if you like to boogie..
then click here and check out KPSU's webstream at 4pm pacific. today eva lake's 'no agenda' broadcast will feature ALL DiSCO BABY!!!!!!!
and don't forget to listen to 'artstar' radio after that..
i'll be at the dentist ;P
but, you can bet your disco balls i'll be downloading both to listen to later!!!
here & here
then click here and check out KPSU's webstream at 4pm pacific. today eva lake's 'no agenda' broadcast will feature ALL DiSCO BABY!!!!!!!
and don't forget to listen to 'artstar' radio after that..
i'll be at the dentist ;P
but, you can bet your disco balls i'll be downloading both to listen to later!!!
here & here
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THe bizarre thing: At my sister's wedding, I requested Barry White - and it CLEARED the dance floor. Weird. Just my hubby and I dancing. What's up with these people with no taste for disco!?
love the bee gees.
love the abba.
love the elo.
and i'd say you lucked out having an entire floor to yourselves...more room to show off those travolta moves!!!
THough my real time to get down was during Staying Alive, with my mom, sister and best friend all dancing too. It's my theme song. My mom has a tape of me singing along with her 8-tracks when I was about 1 year old. Too funny. :)
I was thinking about the whole concept of the hipster this morning, and I think being really into disco and motown and 70s music in a non-ironic way is the next wave of hipster chic. Combine that with a classic post war sensibility, and there's the new 'hipster'. I started my way down that path yesterday when I ordered my glasses....I'll have to see if I can find a picture of them online.
actually, i think there's very little in this world that's original when you think about it..
art, fashion, music, architecture...it can usually be traced to SOMEthing or SOMEone else, who was also influenced by something or someone else and so on until the dawn of woman.
if you can remaster, put a spin on or add to another trend, convince masses of hungry consumers it's the 'next best thing,' you got yourself a cash cow baby!
my prediction.. the fedora will make a huge come back. the twist being, it'll be worn by BOTH men and women. (and don't forget the baby gap set!) and the big band sound is due for a resurgence, too...like in a beck samply sort of way.
I can't find a picture, but it's ivory velvet, cut like a suit jacket, with HUGE PURPLE PEONIES all over it. ;)
Hott.
Have you tried http://www.wps1.org/
r.
thanks for YOUR link!
It did occur to me later though that there were a few that I excluded... like the Village People!!! What was I thinking? Surely I have committed some kind of crime there! And I actually have Macho Man and In the Navy.
So I now realize I will do another disco broadcast sometime...(without tech problems!).
Another fun broadcast I was thinking about...would be soul, funk and motown: Stevie, Marvin, Earth, Wind and Fire, Jackson Five, Sly and the Family Stone, Gladys Knight... ending with Prince...
Two people here mentioned the Bee Gees as a favorite. I LOVE the Bee Gees... forever... and all of it... from the 60s onward... flawless music.
your music/interview shows are such a trip!! i'm amazed how similar your tastes are to chuck's, too. brian eno, bill nelson, roxy music. i'll be groovin' to your disco segment very soon. i LOVE making art to your shows, too!! (and i'm VERY particular about what plays in the studio)
bee gees are one of those bands that i just couldn't bring myself to truly appreciate at the time...but, when i heard their pre-disco stuff i was completely hooked. they had the whole harmony thing down to a science!
thanks eva..for playing all the stuff everyone's too dumb or afraid to air on the radio..