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Apollo Jams
Worldwide mailorder of new and used vinyl and cd's, underground mixtapes by original worldclass DJs, rare video, personal service, hiphop, dance, house, soul, r&b, oldies, disco, and breakbeats.
Information on artists, producers, labels, and clubs as well as a message board.
Anthems, downloads, lyrics, tributes, radio stations, and links of the '70s and '80s disco era.
Informative interview conducted by WBFO Radio FM 88.7 Arts and Cultural Affairs Producer, Joyce Kryszak with the producer of the first all disco television show. Listen to a five minute Real Audio file or just read the script. Also featured: former dancer and award winning journalist, Carol Kaplan, and the popular disco DJ, John Ceglia.
Dance music source for mixshows, interviews, live radio, artist profiles, and disco related items.
Sound files, lyrics, and trivia.
Corne's Disco Page
Comprehensive label discographies of disco, funk, and soul from 1973 to 1986.
Top 10 lists from around the world as well as music reviews, interviews, and a column featuring Tony Smitherman and New York's world famous DJ, Rene Hewitt.
Dedicated to '80s disco and funk music containing RealAudio remixes, oldschool dance classics, links, and an MP3 of the week.
Weekly disco mixes with over 16 hours of continuous dance music.
Deepdisco.com
Showcases disco, funk, house and other forms of dance music.
Learn how to be a DJ. Free beat mixing, scratching, and formatting tips. DJ equipment, Tip of the Month, links to DJ related sites. Purchase DJ books, videos, software, headphones, turntables, and mixers.
In The Words of the DJs: The whole disco story as told by the people who lived, played, danced at, or owned the clubs.
MP3s from the '70s and '80s of funky, soul, disco, and rap.
Dedicated to disco fans. Stories and songs of artists from the '70s. Monthly Mp3s.
First hand account of missing the disco days. Hear David Swatling´s Real Audio mix of stories, interviews and 30 years of top disco music.
Disco history recounts, clubs, retro music, bands, and fashion.
Photos, news articles, and general description of the night of July 12, 1979 when Chicago rock DJ, Steve Dahl organized a destruction of disco records at Comiskey Park.
List of disco, boogie and hustle music of the '70s.
Indepth who's who list of the disco Djs who started the movement. Some of the greatest DJ's in the world are listed, many with photos, such as: Jackie McCloy, Paul Oakenfold, Jim Burgess, Jimmy Stuard, Joey Palmenteri, Rene Hewitt, John Jellybean Benitez, Richie Rivera, Bobby DJ Guttadaro, Robbie Leslie, Bobby Viteritti, Junior Vasquez, Danny Tenaglia, Larry Levan, Susan Morabito, David Mancuso, Louie Vega, Tee Scott, David Pelligrino, Tom Moulton, Tom Savarese, Eddie Rivera, Francis Grasso, Frankie Knuckles, Walter Gibbons, and many more.
Comprehensive listing of many of the first top disco Djs.
Disco Exhibit at Experience Music Project (tm)
The Music, The People, The Phenomenon. This show will thoroughly explore (and celebrate!) disco's music and culture, from its early days as an underground in New York City, through its rise as a bonafide pop phenomenon, and its lasting legacy as a major influence on international pop sounds and styles. Revealing the multilayered story behind this often misunderstood pop era, "Disco" will approach its subjects with utter respect and love while capturing the fabulousness and fun of this major moment in the night world. Opens in Seattle, Washington on Nov. 15, 2002.
Artist profiles, polls, links, and a message board where users can discuss old school music, clubs, and movies.
Clubs, music, photos, Djs, remixers, producers, record companies, and anything and everything related to disco.
History of Disco from 1973 thru 1980 covering radio, record labels, media, clubs, and music.
David Leifer discuses disco.
David Leifer continues his historical look at the roots of disco, touching on Djs Larry Levan and Frankie Knuckles and the Paradise Garage.
Famous Philly DJ looks back on the roots of disco in a two part Real Player presentation.
Disco music, dance, internet radio, and mp3s.
Disco history from Tower Records' Pulse Magazine.
Dj John Bisci's article about the '70s dance craze living on today in many different forms.
Radio program on 90.7 WTCC FM airing on Fridays from noon to 2:00 pm. Check out: The Artform Disco: Historical Perspective.
Labels, DJs, artists, and club, links, and a Disco Mausoleum.
An essay regarding the importance and influence of disco music for gay culture in the '70s.
DJ Dave Lee, aka Joey Negro's two part video interview.
Links to fan pages, labels, and official artist sites.
Sound samples from assorted disco records, some rare vinyl samples with photos. Includes a download section and disco radio.
Historical information of disco from the early '60s to the early '80s, including music clips and information on artists, labels, music and DJs.
Biographies and discographies of singers and instrumentalists from the first wave ('70s and early '80s) and second wave (late '90s to today) of disco music.
Catering to various musical tastes.
The first television show in the world dedicated to disco music, dance instruction, and hustle dancing. It aired in the late '70s.
Relive the music of Xenon, Infinity, New York New York, and Studio 54.
Record labels, remixers, clubs, producers and audio clips for popular and rare disco music of the '70s and '80s.
Internetradio broadcasting disco dance music from the '70s, '80s, and '90s.
RealAudio disco, house, and dance music from the '70s and '80s, information on classic vinyl records, discussion board, and Top 500 Disco Songs list.
Disco radio FM Hollywood 88.1
Mobile disco operating in the Buckinghamshire and surrounding area. Available for all types of parties, birthdays, weddings, and general functions.
Listen to a three hour RealPlayer disco show with a tribute to one of disco Djs' favorite sons: Frankie Crocker (1937 2000). Monica's special guest is Brian Chin (formerly of Billboard Magazine). Click on October 27, 2000 "Hear the Show!" file.
Disco Music.com interviews this popular former spinner who once worked at all the top New York City's clubs.
Disco, Hi NRG, Italo, New Beat and Techno music.
Monthly dance music newsletter featuring: In The Mix, DJ Profiles, Record Reviews, Club News, Links, Record Labels and Industry News.
One of disco's first djs who is still very active today.
Latest official news and information about the show, plus Disco Profiles, Top 10 charts, and Multimedia.
One of disco's top Djs, innovators, and the founder of International Disco Record Centre (IDRC), one of the first disco dj record pools in the world. RealPlayer video interview conducted in 1979.
Disco record company, Salsoul Records' cover girl. Autographed photos, CD's and memorabilia.
Disco music from the '70s and '80s.
RealAudio clips of disco hits of the '70s and '80s, plus a history.
Deep House Department
Remix Services, Disco Labels, Charts, Stars, Clubs and Music Shops.
BBC Radio 1 Documentary.
DJ Delmar Browne's mixed CD's and booking information for shows.
Contains an online catalog.
Links for oldschool funk, soul, and disco, artists, radio personalities, record companies, periodicals, and DJs.
MP3 collection.
A documentary film which explores the history, the roots, and the spirit of New York Underground Music.
Seventies music page devoted to biographies, discographies, RealAudio clips, and news flashes about disco and r&b artists.
Seventies music era.
Another look at the never ending question: "Did disco ever really die?"
Dedicated to the disco funk movement.
Saturday Night Fever movie information, '70s music, and song lyrics.
Seventies music, memories, trivia, and a Saturday night radio show.
Seventies Dance Music
Disco Hit Parade showcasing 131 top songs with album cover images, audio clips, lyrics, and midi files.
Disco classics, highnrg, after hours music, and early morning selections are covered in RealAudio on this salute to this era's music. Special tributes to artists, producers and musicians are also featured throughout the month.
A wide selection of quality music and video far below retail price. Specializes in urban contemporary genre and disco music along with a wide range of movies and videos.
Reminder of a simpler, funkier time, of things that were once popular and things that are again.
Fan site with Top 500, including lyrics and song information, sections on divas, mixes, and Eurodisco.
Music from yesterday, today, and tomorrow, with charts, classic hits page, and a radio guide.
MP3s of disco classics, contemporary dance music, and a message board.
Interesting article regarding who was the best DJ back in the early disco era.
Mark Jenkins, Washington City Paper's music critic, offers his thoughts on this age old question.
A look into disco history from the online edition of Simon Fraser University's independent student newspaper The Peak.
World's Largest Disco
This event started in 1979 with a crowd of over 13,000 making it into The Guiness Book of World Records as the largest disco event of all time. It is still held on an annual basis in Buffalo, New York.
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