Disco Ladies

Tracklist Nightmare It Must An Ambush Turn The Key In The Lock Keep On Heading In My Direction Victim Of Jealousy This is what should have been released as disco/soul album in 1979 to prevent the disco backlash. Here is the story: British record producer Ian Levine had burst onto the scene in 1975, producing the hit single Reaching For The Best with The Exciters. Several more productions followed over the following years with the likes of Evelyn Thomas, Barbara Pennington, L. J. Johnson, Tyrone Ashley, Doris Jones, James Wells, Eastbound Expressway and Seventh Avenue, until 1979 saw him produce 4 disco albums, none of which would be released at the time, the cost of producing them leaving him indebted and unable to record for four long years until he bounced back with Miquel Brown's million-selling single So Many Men, So Little Time in 1983. One of them was this album by Chicago-based Susan Wells, sister of James Wells, which had been supposed to be released on United Artists in 19

France-based disco ensemble,recorded two quite rare late 70's albums,highlights include "The Mistery With Me", "Feelings Of Love" and "My Man",Great album perfect for the blog,next album very soon ''The Body Trip'' 1979. Tracklist : 1 Love Is The Real Thing 2 My Man 3 The Mystery With Me 4 Don't Think About It 5 Do You Love Credits : Mixed By – Dominique Do Espirito Santo Mixed By [Assisted By] – Jean Pierre Martin Performer – Barbara Gilby, Berke Mc Kelvey, Bob Stoloff, Elisabeth Field, Irene Quirmbach, Jeff Conrad, Jeffrey Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Jonathan Klein, Michael Romanul, Michael Woodworm, Mike Peipman, Mitsuyo Akino, Neville Grenfell, Pam Geanelis, Peter Gordon , Sa Davis, Sharan Leventhal, Steve Shrell, Tim Landis Photography By – Carlos Bringas, Gerard Nicolaï Producer – Jo Bisso Recorded By – Bob Schott Vocals – Linda Henderson, Sharon Criswell Vocals [Extra] – Pamela Wood Fraley