Dance music by Western bands
Even bands have plenty of dance music.
Starting long ago with disco-funk, and extending to what’s called dance-punk, new wave, and dance rock.
Here, we introduce dance music by Western bands.
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Dance music by Western bands (21–30)
Jazz CarnivalAzymuth
This is Azymuth, a Brazilian fusion group.
They are even said to have helped establish the fusion genre.
Despite being live performers, they have remarkable stability and a unique groove that’s truly outstanding.
Although it’s a fusion track, it has also become a hit tune in club music.
VenusBananarama
Bananarama is a curious group—just some girls who only sing in unison without any distinctive features—yet somehow they keep turning out hit songs.
This cover track was also a big hit in both the U.
S.
and Japan.
Even now, they continue to be active, mainly performing in concerts.
Stayin’ AliveBee Gees
One of the Bee Gees’ signature songs and the theme song of the film Saturday Night Fever.
The Bee Gees achieved a remarkable record by monopolizing the top three spots on the Billboard chart with this song and two other tracks from the film’s soundtrack: How Deep Is Your Love and Night Fever.
AtomicBlondie
This is Blondie, a quintessential New Wave group led by vocalist Debbie Harry.
They have many signature hits, but isn’t this track the most dance-music-like of them all? It’s included on their fourth album, Eat to the Beat, and was also released as a single.
Dream On DreamerBrand New Heavies
This is the Brand New Heavies, a British acid jazz and funk band active since the 1990s.
Although they later moved toward hip-hop-influenced tracks, this song is a breezy acid jazz tune with a light dance feel.
Le FreakChic
Speaking of Nile Rodgers, he produced artists like Madonna and David Bowie and is a music producer who represents the 1980s.
Among his own hit songs, “Le Freak” is the best known.
The guitar riff is particularly memorable.
Travellin’ BandCreedence Clearwater Revival
CCR churned out a string of hits with their earthy, blues-tinged rock numbers.
No matter the song, John Fogerty’s songwriting and vocals are compelling.
“Travellin’ Band” is straight-up rock ’n’ roll and became a massive hit, reaching No.
2 on the charts.