Eaves III of D Train.

Yvonne Gage - (1984)

Heavily inspired by, and described as the "unofficial answer to Michael Jackson's Thriller" by Billboard, (UK singles #45).

The Isley Brothers - (1977)

Promotional variant of uncharted UK song, taken from the group's studio album, "Go For Your Guns".

The Isley Brothers - (1976)

Single released as the title track, from their 1976 album of the same name, (UK chart singles #10).

The Isley Brothers - (1978)

Well presented UK (S EPC 6292 stereo), single taken from the studio album "Showdown", (U.S. Billboard R&B chart #1).

The Isley Brothers - (1979)

Single release taken from the American group's studio album "Winner Takes All".

Isley Brothers - (1979)

Released as the scond single from their gold-certified album, "Winner Takes All" (UK singles chart #14).

Real Thing - (1980)

Minor hit (UK single chart #52) from the Liverpool-based British soul group.

Crown Heights Affair - (1979)

Single release, (UK singles chart #24), taken from the American funk/R&B/disco group's studio album of the same name.

Donna Summer - (1977)

UK top 10 single, (highest position #3), taken from the American disco singer's studio album, "I Remember Yesterday".

Stacy Lattisaw - (1980)

Original UK pressing of the 13 year old's UK Top-5 single, produced by Narada Michael Walden.

Narada Michael Walden - (1979)

Well presented large centre UK variant of self-produced, disco/jazz-funk UK hit, (UK singles #8).

Anita Ward - (1979)

U.S. Juana Records (T.K.) 3422 stereo, U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and UK singles chart-topper, taken from the album "Songs Of Love".

Boney M - (1977)

Atlantic (K10965 stereo), taken from the Euro disco artist's second album "Love For Sale".

Tony Etoria - (1977)

The UK Top 40 hit, from the Welsh singer, songwriter.

Karen Young - (1978)

The Philadelphia singers disco, smash hit, (U.S. Billboard #1 disco chart).

Boney M - (1979)

A well presented example of the record, originally released as a double-A sided single.

Change - (1980)

EX/EX UK WEA Records K 79156 (stereo), from the Italian-American post-disco group, formed by producer Jacques Fred Petrus.

Leif Garrett - (1978)

EX/EX Scotti Brothers K11202 (stereo), with original picture sleeve.

Real Thing - (1978)

Yellow vinyl variant, with original company, picture sleeve, (UK singles chart #6).

Space - (1977)

The French disco-electronica band's UK Top 10 hit, (UK Singles Chart #2).

Rose Royce - (1976)

The theme to the 1976 film of the same name, produced by ex-Motown producer Norman Whitfield.

Al Hudson & the Partners - (1979)

The successful single release, taken from the Detroit groups album "Happy Feet", (UK singles #15).

Billy Ocean - (1976)

Original (GTO Records GT 52),  which reached #2 in the UK Singles Chart, with original company paper sleeve.

Walter Murphy - (1977)

A well presented Promo Copy, of the American keyboardist's funky arrangement, of the George Gershwin, classical song.

Heatwave - (1978)

The #2 hit single, taken from the funk-disco groups debut album, "Too Hot to Handle".

The LoveUnlimited Orchestra - (1976)

Original U.S. issue of the instrumental single, taken from the "My Sweet Summer Suite" album. (U.S. Billboard Hot Dance/Club Play Chart #1).

Harry Thumann - (1979)

EX/EX UK Decca F.13901 stereo, the Euro-disco minor hit, (UK Singles #41) , (US Hot Dance Club Play #17).

The Real Thing - (1976)

The follow up single to the British band's smash hit "You to Me Are Everything".

Eruption - (1978)

The British disco's cover version of Ann Peeble's "I Can't Stand the Rain", produced by Euro-disco, hit maker, Frank Farian.

Heatwave - (1977)

Single released from the funk/disco group's second album, "Central Heating", (UK singles chart #12).