Category: Disco song

You Should Be Dancing is a song of the band Bee Gees , published on the album Children of the World , in 1976 . She is the first single from the album to be released as a single, and is a huge hit on the US and Canadian charts, where she ranks first.

You Sexy Thing is a song of the British band Hot Chocolate . It is written by its leader, Errol Brown , and produced by Mickie Most . She reached second place in the UK Singles Chart in 1975 and third in Billboard Hot 100 the following year. The song then appears in many movies like The Full Monty .

You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) is a song of Sylvester recorded in 1977 for the album Step II . It is included in 1989 by Jimmy Somerville .

Tragedy is a musical single of the group Bee Gees , published inFebruary 1979.

Stayin ‘Alive is a song of theBee Gees, after the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever , published under the title Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Sound Track .

Sea, Sex and Sun is a song by Serge Gainsbourg , released only in single with Mister Iceberg opposite B inJune 19781 . It is notable for being the first real commercial success of Gainsbourg solo.

Where are the women ? is a song by Patrick Juvet published on the album Paris by Night in 1977 . Genesis New collaboration between Patrick Juvet (composer and performer) and Jean-Michel Jarre (lyricist), this disco- sounding title is a great success in France where it is considered the first French disco sung.

(No More) Love at Your Convenience is a song byAlice Cooperfrom the album Lace and Whiskey . The song was released as asingleviaWarner Bros. Recordsreleased on March 25 , 1977in the United Kingdom 4 . The single ranked at 44 th position in the UK 5 the week May 28 , 19776 . The single is reissued five years later, published on February 12 , 1982with Generation Landslide as face-b 7 .

Naughty Girl is a R’n’B – disco songwritten by Beyoncé Knowles , Scott Storch , Robert Waller, and Angela Beyincé for Beyoncé’s first solo album Dangerously in Love in 2003. Produced by Beyoncé and Storch, the song is the height of Western sounds of his predecessor Baby Boy . With several awards won, the song has received positive responses from the critics, which cites its sensual content.