It's sung by women/a woman. The chorus goes like: "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8". Help much appreciated.
It's sung by women/a woman. The chorus goes like: "1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8". Help much appreciated.
Found it. Thx.
Where did you hear that song?
I don't remember where, it just popped in my head yesterday and wanted 2 hear it again.
I love 70's disco music. Here's my favorite disco songs.
1. The Bee Gees-Staying Alive, More Than A Woman, Jive Talkin, You Should Be Dancing
2. Trammps-Disco Inferno
3. Thelma Houston-Don't Leave Me This Way
4. Tavares-It Only Takes A Minute
5. Donna Summer-Love To Love You Baby
6. Kool and the Gang-Ladies Night, Hangin Out, Tonight's The Night
7. The Hues Corporation-Rock The Boat
8. Carl Carlton-Everlasting Love
9. The Jacksons-Dancing Machine, Enjoy Yourself, Think Happy, Blame It On The Boogie, Things I Do For You, Shake Your Body Down To The Ground, All Night Dancin
10. Michael Jackson-Don't Stop Till You Get Enough, Working Day and Night, Get On The Floor, Burn This Disco Out
11. Chic-Dance Dance Dance, Everybody Dance, Le Freak, Good Times, My Forbidden Lover, My Feet Keep Dancing
12. A Taste Of Honey-Boogie Oogie Oogie
13. Barry White-Can't Get Enough Of Your Love Baby
14. Average White Band-Pick Up The Pieces
John Travolta's Saturday Night Fever movie was a good disco movie. John is a good dancer.
Charles, I'm surprised you liked the beats. Ahahahhaha
Diana Ross Love Hangover song is a nice disco jam. I like how she speeds up the beat in the middle of the song. Geto Boys sampled this on The Other Level song when Bushwick Bill raps about fucking 2 women in a swimming pool hahahahahahahahahaha. Machine's song is called There But For The Grace Of God I. I said it was called Dancing For The Grace Of God. First time I heard that was in Spike Lee, John Leguizamo and Mira Sorvino's Summer Of Sam movie. John and Mira came to the club to dance to that and they were getting down. Isaac Hayes Don't Let Go song is a nice disco jam. RIP Isaac.
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