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Various Emi Pop Rock Disco 1978

Performer: Various
Album: Don't Walk, Boogie
Label: EMI
Catalog #: EMTV 13, 0C 062-61 863
MP3: 1918 mb | FLAC: 2792 mb
Released: 1978
Country: UK
Style: Pop Rock, Disco
Rating: 4.0/5
Votes: 169
Category: Rock / Funk

Tracklist

1	–Jesse Green	Nice And Slow
2	–Matumbi	Empire Road
3	–T. Rex	I Love To Boogie
4	–Gloria Jones	Bring On The Love (Why Can't We Be Friends Again)
5	–Sun	Sun Is Here
6	–Marshall Hain	Dancing In The City
7	–Evolution	Summer In The City
8	–Patsy Gallant	From New York To L.A.
9	–La Belle Epoque	Black Is Black
10	–John Forde	Stardance
11	–Gonzalez	Just Let It Lay
12	–Tavares	Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel
13	–Tavares	Whodunit
14	–Sylvester	You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)
15	–Macho	I'm A Man
16	–Tom Robinson Band	2-4-6-8 Motorway
17	–Tavares	More Than A Woman
18	–Sheila B. Devotion	Singin' In The Rain
19	–Clout	Substitute
20	–Taste Of Honey	Boogie Oogie Oogie

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
EMTV 13	Various	Don't Walk, Boogie ‎(LP, Comp)	EMI	EMTV 13	Ireland	1978
DWB1	Various	Don't Walk, Boogie ‎(LP, Comp)	CBS	DWB1	New Zealand	1979
EMTV 13	Various	Don't Walk, Boogie ‎(LP, Comp)	EMI	EMTV 13	UK	1978
EMCJ 11566	Various	Don't Walk, Boogie ‎(LP, Comp)	EMI Brigadiers	EMCJ 11566	South Africa	1979

Credits

Mastered By – Blair

Mastered By – Blair

Barcodes

Matrix / Runout (A Side Stamped): EMTV 13 A-4
Matrix / Runout (A Side Etched): BLAIR
Matrix / Runout (B Side Stamped): EMTV 13 B-1
Matrix / Runout (B Side Etched): BLAIR'S

Matrix / Runout (A Side Stamped): EMTV 13 A-4
Matrix / Runout (A Side Etched): BLAIR
Matrix / Runout (B Side Stamped): EMTV 13 B-1
Matrix / Runout (B Side Etched): BLAIR'S

Companies

Printed By – Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd.
Record Company – EMI Records Ltd.
Pressed By – EMI Records

Video

Perilanim

Bizarre choice at the end with The Tom Robinson Band

Cildorais

I had this on tape in the 70's and it struck me as out of place at the time. It was clarified for me recently when I was listening to Tom Robinson's show on Radio 6 Music (40 years later!). The song was popular in gay clubs, apparently. I understand there was a rhyme '2-4-6-8 being gay is really great' which this song was referencing. That's my understanding anyway, happy to be corrected.

Lestony

The correction I made was after both consulting two respected sources, and looking at the cassette label of the copy I have. It is La Belle Epoque. I pride myself on the fact that I would never contribute to a public website or forum unless my information was correct and I had verified from at least wo seperate sources.

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