Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Get Up Offa That Thing - James Brown
2. Boogie Nights - Heatwave
3. That's The Way (I Like It) - Kc & The Sunshine Band
4. Let's All Chant - Michael Zager
5. Disco Inferno - Trammps
6. We Are Family - Sister Sledge
7. Ladies Night - Kool & The Gang
8. I Don't Want To Be Freak - Dynasty
9. Boogie Wonderland - Earth, Wind & Fire
10. Contact - Edwin Starr
11. Best Of My Love - Emotions
12. Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel - Tavares
13. Young Hearts Run Free - Candi Staton
14. You To Me Are Everything - The Real Thing
15. Turn The Beat Around - Vicki Sue Robinson
16. Blame It On The Boogie - The Jacksons
17. Wear It Out - Stargard
18. This Is It - Melba Moore
19. If I Can't Have You - Yvonne Elliman
20. Could It Be I'm Falling - Spinners

Disc 2:

1. Car Wash - Rose Royce
2. Le Freak - Chic
3. Lost In Music - Sister Sledge
4. Ring My Bell - Anita Ward
5. I Feel Love - Donna Summer
6. Funky Town - Lipps Inc.
7. You + Me = Love - Undisputed Truth
8. I Love The Nightlife - Alicia Bridges
9. Shake Your Groove Thing - Peaches & Herb
10. Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste Of Honey
11. I Will Survive - Gloria Gaynor
12. The Hustle - Van Mc Coy
13. Ain't No Stopping Us Now - Mcfadden & Whitehead
14. I'm Every Woman - Chaka Khan
15. Whistle Bump - Eumir Deodato
16. Shame - Evelyn King
17. Take That To The Bank - Shalamar
18. Weekend - Phreek
19. Hold Back The Night - Trammps
20. You Make Me Feel Mighty Real - Sylvester

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #104600 in Music
• Released on: 2003-08-18
• Number of discs: 2

Customer Reviews

It's time to Boogie !
Yes! The fashion, the fun and of course the music. So get out your flares and step into those 5 inch platforms comb out those afros and be prepared to dance the night away. Ok so some of the tracks are cheesy but you can't help tapping those toes and humming along and the feel good quality of it all makes you smile. So get ready for a journey into the 70s

Same old 70's disco
Looking at the album cover and the title (soul revival) you'd assume this would a record collectors dream: a double album reviving some lost classic soul tunes of the 70's. Not so.
Instead we get the same old 'disco' tunes. Yeah, there is some soul in here but its the same old tired tunes that most buyers of 70's soul would have already in their collections and that are already available on at least another hundred other similar albums.
This may be of interest to someone who maybe was too young to go out clubbing in the 70's and likes the sounds of 'disco' party records but if you're a soul music officionado steer clear.
In all a missed opportunity really as Earth Wind and Fire, The Jacksons, James Brown and Kool & The Gang et al produced much better not so well known material in the 70's than the overplayed examples here.