Geraldine Hunt

In 1980 Geraldine releases her biggest hit so far, the self written classic - "Can't fake the feeling" on the New York City based Disco label - Prism.

This song fast became a radio and club hit worldwide, even though it didn't reach the highest positions in the charts. Here in Sweden we had just got dance radio stations and this was one of the most wanted and played records of 1980-81. The song is still very popular among DJ's and it still works great on any dancefloor, that's why it often appears in Disco compilation CD's.
"Can't fake the feeling" has also recently been remade/remixed with the latest dance sounds into an up-to-date dance tune by no less than - Prince Quick Mix, released by Twisted Records America.
The song "Can't fake the feeling" was released on the album with the same name. You should also look out for her songs; "It doesn't only happen at night"and the very funky "Heart Heart".

Heart Heart

Can't Fake The Feeling

KOMIKO-FEEL ALRIGHT

Check this one chaps!

Komiko- feel alright

out of SAM Record's output in the 1980's, this Komiko track is their best. You'll feel alright when you hear the bass line intro. Co-producer Daryl Payne had also worked with Eric Matthew and produced Sharon Redd's "Beat the Street" in the same year.

Lorraine Johnson - Feed The Flame

Feed the flame

Prelude Records 1978

Another Jesse Boyce and Moses Dillard classic! Jesse plays Bass, keyboards and also sings background vocals. Moses is on keyboards and handles the arrangements. Moses and Jesse turn out some funky, but almost elegant sounding tunes. Besides working with Lorraine Johnson they also put their touch on Saturday Nights Band and the Constellation Orchestra's music which were also on Prelude.

HIGH GLOSS

New finds of mine HIGH GLOSS with some really lovely songs!

I'm totally yours

you'll never know

Also look out for 'All day All night' as it is my personal favorite!

On a soul tip....

I was rummaging through the 7' box in plastic wax were i happened upon this little gem have a listen chaps!

Mass Production- Welcome to our world of merry music.

FRISKY

 Frisky as far as i am aware only released one album which includes one of my favorite disco tracks of the moment. Check these guy out!....

Tracks to listen to

1. Burn me up

2. You've got me dancing in my sleep

3. Tutty Frutty

Label: Vanguard

Produced: Jesse Boyce and Moses Dillard

Introducing Rene and Angela

my personal favorites Rene and Angela.....

Firstly have a look at this excellent video Ill be good to you Id like to draw your attention to a few things. Firstly check out Rene's jacket! I think we all need a jacket like that in out lives! Then note the revolving key boards......exellent stuff. and then just check out Angela she is a utter jazz cat!
style 10/10!

René & Angela are an early-'80s soul duo from Los Angeles. Before forming in 1977, René Moore — the brother of Rufus' Bobby Watson — played with the Brothers Johnson; Angela Winbush had sung backup vocals for Dolly Parton, Lenny Williams, and Jean Carn. René & Angela had their first R&B hit for Capitol Records in 1980 and proceeded to have seven other hits over the next three years. In 1985, the duo switched to Mercury, where they had the number one R&B hit "Save Your Love (For #1)" with their first single from the album Street Called Desire. Over the next year, the group had three other Top Ten hits — including the number one R&B single "Your Smile" and the number two "You Don't Have to Cry" — before pursuing solo careers in the mid-'80s.