Somehow I never considered the Stones' "Miss You" to be disco. Update: Thanks for all the likes and comments! Some have informed me that the Stones themselves have said it was Disco, even though I never got that vibe. But it's their work, and that's what matters in the end. However, I'm still thankful that I'm not the only one who didn't feel any Disco vibes. 😊🤗🤗
The bass groove gave it Disco elements. It was when Rock artists threw out a dance track because Disco was everywhere. KISS "I Was Made For Loving You," Rod Stewart's "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy," Eagles "One Of These Nighs" are some examples.
It has a Disco bass and drum line, it's fair to say that it's the Stones one Disco song, kind of like "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" by Rod Stewart or "Heart of Glass" by Blondie.
I also loved: 💃🏻🪩🕺 1. Take Your Time Do It Right 2. Funky Town 3. September 4. Boogie Wonderland 5. Ring My Bell 6. The Hustle 7. Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough 8. Dancing Queen 9. The Groove Line 10. Who Loves You Pretty Baby 11. Good Times 12. Got to be Real 13. Turn the Beat Around 14. And The Beat Goes On 15. Boogie Nights 16. Let it Whip 17. I Love The Nightlife 18. Get Off 19. Oh What A Night 20. Rock Steady 21. The Dirty Lowdown
Check Billboard charts - they WERE the kings of disco. They didn't plan for it to happen but when their songs were used in Saturday Night Fever...man, it happened!
That beginning of Saturday Night Fever with Travolta walking down the street, each step perfectly in time with Staying Alive, is one of the most brilliant opening scenes to a movie of all time. Iconic and set the tone for the whole film. Whoever thought of that was pure genius!
Huge fan of the Bee Gees and we all know they ruled the world in 1977/78 but pound for pound nobody could touch casing the sunshine band. They had seven songs that if you were at that disco that Travolta was dancing to in 77 early 78 casing the sunshine band ruled boogie shoes, and all the other classics were beyond disco That hold up to this Gloria Gaynor in the Rolling Stones you gotta be kidding me
I was a rock kid during that era I hated everything about disco. Looking back and hearing old disco songs today makes me realize how great a lot of them were. The bass in some of these songs is fantastic. So much better than the crap out today. KC , Chic, Bee Gees , Donna Summer, etc. Brings back good memories.
I also hated most music of that era except for Donna Summer who had a real, real great voice and apparantly she was also a very nice person off stage. Stupid thing is that I am 67 now, gave up heavy smoking about 10 years ago and I can scream those horrible high pitches in BeeGees night fever easily now, problem is other people in the car are horrified if I do😂😂😂😂 But I do
I liked it all, bro. Disco was more for the social crowd though and purely for fun, nothing to deeply think about or contemplate. Yeah, the bass was amazing in that era, it dominated, along with the drum rythyms.
It was hard understanding you guys cause I loved Pink Floyd Don Henly but let me play any Funk and there was a problem. I don’t like the beat beat what beat beat are you referring to. That was from rockers and discotheque lovers.
@@rodneywoodcock8235I agree. Love me some KC and the Sunshine Band. Great musicians and good dancers too! I loved watching KC dance while he played the keyboard.
I remember roller skating to disco almost every Friday night when I was a teenager. A lot of babysitting done for those few hours of fun. Miss that time.
“Take Your Time Do it Right” by the SOS band has to be on here, why because I was a DJ and even after Disco was DEAD people still wanted to hear it, thats how you know it’s a classic
Village People: Y.M.C.A? Earth, Wind & Fire: September? Kool and Gang: Celebration? Sister Sledge: We are Family? Edit: Holy cow. Thanks for the likes everyone. 👍
Although I'm well old enough, I'd never heard of her or the song. I dug it out, watched the long intro, heard the words, listened to the melody, waited for the hook! Nah! Started with promise, but for me, never got there. But we're all different, eh?
1.Ain’t no stopping us now. 2. Good Times 3. I’m your Boogie Man 4. Don’t leave me this way 5. To be real 6. I will survive 7. I feel love..Donna Summer 8. You don’t have to be a star baby 9. Cherchez la Femme 10. More than a women
@squonk86 Disco flew threw Canada before you were born 71 to 75 or so. You would have been underage for clubs. I snuck in and loved it although my friends thought I was cray cray.
@vitalucas9452 Good for you I just know I was going to the clubs every weekend and was 18 born 1962,cocktails and dancing to some great music with cute ladies
I'm asking myself that very same question about Rolling Stone Magazine! They put the Bee-Gees on here 3 times? Give me a break! I don't think that this is what "The People" wanted... unless we're talking about what "The People" at Rolling Stone Magazine wanted!
The Bee Gees and 'U should be dancing just absolutely rocks! I am 55, and I am here to say that this is one song and I am a straight up rocker!, This jam from my brother BGs, that is one jam that makes u run down the street stark naked ❤😂
I compiled a list. Not in any order. 1. Got To Be Real Cheryl Lynn 2. Boogie Wonderland Earth Wind & Fire 3. Ring My Bell Anita Ward 4. More Than a Woman Bee Gees 5. Disco Inferno The Trammps 6. Boogie Oogie Oogie A Taste of Honey 7. Le Freak Chic 8. Ladies Night Kool & the Gang 9. You Should Be Dancing Bee Gees 10. Shame Evelyn Champagne King
This was my era as a teenager and we sure danced the night away listening to these hits and more. If people want to groove at a party they should have at least 1 good 70s disco track to dance to.
My dad was class of ‘82…he and his friends became the Grateful Dead group and just listened to blue grass all day. He was a bit more disco leaning though. I however would’ve been full rock. I enjoy disco but I love a little war in school and I love rock way more.
Same here born in 62 and what great music in the 70's
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Time passes so quickly, your musical era has also passed. I am a lover of classical music. Besides listening to music, I also enjoy reading comments from you, the previous generations influenced by great music. I feel like I'm 60 years old even though my real age is 24. Your era is so wonderful
chic - le freak. bee gees - night fever. thelma houston - don't leave me this way. bee gees - you should be dancing. the tramps - disco inferno. the rolling stones - miss you. donna summer - last dance. donna summer - i feel love. gloria gaynor - i will survive. bee gees - stayin alive.
My personal top 10 Disco song list: 10) Second Time Around - Shalamar 9) The Hustle - Van McCoy 8) And The Beat Goes On - The Whispers 7) Ring My Bell - Anita Ward 6) Dance Dance Dance {Yowsa Yowsa Yowsa} - Chic 5) Knock On Wood - Ami Stewart 4) Born To Be Alive - Patrick Hernandez 3) I Feel Love - Donna Sumner 2) You Should Be Dancing - Bee Gees Honorable Mentions: Good Times - Chic Staying Alive - Bee Gees 1) Get Down Tonight - KC & The Sunshine Band
There were many great real disco hits, and you did list 10 great songs… I was looking up to see Shalamar singing “2 Time around“ and Diana Ross singing “upside down“ both at the sunrise musical theater in Fort Lauderdale. Disco usually has a lush sound many times like a full orchestra and the music is beautiful and lifts your spirits along with the lyrics about love, sex, and dancing. Many of the other songs mentioned are simply songs that have a gentle soft sound similar to disco, but not the beat with a strong inspiration to dance. Worse, the Rolling Stones never made a disco song no matter how hard anybody claims it is disco. Claiming it is disco does not make it so. That’s how many CDs are sold with the word “disco“ on them, but they contain a lot of music from the 70s that are not disco.
@@divinewon73 ~ That Rolling Stones tune "Miss You," although I can understand why it's misconstrued as a disco track, it's not really a song that's danceable to. Nor does it have the true spirit of the disco era. I believe you're right though. Many songs from the 70's are lumped in as "Disco" but they really aren't...
Somebody mentioned KC and The Sunshine Band in a comment below. In the early-1990's I went with my husband to Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall (with an indoor performance venue) in Tunica Mississippi. I saw the lead singer Harry Wayne Casey walk into the restaurant as we were leaving. I did not say a single word because I did not want to bother him but do I remember thinking I am looking at Disco. ⭐💖 P.S. If I remember correctly Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall has three restaurants.
I love it, 3 songs from The Bee Gees, Saturday Night Fever! I was 6 years old but I still remember that movie. Saturday Night Fever and Grease had a huge impact on me as a kid
MJ was not disco. EWF might have had some disco elements, but not pure disco. Disco had to have a driving beat. EWF was to large band sounding. Not complaining I love EWF and MJ.
LTD: Back In Love Again Marvin Gaye: Got To Give It Up Chic: Good Times Chaka Kahn: Ain't Nobody Funkadelic: One Nation Under A Groove Anita Ward; Ring My Bell Earth Wind And Fire: Sing A Song The Jacksons: Shake Your Body Isaac Hayes: Don't Let Go Johnny Taylor: Disco Lady ...and a ton more!
I was a club DJ all the way through the 70's, and the act that ALWAYS filled the dance floor was The Jacksons. Without fail. Strange they never showed up here - although the Rolling Stones (that well known disco band) did.
We all know the Stones are an iconic Rock band, but they did record and release 2 Disco or dance themed songs, "Miss You" and "Emotional Rescue." They were Mick Jagger's idea during his Studio 54 days with Jeri Hall.
Yes ALL GREATS N MY TIME Great DISCO SONGS YES STAYIN ALIVE BY BEES GERS N BORN 2 BE ALIVE MY DONNA SUMMER LADT DANCE LIM U FORGEOT YOUR LOVE NEVER CHANGING GREAT PICS Great Memories dancing at clubs 2 4am in the morning clubs closings n BREAKFEST great times Dancing Great Music n Great clubs n Breakefest at 5am in the mornings🔮🔮🔮🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎼🥂🥂🥂🍻🍻🍻🍺🍺🍹🍹🍸🍸🍸🍷🍷🥂 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🍳🍳🍳🍳🍟🍲🥘🥞🥞🍜🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍻❤❤❤❤🤗loved those nights 💃🤗
Miss you, by The Rolling Stones, was not a Disco song. I've never heard it at the Disco's club back in the 70s, plus it wasn't on the Billboard Disco Charts. 😳
@seanswinton6242 I used to hit the disco's back in the late 70's & love dancing 🕺. I don't think I can even dance to it. I'm surprised the list didn't include any songs from KC & the Sunshine Band or Earth, Wind, & Fire. 🤔
@tonyleach9805 I'm sure a lot of celebrities, especially rock artists, went to Studio 54, not because they love disco so much, but that was the place to hang out to mingle with other famous celebrities.
My list: 1. Anita Ward, Ring My Bell 2. Donna Summer, Wasted. 3. Michael Jackson Don't Stop Till You Get Enough 4. Boney M, Rasputin 5. Brothers Johnson Stomp 6. Bee Gees Staying Alive 7. Donna Summer, Sunset People 8. Abba, Vous leVous 9. Tina Charles I Love to Love 10. Blondie Heart of Glass
@@squonk86 Wasted is THE Disco song. Captures the entire era and experience.m.ruclips.net/video/YhAurLaCE4w/видео.html&pp=ygUTRG9ubmEgc3VtbWVyIHdhc3RlZA%3D%3D
Exactly!! Thelma Houston's song is a perfect R&B song that you can dance to but it's not disco!!Miss you is Not a disco song!!San Francisco by The Village people, Stomp by the Brothers Johnson( Yes I know it's Funk)and Boogie Nights by Heatwave are top 10 EASILY!!!!
I hated DISCO growing up because it was out at the same time as Led Zepplin and later New Wave which I considered to be REAL MUSIC. I hated the BeeGees most of all.
@@davebarton6824 well I was never into disco much either... I agree with you led Zeppelin was great.. and I liked the bee gees in the sixties era alot better than the disco period ... The stones few disco songs were good and a hand full of disco songs were decent but I never cared for the genre either
Real Disco music was fully orchestrated, with great musicians on so many instruments! Rolling Stones' "Miss You" is as much Disco as I'm Miss America, and I'm a Grandma who loved Disco when it came out in the 70's!
Agreed. Disco has a driving beat. Some dip says Bee Gees How deep is your love is a disco song. What a dip shxit. It's a ballad. They were obviously never up in the club on a Saturday night in the 70's. Tell me, what Bed Gee's song is on the Night at Studio 54, double album. NONE. Just because a song has a disco rthymn doesn't make it a disco song.
@@leahwhiteley5164 Disco usually has a lush sound many times like a full orchestra and the music is beautiful and lifts your spirits along with the lyrics about love, sex, and dancing. Many of the other songs mentioned are simply songs that have a gentle soft sound similar to disco, but not the beat with a strong inspiration to dance. Worse, the Rolling Stones never made a disco song no matter how hard anybody claims it is disco. Claiming it is disco does not make it so. That’s how many CDs are sold with the word “disco“ on them, but they contain a lot of music from the 70s that are not disco.
The Bee Gees were the 2nd concert I ever went to! They had the same light up dance floor as Saturday Night Fever and for the encore they brought out Andy Gibb and me and all the teenagers went CRAZY! I still have the Bass tickets and photos 1977! 👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠
Aa someone who has run karaoke nights for years, clearly bee gees and Abba are way out in front for dance songs and getting people to sing and dance...no matter what age..Abba gimme gimme a man after midnight has to be up there...
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Somehow I never considered the Stones' "Miss You" to be disco.
Update: Thanks for all the likes and comments! Some have informed me that the Stones themselves have said it was Disco, even though I never got that vibe. But it's their work, and that's what matters in the end. However, I'm still thankful that I'm not the only one who didn't feel any Disco vibes. 😊🤗🤗
The bass groove gave it Disco elements. It was when Rock artists threw out a dance track because Disco was everywhere. KISS "I Was Made For Loving You," Rod Stewart's "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy," Eagles "One Of These Nighs" are some examples.
Oh yeah. Mick wanted to be played at studio 54 :))
Because it's NOT.
Not even close, IMO
It has a Disco bass and drum line, it's fair to say that it's the Stones one Disco song, kind of like "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?" by Rod Stewart or "Heart of Glass" by Blondie.
KC and The Sunshine Band "Get Down Tonight" should be on this list...
Yes instead of the Stones
NO WAY!! Rock Your Baby or Love Rollercoaster should be on the list
@@CaptainAmerica-jw2xh Celebration by Kool and the Gang should be on there too
@@CaptainAmerica-jw2xh Love Rollercoaster is more funk, instead of disco...
Agree
Love Disco, and have great memories from that time in my life!
The dance floor... pure joy
All night❤❤❤
Have you considered therapy?
Just kidding.
@@johnt.inscrutable1545 Dancing is my therapy and disco gives me the best results!
I’m glad you OGs had a blast, and here to tell it👌🏼🙏🏼
You are a lucky man I believe those were the best times than todays crazy times oh todays music svcks some of them are like ok 👌🏼 😊
I also loved: 💃🏻🪩🕺
1. Take Your Time Do It Right
2. Funky Town
3. September
4. Boogie Wonderland
5. Ring My Bell
6. The Hustle
7. Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough
8. Dancing Queen
9. The Groove Line
10. Who Loves You Pretty Baby
11. Good Times
12. Got to be Real
13. Turn the Beat Around
14. And The Beat Goes On
15. Boogie Nights
16. Let it Whip
17. I Love The Nightlife
18. Get Off
19. Oh What A Night
20. Rock Steady
21. The Dirty Lowdown
You must be old like me because you've one hundred percent on
Funky Town 😮😮
How'd you get from 19 to 30? I like some of your picks though.
Veird how it isn't on the list@@shreyanshabhinav
@@markovicnemanjaiv-3743 It is in the list but Funky Town reminds me of something dark
The thumbnail literally said: 🕺
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bc that's where it came from😱😱😱
Who was it
@@TDXPFPTravolta
bro is natsuki subaru 😂
My, my, my........Best music ever!🧡✝️🙏♒🍄💙🧚😇♒
Bee Gee's probably were the disco kings
Check Billboard charts - they WERE the kings of disco. They didn't plan for it to happen but when their songs were used in Saturday Night Fever...man, it happened!
❤️ bee gee in the late 1970s
That beginning of Saturday Night Fever with Travolta walking down the street, each step perfectly in time with Staying Alive, is one of the most brilliant opening scenes to a movie of all time. Iconic and set the tone for the whole film. Whoever thought of that was pure genius!
Hell ya
KC
“Dancing Queen” by ABBA is # 1 on MY book! 😃❤️👍🏻👍🏻
That IS NOT a disco song.
They ignored eurodisco, except Donna Summer.
Yeah that should have made the list. Especially over the Rolling Stones. But number one is right on the spot. Staying Alive!
TAVARES: MORE THAN A WOMAN,IT ONLY TAKES A MINUTE GIRL,HEAVEN MUST BE MISSING AN ANGEL
I love Tavares’s version of More Than a Woman.
I was just going to say that. I love those guys.
All I did was go out dancing.
I loved that song too. Heatwave should had been on the list and A Taste of Honey with Boogie Oogie Oogie.
Agree!
The Bee Gees were ONE of the greatest groups ever! Their singing, songwriting, harmonies, entertaining & producing talents were incredible 🎶❤️
How Can You Mend A Broken Heart still takes me back to the skating rink ... The Bee Gees ruled.
@@FoosTantrumGirl606 Ikr! Memories!!
Le Freak and Night Fever was my shit!
@@traceylennon1204 💯💥💫
No, they weren't. They went from 60s pop to disco, going along with the times. They were followers, not leaders.
I remember dancing to all of them. Happy memories.
Disco gone forever or is it? Come on baby boomers Disco Fans 🎶 let's back our youth age is just a number❤😂
@jesserivera4534 Agreed and loved the disco era and a couple of cocktails and I was ready to go for hours
Fantástic !
I am so glad i grow up with Disco.Their all classic and Mood for me
They are all good but the Bee Gees are just on another level.
No. Bee Gees were were a different style of disco, but there are many pure disco choices. I think Freak Out, is a perfect example of disco style.
I totally agree that The Bee Gees were the top disco music back in the disco era which was my time and always loved dancing to their music
Huge fan of the Bee Gees and we all know they ruled the world in 1977/78 but pound for pound nobody could touch casing the sunshine band. They had seven songs that if you were at that disco that Travolta was dancing to in 77 early 78 casing the sunshine band ruled boogie shoes, and all the other classics were beyond disco That hold up to this Gloria Gaynor in the Rolling Stones you gotta be kidding me
Tight chords and high vocals made for an electric dance floor, for sure. But there’s no shame in a low almost sorrowful groove like the Tavares
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I was a rock kid during that era I hated everything about disco. Looking back and hearing old disco songs today makes me realize how great a lot of them were. The bass in some of these songs is fantastic. So much better than the crap out today.
KC , Chic, Bee Gees , Donna Summer, etc.
Brings back good memories.
I also hated most music of that era except for Donna Summer who had a real, real great voice and apparantly she was also a very nice person off stage.
Stupid thing is that I am 67 now, gave up heavy smoking about 10 years ago and I can scream those horrible high pitches in BeeGees night fever easily now, problem is other people in the car are horrified if I do😂😂😂😂
But I do
@@Rammstein56😂😂😂😂😂👍
I liked it all, bro. Disco was more for the social crowd though and purely for fun, nothing to deeply think about or contemplate. Yeah, the bass was amazing in that era, it dominated, along with the drum rythyms.
It was hard understanding you guys cause I loved Pink Floyd Don Henly but let me play any Funk and there was a problem. I don’t like the beat beat what beat beat are you referring to. That was from rockers and discotheque lovers.
*Probably cause you*
*Couldn't/Wouldn't dance?*
the disco era was the best of the best...talent..fun...warm...awesome
You have my vote dude
I’m 69 now glad to have grown up when this music made us feel alive!
K.C and the sunshine band were the biggest band in disco, besides The Bee Gees . Not to have one of there songs on that list is ridiculous.
Get Down Tonight should have been in the Top 3.
Concordo. Faltou também Boney M.
It's funny that the Bee Gees spent their career denying they were a disco band and KC doesn't get mentioned.
@@rodneywoodcock8235I agree. Love me some KC and the Sunshine Band. Great musicians and good dancers too! I loved watching KC dance while he played the keyboard.
Amen.
Donna - I Feel love is on its own level 👍👍👍👍
That should be #1 tbh.
@@blaze1148 Revolutionary thanks to Donna Summer. Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte.
32 year old dude here. Love listening to some disco here and there. Bee Gees Night fever is my jam on random days at home
Wow. You weren't even around....impressive
Listen to the commodores. Machine gun funk
@@robynhurley5119
Disco house and techno were big in the rave scene 25 years ago when I was college aged. Circa 2000
Hey check my playlist..Best English Songs- -Hesh Playlister
I'm indian guy 😮
All great songs and so many more! Went to the discos, had a ball, and danced the whole night!! ❤
1) Bee-Gees: Tragedy
2) ABBA: Gimme Gimme
3) Boney M: Rasputin
Би Джиз обожаю!
Damn, so true
💯
Modern talking
Rasputin is the best
Michael Jackson - Rock With You - Don't stop Till you get Enough
Came out later past disco
OK muy biena
Nuff said.
@@averybaumann
Sorry, Michael Jackson's "Off The Wall" album came out in 1979, the biggest year of disco ever!
Great, but not among the 10 best ones
"Born To Be Alive, Live, Live" Patrick Hernandez
I remember roller skating to disco almost every Friday night when I was a teenager. A lot of babysitting done for those few hours of fun. Miss that time.
Rock your Baby, Keep it coming Love, Rock the Boat, More More More. #1 being Rock your Baby.
Rock Me Baby and Rock The Boat by The Hughes Corporation were both released in summer '74 and i consider them the first Disco songs.
jas. George . Its on.
I love the song Rock Your Baby I have it on my play list right now!
“Take Your Time Do it Right” by the SOS band has to be on here, why because I was a DJ and even after Disco was DEAD people still wanted to hear it, thats how you know it’s a classic
Grew up listening Staying alive song loved it yesterday and even today
I born in 2010 but somehowly I can recognize the song since I was 5 years old. Not just staying alive but others 70s-90 s song. Weird.. 🤔
Hopefully you love it tomorrow too
@@WesleyAPEX and next weeks, months and years :P
Nice pfp
My dyslexic self read this Slaying alive 😂😂 they did slay indeed
I loved stayin' alive after I heard this
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I Feel Love by Donna Summer still slaps.
Michael Jackson's "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough" not being up there is a surprise.
It's Rolling Stones so it's understandable. Wrong, but understandable.
@@AfricanThinker86The MJ fan community calls them “trolling stones”, and I can’t say we’re wrong. 😂
@@N0EL-7007 LOL
bad song
'Born to be alive' blow all these songs and jackson out of the water. Americans have lousy taste.
Village People: Y.M.C.A?
Earth, Wind & Fire: September?
Kool and Gang: Celebration?
Sister Sledge: We are Family?
Edit: Holy cow. Thanks for the likes everyone. 👍
Fax YMCA takes the cake
Well in my opinion I think "Let's Groove" instead of "September but that's just me
Like I said Sylvester....? B
Remember this is rolling stone magazine readers, so it’s all from random ppl not everyone agrees
(Although I totally agree with you)
Yup 👍
Power später mot ka luschischer❤
Evelyn "Champagne" King SHAME! Can't NOT move your body to that song.
Loved it!
Although I'm well old enough, I'd never heard of her or the song. I dug it out, watched the long intro, heard the words, listened to the melody, waited for the hook! Nah! Started with promise, but for me, never got there. But we're all different, eh?
Must have been the advertisement you were listening to.@@daedalus7677
@@daedalus7677 You were watching the advertisement.
YES! Shame! One of my favourite disco tunes for sure!
Nothing will ever be and to take me home like this music.
1.Ain’t no stopping us now.
2. Good Times
3. I’m your Boogie Man
4. Don’t leave me this way
5. To be real
6. I will survive
7. I feel love..Donna Summer
8. You don’t have to be a star baby
9. Cherchez la Femme
10. More than a women
My new playlist! Thank you!❤❤
Great list! I would add at least one EWF song. My pick would be "September."
@Kit.E.Katz45 I agree. As a sax player, I needed one EWF song. I chose "September."
Absolutely love it
brick.... dazz needs in your list!
Staying Alive and I will survive. Damn...
Best days of my life! I was there when Disco was the thing. You shouldn't knock it unless you were there. It was fantabulous!!!! ❤❤❤
So very true and even though I loved Classic rock and still do at age 61 I loved to hit up the disco clubs at the time,great times
61- and same !! My 1st love was Disco @ the Skating rink & after hours clubs...❤❤ Great songs and memories!
@squonk86 Disco flew threw Canada before you were born 71 to 75 or so. You would have been underage for clubs. I snuck in and loved it although my friends thought I was cray cray.
@vitalucas9452 Good for you I just know I was going to the clubs every weekend and was 18 born 1962,cocktails and dancing to some great music with cute ladies
@squonk86 The dance clubs in the 80's were fantastic!
Bee Gees my all time favorite group!!!
....mine too Carol that's y the trio are up there with 3 tracks ❤
The Rolling Stones? Are you joking?
IK,R?
Well, this was a poll by the Rolling Stones rag, with lots of clueless viewers/readers 😂
Have you listened to Miss You?
@@davidtingley9978 It's not disco. Yes I have heard and own all the Stones records.
I'm asking myself that very same question about Rolling Stone Magazine! They put the Bee-Gees on here 3 times?
Give me a break! I don't think that this is what "The People" wanted... unless we're talking about what "The People" at Rolling Stone Magazine wanted!
Staying Alive...Bee Gees..is a clássica.. ❤❤👏👏
I love the Bee Gees , absolutely brilliant and made the best ever dance music ! Perfection !! X
The Bee Gees and 'U should be dancing just absolutely rocks! I am 55, and I am here to say that this is one song and I am a straight up rocker!, This jam from my brother BGs, that is one jam that makes u run down the street stark naked ❤😂
Lol😂
🤭🤣
Bee Gees had 3 songs in The Top 10.🎉❤ of all Times
Plus they probably wrote 2 of the others
They’re the best
@@BruT-wz8jl 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
“I say disco you say party!”
“ Disco Disco!”
“Party Party”
I compiled a list.
Not in any order.
1. Got To Be Real
Cheryl Lynn
2. Boogie Wonderland
Earth Wind & Fire
3. Ring My Bell
Anita Ward
4. More Than a Woman
Bee Gees
5. Disco Inferno
The Trammps
6. Boogie Oogie Oogie
A Taste of Honey
7. Le Freak
Chic
8. Ladies Night
Kool & the Gang
9. You Should Be Dancing
Bee Gees
10. Shame
Evelyn Champagne King
Glad to see someone remembers Boogie Oogie Oogie by A Taste of Honey.
This was my era as a teenager and we sure danced the night away listening to these hits and more. If people want to groove at a party they should have at least 1 good 70s disco track to dance to.
Disco! Hard to describe when I'm a senior in 79. Rock and disco were at war! My secret....I loved them both!
81' and loved them both ❤️
My dad is class of 79 ima 2025
Me too...I loved them both but did not dare say so!
My dad was class of ‘82…he and his friends became the Grateful Dead group and just listened to blue grass all day. He was a bit more disco leaning though. I however would’ve been full rock. I enjoy disco but I love a little war in school and I love rock way more.
@999manman I hear you dude and was the same way
Espetaculares artistas da música! Muito bom recordar esses nomes da música! Obrigada. ❤️🎺🎸🎷🎷🎼🎵🤣👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😄😍💯💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎
I’m so blessed to have been born in the 60’s I heard the best music over the ages 😢
Same here born in 62 and what great music in the 70's
Time passes so quickly, your musical era has also passed. I am a lover of classical music. Besides listening to music, I also enjoy reading comments from you, the previous generations influenced by great music. I feel like I'm 60 years old even though my real age is 24. Your era is so wonderful
U ain't old u r just having a misplaced self esteem that u don't deserve idiot
Donna Summer...the queen of Disco. PERIOD!
I opt for Gloria Gaynor
Bee Gees. Love all the song ❤❤
The Thumbnail:🕺🏻
Who is he?
Born to be alive, by Patrick Hernandez. Number one.
Sim. Também Rasputin de Boney M
Yes
Disco Inferno still RULES !
Burn Baby Burn, DISCO INFERNO!
Best song to dance too
Nah
@traceylennon1204 Hey to each their own and we enjoy that great tune to dance to and would love to hear what you have to say
I feel love at number 3.....we're they freaking high 😂❤
chic - le freak.
bee gees - night fever.
thelma houston - don't leave me this way.
bee gees - you should be dancing.
the tramps - disco inferno.
the rolling stones - miss you.
donna summer - last dance.
donna summer - i feel love.
gloria gaynor - i will survive.
bee gees - stayin alive.
kc and the sunshine band that's the way (i like it)
Does not surprise me at all that the BeeGees have three hit songs on this list😊
My personal top 10 Disco song list:
10) Second Time Around - Shalamar
9) The Hustle - Van McCoy
8) And The Beat Goes On - The Whispers
7) Ring My Bell - Anita Ward
6) Dance Dance Dance {Yowsa Yowsa Yowsa} - Chic
5) Knock On Wood - Ami Stewart
4) Born To Be Alive - Patrick Hernandez
3) I Feel Love - Donna Sumner
2) You Should Be Dancing - Bee Gees
Honorable Mentions:
Good Times - Chic
Staying Alive - Bee Gees
1) Get Down Tonight - KC & The Sunshine Band
There were many great real disco hits, and you did list 10 great songs… I was looking up to see Shalamar singing “2 Time around“ and Diana Ross singing “upside down“ both at the sunrise musical theater in Fort Lauderdale.
Disco usually has a lush sound many times like a full orchestra and the music is beautiful and lifts your spirits along with the lyrics about love, sex, and dancing. Many of the other songs mentioned are simply songs that have a gentle soft sound similar to disco, but not the beat with a strong inspiration to dance. Worse, the Rolling Stones never made a disco song no matter how hard anybody claims it is disco. Claiming it is disco does not make it so. That’s how many CDs are sold with the word “disco“ on them, but they contain a lot of music from the 70s that are not disco.
@@divinewon73 ~ That Rolling Stones tune "Miss You," although I can understand why it's misconstrued as a disco track, it's not really a song that's danceable to. Nor does it have the true spirit of the disco era.
I believe you're right though. Many songs from the 70's are lumped in as "Disco" but they really aren't...
Now that's accuracy
@@MissWhite-tq7zl ~ Thank you...🎶🎸🙂
Great choices
Somebody mentioned KC and The Sunshine Band in a comment below. In the early-1990's I went with my husband to Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall (with an indoor performance venue) in Tunica Mississippi. I saw the lead singer Harry Wayne Casey walk into the restaurant as we were leaving. I did not say a single word because I did not want to bother him but do I remember thinking I am looking at Disco. ⭐💖
P.S. If I remember correctly Sam’s Town Hotel & Gambling Hall has three restaurants.
No mention of Disco great Sylvester You make me Feel... Body Strong..I need somebody to Love..
❤🎉🎉Golden times.....of Music, soul and Bee Gees.😊😊😊😊
There were so many incredible disco tunes out there. This list is just the surface of the water!
My thoughts exactly!
Disco inferno is a pure masterpiece
Rolling Stones are disco ?!
Man, you don't know music !
If you listen to it..its a disco beat
@@tommccallan8802your right
It tried to be but everyone tried to be at that point
@@manny4552and don't forget their other song that's considered disco , the Stones Emotional Rescue
@@tommccallan8802Boney M was rock for sure 🤣
I love it, 3 songs from The Bee Gees, Saturday Night Fever! I was 6 years old but I still remember that movie. Saturday Night Fever and Grease had a huge impact on me as a kid
Me too
No Earth Wind & Fire? No MJ, with or without his brothers?
Earth wind and Fire is jazz funk and Mj/Jackson 5 soul/r&b. Not disco .
Stomp hy The Brothers Johnson and Boogie Nights by Heatwave blow away all of these songs!!
@@KarmaisabreezYou Are Wrong.What About Disco: September And Boogie Wonderland By Earth Wind & Fire
Ah, September!!!!!
MJ was not disco. EWF might have had some disco elements, but not pure disco. Disco had to have a driving beat. EWF was to large band sounding. Not complaining I love EWF and MJ.
I loved disco!!! 💜💜💜
LTD: Back In Love Again
Marvin Gaye: Got To Give It Up
Chic: Good Times
Chaka Kahn: Ain't Nobody
Funkadelic: One Nation Under A Groove
Anita Ward; Ring My Bell
Earth Wind And Fire: Sing A Song
The Jacksons: Shake Your Body
Isaac Hayes: Don't Let Go
Johnny Taylor: Disco Lady
...and a ton more!
Some of those songs are 70s funk and soul not Disco technically.
@nlee4566
There is a blurred line... "technically."
I wish I was young again.. I love Disco forever..😂❤🎉
me too! it had everyone dancing together!
Me uno al grupo de la añoranza!. ❤️
I loved disco too, but none of these songs at all. There were far better songs than these.
Disco is life.
The Saturday night fever soundtrak is its own list.
Everybody forgets one of the first disco tunes...
Van McCoy....the hustle
Donna fuc*kn Summer IS disco!!
"Hot Stuff" is NUMERO UNO in my book.
She was the queen of disco as they would say back in the 70s.
I have a live performance of her. I am not into disco but that was just stunning.
@@robvanscheijndel It's weird a lot of rockers back in the day.Hated disco full blast.But they still dug Donna summer
FACTS
I was a club DJ all the way through the 70's, and the act that ALWAYS filled the dance floor was The Jacksons. Without fail.
Strange they never showed up here - although the Rolling Stones (that well known disco band) did.
😂
I hope that was tongue in cheek.
😂That famous all time fan favorite disco band, Rolling Stones.😂😂😂😂
@@marjoriejohnson6535 That was tongue in BOTH cheeks.
Don’t stop ‘til you get enough! 1980, but still easily a disco song.
Rolling stones? 😂😂😂😂 how insulting
We all know the Stones are an iconic Rock band, but they did record and release 2 Disco or dance themed songs, "Miss You" and "Emotional Rescue." They were Mick Jagger's idea during his Studio 54 days with Jeri Hall.
More like soft rock music
SMH
Very
Exactly! The Rolling Stones were great ... in their own genre. But, never Disco!
Yes ALL GREATS N MY TIME Great DISCO SONGS YES STAYIN ALIVE BY BEES GERS N BORN 2 BE ALIVE MY DONNA SUMMER LADT DANCE LIM U FORGEOT YOUR LOVE NEVER CHANGING GREAT PICS Great Memories dancing at clubs 2 4am in the morning clubs closings n BREAKFEST great times Dancing Great Music n Great clubs n Breakefest at 5am in the mornings🔮🔮🔮🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎼🥂🥂🥂🍻🍻🍻🍺🍺🍹🍹🍸🍸🍸🍷🍷🥂 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🍳🍳🍳🍳🍟🍲🥘🥞🥞🍜🍵🍵🍵🍵🍵🍻❤❤❤❤🤗loved those nights 💃🤗
Miss you, by The Rolling Stones, was not a Disco song. I've never heard it at the Disco's club back in the 70s, plus it wasn't on the Billboard Disco Charts. 😳
It was their attempt at it. Just like The Eagles' "One Of These Nights"
@seanswinton6242 I used to hit the disco's back in the late 70's & love dancing 🕺. I don't think I can even dance to it. I'm surprised the list didn't include any songs from KC & the Sunshine Band or Earth, Wind, & Fire. 🤔
I read in Rolling Stone years ago that Mick was into the whole Studio 54 disco scene and the rest of the band absolutely detested it and so it goes
@tonyleach9805 I'm sure a lot of celebrities, especially rock artists, went to Studio 54, not because they love disco so much, but that was the place to hang out to mingle with other famous celebrities.
If y'all think the Eagles and Stones had a true disco beat, you're crazy, seriously crazy.
It’s beautiful to see. Bee Gees is the best band ever .
Dido brother , it said it all 3 tunes for the trio 👌
Nothing wrong with being gay, Bro!!
My list:
1. Anita Ward, Ring My Bell
2. Donna Summer, Wasted.
3. Michael Jackson Don't Stop Till You Get Enough
4. Boney M, Rasputin
5. Brothers Johnson Stomp
6. Bee Gees Staying Alive
7. Donna Summer, Sunset People
8. Abba, Vous leVous
9. Tina Charles I Love to Love
10. Blondie Heart of Glass
Definitely going with Stomp and Staying Alive but thats it on your list
Finally someone mentioned Heart of Glass
@@squonk86 Fair....
@@squonk86 Wasted is THE Disco song. Captures the entire era and experience.m.ruclips.net/video/YhAurLaCE4w/видео.html&pp=ygUTRG9ubmEgc3VtbWVyIHdhc3RlZA%3D%3D
@emmanuelenyinwa1443 Nothing personal but back at the disco clubs I went to none of those songs were played except the two I mentioned 🤘
rolling stones being on this list instead of kc really is... something!
Where's "Play that Funky Music" and "Love Rollercoaster"????
The whole MUSIC world went ballistic...70S rule.....
Well not on a disco list that’s for sure. Those are both R&B/Funk
Foxy hry off
Kano I'm ready
I'm upset Disco Duck didn't make this list.
Just kidding.
Funny 😂😂
Disco duck was aimed more towards young children 6 & under.👶
❤️ disco duck song
I grew up to these…Brings back memories. Thanks 🙏
In the future, Parcels will be on that list... So listen to Parcels now.
Get the Stones out of there. The Thelma
Houston & that second Donna Summer song too.
Abba, K.C. & The Sunshine Band have to have spots on this list .
Hot Stuff from Donna Summer should be in there
Exactly!! Thelma Houston's song is a perfect R&B song that you can dance to but it's not disco!!Miss you is Not a disco song!!San Francisco by The Village people, Stomp by the Brothers Johnson( Yes I know it's Funk)and Boogie Nights by Heatwave are top 10 EASILY!!!!
Never liked anything ABBA
Abba!! Please explain that 😅😅
@@PrattDirkLerxst Song was used exceptionally well in the movie "American Hustle"!!🤩
Still playing on 2024!
There are way more brilliant songs and artists than top 10 can handle!
Bee Gees really had huge hits with disco!
💃🏼 🕺
Can’t believe earth,wind & fire is not on the list
Miss you..stayin alive...and i feel love are great songs
I hated DISCO growing up because it was out at the same time as Led Zepplin and later New Wave which I considered to be REAL MUSIC. I hated the BeeGees most of all.
@@davebarton6824 well I was never into disco much either... I agree with you led Zeppelin was great.. and I liked the bee gees in the sixties era alot better than the disco period ... The stones few disco songs were good and a hand full of disco songs were decent but I never cared for the genre either
@@davebarton6824 ....I hope you have mellowed and see sense now or are you still a metal head ?
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Real Disco music was fully orchestrated, with great musicians on so many instruments! Rolling Stones' "Miss You" is as much Disco as I'm Miss America, and I'm a Grandma who loved Disco when it came out in the 70's!
They missed the two greatest disco bands of all time, Beatles and led Zeppelin.🤣🤣🤣 Granny here, in my 20s during disco faze.
Agreed. Disco has a driving beat. Some dip says Bee Gees How deep is your love is a disco song. What a dip shxit. It's a ballad.
They were obviously never up in the club on a Saturday night in the 70's.
Tell me, what Bed Gee's song is on the Night at Studio 54, double album. NONE. Just because a song has a disco rthymn doesn't make it a disco song.
@@leahwhiteley5164 Disco usually has a lush sound many times like a full orchestra and the music is beautiful and lifts your spirits along with the lyrics about love, sex, and dancing. Many of the other songs mentioned are simply songs that have a gentle soft sound similar to disco, but not the beat with a strong inspiration to dance. Worse, the Rolling Stones never made a disco song no matter how hard anybody claims it is disco. Claiming it is disco does not make it so. That’s how many CDs are sold with the word “disco“ on them, but they contain a lot of music from the 70s that are not disco.
You can quibble and create definitions about what constitutes pure or even typical "disco". In the 70s disco was just a synonym for dance music.
Yes! Bee Gees rule❤
The Bee Gees were the 2nd concert I ever went to! They had the same light up dance floor as Saturday Night Fever and for the encore they brought out Andy Gibb and me and all the teenagers went CRAZY! I still have the Bass tickets and photos 1977! 👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠👠
The video from that concert is all over youtube. I was only 5 years old back then, lol.
'Last train to London' should be on here.
You notice that Andy Gibb was singing with his brother's band the BeeGees
Barry's "younger twin". ❤❤❤❤
Didn't think miss you by the rolling stones was disco. I love that song so much ❤🎉
My list was
Lets All Chant
We are Family
I believe in Miracles
I wanna Dance with You
More More More
Heart of Glass
We're Lost in Music
Great singers and song's. U don't hear music like that anymore. Grew up with these 🎶.
Aa someone who has run karaoke nights for years, clearly bee gees and Abba are way out in front for dance songs and getting people to sing and dance...no matter what age..Abba gimme gimme a man after midnight has to be up there...
BS! Donna Summer is the Queen of Disco.
You must be playing at hillbilly weddings.
You missed the REAL DISCO club scene in the city.
I agree with The Bee Gees but Abba would never dance to them if they came on it was cocktail time
Je valide❤❤❤❤❤
Omg, these were the hits during my college days.
What a great time yo be alive! They are still great songs today. The Bee Gees are still my favorite. (How Deep is your Love)❤❤❤
That is my Favorite Bee Gees song it’s so good all of the songs from that sound track are amazing