[Definitive Edition] Masterpieces of 70s Disco Music
In the 1970s, various forms of Black music such as soul, funk, and R&B began to draw attention.
Disco music is a genre with a somewhat vague definition.
Generally, it refers to upbeat tracks—often heard in discos—within genres like soul, funk, and R&B.
This time, we’ve picked out some disco music classics.
You’ll find plenty of famous songs you’ve probably heard at least once, so be sure to read to the end!
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- [Classic Song] A staple track for dance battles
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Hot StuffDonna Summer
A track from the 1979 album “Bad Girls.” The opening melody and the B part sound familiar from somewhere.
With this song, Summer won one of the female categories at the Grammy Awards.
Japanese singer Hideki Saijo covered it at his 1979 concert, so it’s familiar to us as well.
It’s been used in films many times—a true classic loved across generations.
In conclusion
Disco music of the ’70s freed people’s spirits and brought joy to the dance floor.
From the Village People’s energetic vocals to Gloria Gaynor’s empowering messages, these timeless classics are beloved across generations.
Their enduring appeal hasn’t faded one bit.
Why not surrender yourself to the groove of the ’70s, too?