#Northern disco zoo patterns movie#
#Northern disco zoo patterns tv#

January 19, 1991: Nomad/MC Mikee Freedom/Sharon Dee Clarke, Frank “K”/Wiston Office, Teulé, Quartz/Dina Carroll, Tara Kemp.

January 26, 1991: 2 In A Room, Deskee, The Source/Candi Staton, Lindy Layton, 808 State.

February 2, 1991: Black Box, Oval Emotion, Alexander O’Neal, Johnny Gill, Lalah Hathaway.

February 9, 1991: Ultra Naté, Carlton, The Source/Candi Staton, FPI Project, The Ragga Twins.

February 16, 1991: Deee-Lite, Dream Warriors, MC Hammer, Caveman, George Michael.February 23, 1991: Herb Alpert, Friends Of Matthew, L.A.March 2, 1991: Innocence, Dick, Lisa M, Massive Attack, Clive Griffin.March 9, 1991: Richie Rich/Ralphi Rosario, True Faith, Wop Bop Torledo, Awesome 3, Creative Thieves.March 16, 1991: Frances Nero, Galliano, 2 Tuff, Jay Williams, Marva Hicks.March 23, 1991: Alison Limerick, Rebel M.C., Tara Kemp, Orchestra JB, Club House.March 30, 1991: Addams And Gee, Way To Go, Rappin’ Is Fundamental, Alexander O’Neal, Ceybil.

April 6, 1991: De La Soul, Shawn Christopher, N-Joi, Rumbledub, Wendell Williams.Warning: because of the large number of YouTube and Spotify embeds on each post, pages can sometimes be slow to load.

#Northern disco zoo patterns movie#

Blazing Saddles would become a cult classic movie that has kinda slipped down the rankings this century. By this point in their careers the Four Tops finally run out of steam and would disappear from the charts for well over a decade before making a final last hurrah in the late 80s. It’s become one of Sedaka’s most enduring and signature songs.

#Northern disco zoo patterns tv#

Laughter In The Rain would become one of those “go to” modern standards that was performed by almost every artist who appeared on a UK TV Variety show. Maria Muldaur looked like she was gonna be the next big thing… she wasn’t. Midnight At the Oasis was a massive US hit that reached the lower end of the UK chart despite loads of airplay. James reminding us just how starved we were of information on US artists back in the day before the internet. would spearhead the first Disco tsunami that swept the world. Gloria Gaynor arrives on the scene with her first release produced by Meco Monardo & Tony Bongiovi (older cousin of future rock legend Jon Bon Jovi) Gloria along with George McCrae & K.C. A really good concept, done well, and obviously destined to be extremely popular amongst the Soulful folk. On Part 2, the music drops away, and Bunny preaches to the accompaniment of this by now humming group, members of whom chip in with righteous “yeah, yeahs”, before the music comes back in and the beat returns. There’s still plenty of rhythm, but this time it’s a ponderous slow lurching thump ‘n thud to which you can actually grasp the one you love while you sway on board the love train with a groin-grinding action! (And if you can’t be near the one you love, love the one you’re near!) Anyway, back on the track, Bunny (a bloke, y’know, of mighty disco fame in the past) gets a gospelly feel going as he wails and rants away over a loosely chanting group, who actually start the record off with some formless background chatter over the strongly-featured organ’s sanctified chording and the churchy piano’s ditto plonking. Pulled from Bunny’s “That’s How Long I’ll Be Loving You” album and cut in two for singles release, here’s his ultra-soulful slowing-up of the O’Jays’ international smash.