01:00:03 4.8 |
STEEL PIER show opening
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01:02:13 134.8 |
Show dancers disco dance to a record of FOXY by The Trammps...crowd of dancers approach stage and fill stage dancing classic disco moves and fashions
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01:05:10 311.8 |
young Jersey Shore dancers are interviewed by show host
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01:06:16 377.8 |
THE TRAMMPS
Seasons For Girls
(lip-sync)
host introduces band and holds up their album TRAMMPS 3 to the camera
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01:12:16 737.8 |
host Ed Hurst holds a 12" LP single made for the disco dance crowd..extending a single for dancing purposes. Gloria Jones on Capitol Records
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01:12:55 776.8 |
brief interview with GLORIA JONES then she sings
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01:15:20 921.8 |
GLORIA JONES
Bring On The Love
(live)
live vocal to a pre-recorded music track
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01:19:46 1187.8 |
Host introduces a recording of Hollywood movie star GARY BUSEY singing TRUE LOVE WAYS from his Buddy Holly bio picture
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01:20:30 1231.8 |
crowds slow dance to Gary Busey / Buddy Holly ballad
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01:25:15 1516.8 |
crowd disco dances to record of KAREN YOUNG performing HOT SHOW. dancers in crowd are introduced after song
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01:30:01 1802.8 |
DEXTER WANSEL
I'm In Love
Dexter Gilman Wansel (born August 22, 1950) is an American keyboardist, raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He contributed to the development of the Philly Sound and worked with producers Gamble and Huff at Philadelphia International Records. Wansel led the musical group, Yellow Sunshine.[1] He has worked with Phyllis Hyman, The Jacksons, MFSB, Teddy Pendergrass, Patti Labelle, Grover Washington Jr. and Lou Rawls amongst many others. He also wrote The Jones Girls 1981 soul music song "Nights over Egypt" and Patti Labelle's 1984 #1 R&B hit, "If Only You Knew", with Cynthia Biggs. His "Theme from the Planets" has been sampled and was featured on the breakbeat compilation album, Ultimate Breaks and Beats.
Whilst Wansel was relatively unknown outside the U.S., many have suggested[who?] that his influence on pop music, as both a producer and performer in the mid 1970s, led to the development of new age soul and jazz funk. His most successful album was Life On Mars, released on the Philadelphia International record label in 1976. Wansel played keyboards, Derek Graves played bass guitar whilst a session singer, Terri Wells, was on vocals. The remaining sound was filled in by Dexter's rhythm section called The Planets featuring Darryl Brown, Calvin Harris, Bobby Malach, Al Harrison and the aforementioned Graves. During the second half of the 1970s, space travel and sci-fi were important themes in the ambient U.S. culture and therefore in funk, jazz, and jazz funk, and were reflected in in Dexter's titles and music.[citation needed] Listening to other tracks on the album, like "Stargazer", "Theme from the Planets" and "Rings of Saturn", it can be seen that a space theme runs through his music.[citation needed] His "Funk Attack" on the 1979 album Time is Slipping Away and "I'll Never Forget (My Favorite Disco)" have stood the test of time.[citation needed] Instrumental arrangements appeared on his album Voyager (1978). In addition to this he presented a disco theme with "Disco Lights" from the album What The World is Coming To (1977); and jazz funk such as "Latin Love" on Voyager; or "Ode Infinitum" on What The World Is Coming To. |
01:34:34 2075.8 |
Fashion designer Marie McCollough introduces fashion show of JEFFREY BEAN Boutique classic mid-1970s winter women's disco era clothing is modeled . Mid-1970's pop fashions / fashion show. furs and Fox Coats, long haired fur coats, coyote coat
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01:43:36 2617.8 |
Ed introduces some of the show dancers. Teens from New Jersey
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01:44:41 2682.8 |
everybody dances to HOT SHOT record by Karen Young..classic disco dancing, crowded dance floor
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01:47:47 2868.8 |
host introduces 1965 recording of THE BOOGALOO by Tom & Jerio..crowd dances to boogaloo record
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01:54:22 3263.8 |
DeeJay introduces a recording by the (local) group GOODY GOODY doing NUMBER ONE DJ - Denise Montana...shots of steel pier rides and amusement park..crowd dances to record discotech circa 1976
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Description: Foxy - Get Off The Trammps - Seasons For Girls Gloria Jones Linda Clifford - Runaway Love Dexter Wansel - I'm In Love Ed Hurst interview with Gloria Jones Gloria Jones - Bring On The Love Gary Busey - True Love Ways Karen Young - Hot Show Tom & Jerio - Boogaloo
Keywords: adult female
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