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1976 Disco

The Bee Gees, Tavares, Vicki Sue Robinson, Diana Ross, and other artists scored big disco hits this year. The finest of them all was "Young Hearts Run Free" by Candi Staton. The disco scene got parodied with "Disco Duck", which actually became a #1 Pop hit in the USA. Meanwhile, the Trammps released their signature song, "Disco Inferno", which would become a huge hit in future years.

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Disco Music released during 1976:

  • The 5th Dimension - "Love Hangover" - electro-disco version of Diana Ross' hit
  • ABBA - "That's Me" - electro-disco-pop
  • AC Soulful Symphony - "Because of You"
  • Acapulco - "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel" - cover of Tavares' hit
  • Ace Spectrum - "Live and Learn (Disco Mix)" - disco-soul
  • Acuario - "Eso es el amor" - Spanish disco-pop version of Pepe Iglesias' song
  • Adriano Celentano - "La neve" - Italian rock-disco-fusion
  • The Advanced Workers with the Anti-Imperialist Singers – "Better Red Let Others Be Dead" - funky disco
  • The Advanced Workers with the Anti-Imperialist Singers – "You Was Dancin Need to be Marchin So You Can Dance Some More Later On" - funky disco
  • Al Downing - "I Love to Love" - cover of Tina Charles' hit with slightly modified lyrics
  • Alan Parker - "Unlimited Love"
  • Albatros - "Private Collection" - electro-disco
  • Albert's Negrita - "That's the Ball" a.k.a. "The Ball Goes On" - rock-disco
  • Alexander Rubin - "Zeig es mir" - German disco-pop
  • Alice Street Gang - "Also Sprach Zarathustra" - disco version of Richard Strauss's composition
  • Alice Street Gang - "Baia"
  • Alice Street Gang - "Brasilian Hustle"
  • Alice Street Gang - "Chove Chuva / Mas Que Nada" - disco version of the 1963 classic by Jorge Ben
  • Alice Street Gang - "Copacabana"
  • Alice Street Gang - "Flamengo"
  • Alice Street Gang - "I'll Never Fall In Love Again"
  • Alice Street Gang - "It's Now or Never" - disco version of the Elvis Presley hit
  • Alice Street Gang - "White Wings"
  • Les Allumettes - "Le Harem" - Middle Eastern-flavored disco in French
  • Les Allumettes - "Mustapha" - Middle Eastern-flavored disco in Arabic and French; cover of Bob Azzam's 1960 song
  • Alvin Cash - "Ali Shuffle" - funky disco
  • Anamia (a.k.a. Ana María de las Mercedes Ortiz Romero) - "Cielito Lindo" - Spanish disco version of the Mexican song
  • Andreas Holm (a.k.a. Hans-Joachim Hirschler) - "Unsre Diskothek" - German disco
  • Anglo-Saxon Brown - "Disco Music"
  • Aniko Benkö - "Schau wie es regnet (Could It Be Magic)" - German disco version of the 1973 Barry Manilow ballad original whose melodies were copied from Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, Opus 28, no. 20
  • Anita Hirvonen (a.k.a. Anita Lindgren) - "Lady Bump" - electro-disco-pop cover of Penny McLean's song in English and Finnish
  • Anita [Sarawak] - "Mr Melody" - disco-soul cover of Natalie Cole's 1976 song
  • Anita [Sarawak] - "Right Back to Where We Started From" - R&B-disco; cover of Maxine Nightingale's 1975 hit
  • Ann Christy (a.k.a. Christiane Leenaerts) - "Secret Love" - disco version of Doris Day's song written by Paul Francis Webster and composed by Samy Fain for the 1953 musical film Calamity Jane
  • Antonella Lualdi - "Stasera no" - Italian disco
  • Antygone's Band - "Patricia" - electro-disco
  • Antygone's Band - "Pica Pica Para Para" - electro-disco
  • Apples - "Baby Face" - disco version of the 1926 song written by Henry Akst and Benny Davis
  • Apples - "Dirty Ol' Man" - cover of the Three Degrees' 1973 song
  • Apples - "Never Can Say Goodbye" - disco version of the hit by Jackson 5 and Gloria Gaynor starting with a slow intro styled like the former but after 54 seconds becoming disco-styled like the latter remake
  • Apples - "Pizzi Pizzi Jab Jab Rainy Day" - disco-pop in Japanese and English
  • Apples - "Sebuntiin no koukai" - Japanese disco
  • Apples - "Stop! In the Name of Love" - disco version of the Supremes' 1965 hit
  • Aquarian Dream - "East 6th Street" - jazzy electro-disco; produced by Norman Connors
  • Aquarian Dream - "I'll Always Love You 'T'" - jazzy electro-disco-soul; produced by Norman Connors
  • Aquarian Dream - "Look Ahead" - jazzy electro-disco; produced by Norman Connors
  • Aquarian Dream - "Phoenix" - jazzy disco/jazz-funk; produced by Norman Connors
  • Archie Bell and the Drells - "Dancin' Man"
  • The Armada Orchestra - "Philly Armada"
  • The Armada Orchestra - "The Love I Lost" - instrumental cover of the 1973 hit by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes
  • Arthur Prysock - "When Love is New" - reached #64 Pop in the USA
  • Asha Puthli a.k.a. Asha Putli - "Jealousy" - jazzy disco
  • Asha Puthli a.k.a. Asha Putli - "Our Love is Making Me Sing"
  • B.T. Express - "Can't Stop Groovin' Now, Wanna Do It Some More" - disco-funk
  • Bad Bascomb Band - "Do It Twice" - funky disco
  • Barbara St Clair - "Teacherman" - electro-disco-soul
  • Barrabas - "Broadway Star"
  • Barry White (a.k.a. Barry Carter) - "You See the Trouble with Me"
  • Beard - "Yankee Disco" - disco-fusion
  • Bebu Silvetti - "C'est Si Bon" - French disco
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Caravana" - disco version of the Duke Ellington classic "Caravan"
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Ciao, Ciao, Bambina" - mostly-instrumental disco in Italian; cover of the 1959 song composed by Domenico Modugno with words by Dino Verde
  • Bebu Silvetti - "El Amor es Azul (Love is Blue)" - disco version of Paul Mauriat's 1968 instrumental hit "Love is Blue"
  • Bebu Silvetti - "El Manisero"
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Medley" - disco versions of various instrumental classics
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Piel Canela"
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Sabor de Miel" - instrumental disco version of the originally instrumental song "Taste of Honey" written by Bobby Scott and Ric Marlow in 1960
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Spring Rain" - reached #39 Pop in the USA in March 1977; theme song to the television game show "The Love Experts" with Bill Cullen
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Vereda Tropical"
  • Bebu Silvetti - "Volare" - disco version of "Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu)", popularized by Dean Martin; in Italian
  • The Bee Gees - "You Should Be Dancing" - reached #1 Pop in the USA in September 1976
  • Benny Troy a.k.a. Benny Mardones - "I Wanna Give You Tomorrow"
  • Benny Troy a.k.a. Benny Mardones - "Two Ships in the Night" - disco-pop
  • Best Corporation - "Toca el minimo de mi vecina" - Spanish electro-disco-pop-fusion version of Weyman Corporation's "Le Chat"; also released in an English version, "The Cat (Come On, Let's Touch the Neighbor's Pussy)"
  • Best Wishes - "Brasilo Brasila" - Brazilian-flavored disco in French
  • Bette Midler - "Strangers in the Night" - disco version of the 1966 Frank Sinatra classic
  • Biddu Orchestra - "Laura"
  • Biddu Orchestra - "Trippin' on a Soul Cloud"
  • Big Daddy Orchestra - "La Cinquieme (The 5th)" - based on Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, influenced by Walter Murphy's hit
  • Bill Pursell and the Nashville Sweat Band and Aides - "Deja-Vu"
  • Billy Ocean - "Tell Him to Move Over" - electro-rock-disco-pop
  • Bimbo Jet - "Love is What We Need"
  • Birds of a Feather - "Swan Song (Disco Version)" - mellow disco; composed by Leon Aronson
  • Birmingham and Eggs - "Disco Dog"
  • Björn Skifs - "Ginger Me" - electro-disco-pop
  • Black Blood - "Be Happy"
  • Black Blood - "Muko Wapi" - African disco in Swahili
  • Black Blood - "Umuliye" - African disco in Swahili
  • Black Gorilla - "Gimme Dat Banana"
  • Black Ivory - "Longer Ride"
  • Black Ivory - "Walking Downtown (On a Saturday Night)"
  • Black Ivory - "White Wind"
  • Black Level - "Mr. Bow, Wolf Man"
  • Black Level - "Sexy Walkin'"
  • Black Level - "Soul Pilot" - disco-fusion
  • Black Soul - "Black Brothers" - electro-disco
  • Black Soul - "Mangous Ye" - African disco, sung in a Bantu language from Zaire (probably Swahili or Lingala)
  • Blackbuster - "Bionic Boogie"
  • Blackbuster - "Disco Concerto" - disco version of "The Warsaw Concerto" composed by Richard Addinsell in 1941
  • Blackbuster - "Disco Duck" - electro-disco cover of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots
  • Blackbuster - "Fly, Robin, Fly" - mellow disco cover of Silver Convention's 1975 hit
  • Blackbuster - "Get Up and Boogie" - cover of Silver Convention's hit
  • Blackbuster - "I Am Somebody" - funky disco cover of Jimmy James and the Vagabonds' 1975 song
  • Blackbuster - "I've Got You Under My Skin" - disco version of Cole Porter's 1936 classic
  • Blackbuster - "Jump for Joy"
  • Blackbuster - "Lady Bump" - cover of Penny McLean's hit
  • Blackbuster - "Let's Do the Latin Hustle" - cover of Eddie Drennon's song
  • Blackbuster - "Our Day Will Come" - mostly-instrumental disco version of the 1963 Ruby and the Romantics original
  • Blackbuster - "San Francisco Hustle" - cover of Silver Convention's disco song
  • Blackbuster - "Save Me" - cover of Silver Convention's hit
  • Blackbuster - "Sesame Street" - disco version of the American television show theme
  • Blackbuster - "Shack Up" - funky disco cover of Banbarra's song
  • Blackbuster - "Summer of '42" - disco version of the 1971 song by Peter Nero and His Orchestra
  • Blackbuster - "Tangerine" - disco version of a 1942 song written by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger
  • Blackbuster - "That Old Black Magic" - disco version of the 1943 Glenn Miller Orchestra hit
  • Blood Hollins - "Don't Give It Up" - jazzy disco-soul
  • Bob Crewe Generation (B.C.G.) - "Street Talk" - reached #56 Pop in the USA
  • Bob Martin - "Tu peux chercher (un autre amour que le mien)" - French disco-soul version of Lou Rawls' hit "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine"
  • Bob Mount - "Doing the Hustle With You"
  • Bobby Hebb - "Sunny '76" - disco version of his own hit song from 1966 that he was inspired to remake after Yambu and Boney M had success with their disco versions of it
  • Bobby Rydell - "Sway (Disco Version)" - remake of his 1960 hit, which in turn was an English version of Pablo Beltrán Ruiz's 1953 Spanish-language mambo song "¿Quién será?"; reached #27 Adult Contemporary in the USA
  • Bobby Thomas and the Hotline - "Sugar Boogie"
  • Boney M - "Daddy Cool" - disco-pop; reached #65 Pop in the USA in 1977
  • Boney M - "Sunny" - disco cover of the Bobby Hebb classic
  • Botticelli and His Orchestra - "Could It Be Magic" - instrumental disco version of the 1973 Barry Manilow ballad original whose melodies were copied from Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, Opus 28, no. 20
  • The Bottom Line - "That's the Way to Go (Special Disco Version)" - electro-rock-disco-pop
  • Boule Noire and Toulouse - "On a Rien à Perdre" - French disco-pop; also released in an English version, "If You Ever Need Someone", credited to Toulouse
  • Boule Noire and Toulouse - "Lindbergh II" - disco in French and English; also released in an English version, "Catch the First Thing Smokin'", credited to Toulouse; cover of a 1968 French-language psychedelic song by Robert Charlebois
  • Boule Noire and Toulouse - "Loin d'ici" - electro-disco-pop in French
  • Box O Lettes - "Boxo-Boxo"
  • Brass Construction - "Ha Cha Cha (Funktion)" - funky disco; reached #51 Pop in the USA
  • Brenda Taylor - "Dance Little Lady Dance" - disco-pop cover of Tina Charles' hit
  • Brenda Taylor - "Could It Be Magic" - electro-disco version of the 1973 Barry Manilow ballad original whose melodies were copied from Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, Opus 28, no. 20
  • Brenda Taylor - "Love to Love You Baby" - mellow electro-disco cover of Donna Summer's 1975 hit
  • Brenda Taylor - "More More More" - cover of of the 1975 hit by Andrea True Connection
  • Brenda Taylor - "Try Me, I Know We Can Make It" - cover of Donna Summer's disco song
  • Brendon [Dunning] - "Gimme Some" - electro-rock-disco cover of the 1975 electro-disco song by Jimmy "Bo" Horne
  • Brian Sharp - "The Hustle" - electro-disco version of Van McCoy's 1975 disco hit
  • The Broadway Brass - "A Bushel and a Peck" - electro-disco-pop version of the song from the 1950 musical "Guys and Dolls"
  • The Broadway Brass - "Fugue for Tinhorns" - jazzy electro-disco version of the song from the 1950 musical "Guys and Dolls"
  • The Broadway Brass - "Guys and Dolls" - electro-disco version of the theme song to the 1950 musical "Guys and Dolls"
  • The Broadway Brass - "If I Were a Bell" - electro-disco version of the song from the 1950 musical Guys and Dolls
  • The Broadway Brass - "I've Never Been in Love Before" - electro-disco version of the song from the 1950 musical "Guys and Dolls"
  • The Broadway Brass - "Sit Down You're Rockin' the Boat" - jazzy electro-disco version of the song from the 1950 musical "Guys and Dolls"
  • The Broadway Brass - "The Oldest Established" - electro-disco version of the song from the 1950 musical "Guys and Dolls"
  • The Brothers - "Brothers Theme (Instrumental)"
  • The Brothers - "Last Chance to Dance"
  • The Brothers - "Make Love"
  • The Brothers - "Under the Skin"
  • The Brothers - "Were You Ready For That"
  • Brown Sugar - "I'm Going Through Changes Now" - disco-soul
  • Bumblebee Unlimited - "Love Bug" - electro-disco; reached #92 Pop in the USA
  • Bumpers - "Dance the Bump"
  • C. Henry Woods Troupe - "The Stranger" - disco-funk
  • Calender - "Comin' On Strong"
  • Candi Staton (a.k.a. Canzetta Staton) - "Run to Me"
  • Candi Staton (a.k.a. Canzetta Staton) - "Young Hearts Run Free" - reached #20 Pop in the USA in August 1976, #2 Pop in the U.K.
  • Captain Dax - "Dr. Beezar 'Soul Frankenstein'" - electro-disco
  • Carl Davis and the Chi-Sound Orchestra - "Windy City Theme" - jazzy electro-disco
  • Carol Douglas (a.k.a. Carolyn Strickland) - "Carol's Theme, Pts. 1 and 2"
  • Carol Douglas (a.k.a. Carolyn Strickland) - "Crime Doesn't Pay" a.k.a. "Crime Don't Pay" - instrumental pattern is largely copied from her 1974 hit "Doctor's Orders"
  • Carol Douglas (a.k.a. Carolyn Strickland) - "In the Morning" - has a brief reprise of "Midnight Love Affair" at the end
  • Carol Douglas (a.k.a. Carolyn Strickland) - "Lie to Me"
  • Carol Douglas (a.k.a. Carolyn Strickland) - "Lifetime Guarantee" - disco cover of Charles Drain's 1975 disco-flavored soul song "Lifetime Guarantee of Love"
  • Carol Douglas (a.k.a. Carolyn Strickland) - "Midnight Love Affair" - disco with the melody from Pierre Groscolas' 1974 French song "Ma jeunesse au fond de l'eau"
  • Carol Williams - "Come Back"
  • Carol Williams - "Love is You"
  • Carol Williams - "More" - disco version of the Kai Winding classic
  • Carol Williams - "My Time of Need" - mellow disco; part of the song sings the McDonald's slogan "Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, on a sesame seed bun"
  • Caroline Verdi - "C'est lui que je veux" - French rock-disco-pop version of Marianne Rosenberg's 1975 disco-pop song "Er gehört zu mir"
  • Cedar Walton - "Canadian Sunset" - jazzy disco
  • [Jean-Marc] Cerrone - "Black is Black" - disco cover of the 1966 Los Bravos classic
  • [Jean-Marc] Cerrone - "Love in C Minor" - reached #36 Pop in the USA in April 1977
  • [Jean-Marc] Cerrone - "Midnite Lady"
  • Champ's Boys Orchestra - "Land of Make-Believe"
  • Champ's Boys Orchestra - "Tubular Bells" - mellow disco version of the Mike Oldfield song, and the bassline is like that in "Love to Love You Baby" by Donna Summer; reached #98 Pop in the USA in June 1976
  • The Chanter Singers - "Band of Gold" - disco version of Freda Payne's 1970 hit
  • The Chanter Singers - "Sideshow" - reached #43 Pop in the UK in July 1976
  • Charles Earland - "From My Heart to Yours" - jazzy electro-rock-disco
  • The Chequers - "Check It Out" - electro-disco-funk
  • The Chicago Gangsters - "Gangster Love" - funky R&B-disco
  • Chieko Matsumoto - "Viva Animals!!" - Japanese disco-pop
  • Cho Yong-pil - "Neomujjalb-ayo" - Korean electro-disco
  • Chocolat's - "Donne-Moi Un Baiser" - disco-pop in Portuguese
  • Chocolat's - "La Bamba" - latin-disco version of the Mexican traditional song, in Spanish
  • Chocolat's - "Perque No" - mellow disco in Portuguese
  • Chocolat's - "The Kings of Clubs" - disco-fusion
  • Chocolat's - "Toca Toca" - disco-fusion in Portuguese
  • Chocolat's - "Viva Rio" - electro-disco
  • Chor und Orchester Kai Warner - "A Hard Day's Night" - partly-instrumental disco version of the Beatles' 1964 rock-pop hit
  • Chor und Orchester Kai Warner - "Eight Days A Week" - disco-pop version of the 1964 Beatles hit
  • Chor und Orchester Kai Warner - "Get Back" - disco-pop version of the Beatles hit
  • Chris Bennett - "Disco Man"
  • Christopher John, Son Orchestre et ses Chanteurs - "December 1963" a.k.a. "December '63" - disco-pop cover of the 1975 hit by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
  • Chubby Checker - "Move It" - funky electro-disco
  • The Chuck Davis Orchestra - "Spirit of Sunshine"
  • Cindy Rodriguez - "What You Need Is My Love" - jazzy electro-latin-disco
  • Cissy Stone - "Gone But Not Forgotten"
  • Claude François - "Cette année-là" - disco-pop; French version of "December 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
  • Claude François - "Laisse une chance à notre amour" - French disco version of "Now is the Time" by Jimmy James and the Vagabonds
  • Claudja Barry - "Sweet Dynamite"
  • Cleveland Eaton - "Bama Boogie Woogie" - quotes the words to "Do It Anyway You Wanna" by People's Choice in one portion of the song
  • Cliff Carpenter und sein Orchester - "Daddy Cool" - instrumental disco version of Boney M's song; uses Boney M's original instrumental backing track as its base, to which other instrumentation (including horns) was added
  • Clifton Ridgewood - "Yankee Doodle Dandy" - instrumental disco version of the American classic
  • Cloud One - "Atmosphere Strutt" - electro-disco
  • Cloud One - "Charleston Hopscotch" - electro-disco
  • Cloud One - "Disco Juice" - electro-disco
  • Cloud One - "Doin' It All Night Long" - electro-disco
  • Cloud One - "Spaced Out" - electro-disco
  • Connexion - "Disco Night" - funky electro-rock-disco in German and English
  • The Continental Group - "Soul Dracula" - funky electro-disco cover of the 1975 song by Hot Blood
  • Convictions - "You Should Be Dancing" - electro-disco cover of the Bee Gees' hit
  • Cory Braverman - "I Wanna Do It Over Again" - disco-soul
  • Crack of Dawn - "It's Alright (This Feeling)" - disco-soul
  • Crackers - "Gas" - rock-disco
  • Crazy Boom Sisters - "Take Off '77"
  • Crown Heights Affair - "Dancin'" - reached #42 Pop in the USA in 1977
  • Crown Heights Affair - "Far Out"
  • Crown Heights Affair - "Love Me" - jazzy disco
  • Crown Heights Affair - "Searching For Your Love"
  • Crystal Grass - "Dance Up a Storm" - disco-funk
  • Crystal Grass - "Lemme See Ya Gitchyer Thing Off Baby - Hustle"
  • Crystal King (Kurisutaru Kingu) - "Boop Boop A Hustle" a.k.a. "Come on! Hustle Baby (Kamon! Hassaru beibii)" - electro-rock-disco
  • Current - "Classica's Love Song (Disco Version)"
  • Cy Coleman - "Chloë" - jazzy disco version of the 1927 show tune "Chlo-e (Song of the Swamp)" composed by Charles N. Daniels with lyrics by Gus Kahn
  • Cy Coleman - "Speak Low" - jazzy disco version of the song composed by Kurt Weill with lyrics by Ogden Nash first performed in the 1943 musical "One Touch of Venus"
  • Cyndi Grecco - "Dancing, Dancing" - disco-pop
  • Cyril Reginald - "Mr. Nô" - Spanish electro-rock-disco
  • D.C. LaRue (David Charles L'Heureux) - "Cathedrals" - reached #94 Pop in the USA in November 1976
  • D.C. LaRue (David Charles L'Heureux) - "Face of Love"
  • D.C. LaRue (David Charles L'Heureux) - "Overture"
  • D.C. LaRue (David Charles L'Heureux) with Lou Christie - "Don't Keep it in the Shadows"
  • The DCA Experience - "Happy Days Are Here Again" - disco version of the 1929 song written by Jack Yellen and composed by Milton Ager
  • The DCA Experience - "Service Medley: The Caissons Go Rolling Along (The Artillery Song) / The Marines' Hymn / The U.S. Air Force (The Wild Blue Yonder) / Anchors Aweigh" - disco versions of these themes
  • The DCA Experience - "States Medley: Oklahoma / California Here I Come / Deep in the Heart of Texas" - disco versions of these tunes, the first written by Rodgers and Hammerstein for the 1943 musical Oklahoma!
  • The DCA Experience - "Strike Up the Band" - disco version of the 1927 song composed by George Gershwin with lyrics by Ira Gershwin and Millie Raush
  • The DCA Experience - "Waiting for the Robert E. Lee" - disco version of the 1912 song written by L. Wolfe Gilbert and composed by Lewis F. Muir
  • The DCA Experience - "The Yankee Doodle Boy" - disco version of "Yankee Doodle Dandy"
  • The DCA Experience - "You're a Grand Old Flag" - disco version of the American classic tune composed by George M. Cohan
  • D.J. Scott - "Disco Duck" - cover of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots
  • D.J. Scott - "Take It"
  • Dale [Flohr] - "You Belong to Me" - English disco-pop cover of Marianne Rosenberg's 1975 German disco-pop hit "Er gehört zu mir"
  • Dalida - "Amor, Amor, Amor (Amor)" - French disco-pop version of the song "Amor" written by Mendez and Ruiz for the 1944 film "Broadway Rhythm"
  • Dalida - "Besame Mucho" - French disco-pop version of the song "Bésame Mucho" by Consuelo Torres and Ortiz Velazquez
  • Dalida - "Les feuilles mortes" - mellow French disco version of the song by Yves Montand
  • Daniel Janin, son Orchestre et ses Chanteurs featuring Edna Galix - "Spring Affair" - cover of Donna Summer's song
  • Daniel Patucchi Orchestra - "More" - partly-instrumental disco version of the 1964 Bobby Darin song
  • Danny (a.k.a. Ilkka Johannes Lipsanen) - "Pelkkäauml; Tulta (I'm On Fire)" - Finnish disco version of 5000 Volts' hit
  • Danny (a.k.a. Ilkka Johannes Lipsanen) - "Teräsmies" - Finnish disco version of Boney M's "Daddy Cool"
  • David Bowie - "Station to Station" - electro-rock-disco-fusion
  • David Christie (a.k.a. Jacques Pépino) - "Paris By Night (Is Outta Sight)"
  • David Martial - "Célimène" - French beguine-flavored electro-disco-pop
  • David Matthews and Whirlwind - "Shoogie Wanna Boogie - funky disco-fusion
  • Delegation - "The Promise of Love"
  • Delegation - "Where is the Love (We Used to Know)" - disco-soul
  • Dennie Christian - "Besame Mucho (Sagte sie mir immer nur)" - disco-pop in German and Spanish
  • Desiree' - "Goodbar Won't Ya Take Me Home Tonight" - electro-disco
  • Desiree' - "Mi Amore" - electro-disco
  • The Destinations - "I've Got to Dance (To Keep from Crying)"
  • The Detours - "Try to Hold On" - electro-disco-soul
  • The Detroit Emeralds - "Feel the Need in Me '76" - disco-soul remake of their 1972 original; reached #90 Pop in the USA in 1977
  • Devoshun (Free Style) - "No, No, No, My Friend (You're Wrong So Do It Again)" - funky disco
  • The Dezro Orchestra - "Let's Go Funk"
  • Diana Marcovitz - "Pretty Young Boys"
  • Diana Ross - "Love Hangover" - reached #1 Pop in the USA in May 1976
  • Dino Solera and the Munich Machine - "Classically Elise" - disco version of Ludwig van Beethoven's "Für Elise"
  • Disco Breed - "Blue Moon" - instrumental disco version of a song by Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers that was performed by artists like Elvis Presley and the Marcels in the 1950s and 1960s
  • Disco Breed - "Blue Star"
  • Disco Breed - "Just For Tonight"
  • Disco Breed - "Let's Do the Latin Hustle" - cover of the 1975 song by Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited
  • Disco Breed - "Let's Pool"
  • Disco Breed - "Love Machine" - funky disco cover of the 1975 hit by The Miracles
  • Disco Breed - "Perfidia" - instrumental jazzy disco version of the song written by Alberto Domínguez
  • Disco Dub Band - "For the Love of Money" - jazzy disco version of the O'Jays soul classic
  • The Disco Hustlers - "Let's Do the Latin Hustle" - electro-disco cover of Eddie Drennon's song
  • The Disco Maniax - "Everybody Dance" - electro-disco-fusion
  • Disco Orchestral - "Baby Face" - disco version of the 1926 song written by Henry Akst and Benny Davis
  • Disco Orchestral - "Headline News" - melody partly covers that of Carol Douglas's 1975 song but this version is largely instrumental
  • Disco Orchestral - "It Had to be You" - disco version of the song written by Gus Kahn and Isham Jones
  • Disco Orchestral - "Tangerine" - disco version of a 1942 song written by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger
  • Disco Orchestral - "That Old Black Magic" - disco version of the 1943 Glenn Miller Orchestra hit
  • Disco Orchestral - "Who's Sorry Now" - disco version of Bob Thompson's 1923 song
  • Disco Ranger featuring Tangerine - "Disco Ranger" - a disco version of the 1829 "William Tell Overture" by Gioachino Rossini (used as the theme song to the 1950s television show "The Lone Ranger"), overlaid by the melody from the 1959 classic "See You in September" by the Tempos, with original lyrics
  • Disco Tex and His Sex-O-Lettes - "Hey There Little Firefly"
  • Disco Tex and His Sex-O-Lettes - "Hot Lava" - electro-disco
  • Disko Band - "Brahm's Disco Dance No. 5" - electro-disco version of a famous classical piece by Brahms
  • Disko Band - "A Fifth of Beethoven" - based on Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, influenced by Walter Murphy's hit
  • Disko Band - "A Rockin' Rachmaninoff" - electro-disco version of a classical piece by Rachmaninoff
  • Disko Band - "A Sixth of Tschaikowsky" - electro-disco version of a classical piece by Tchaikovsky
  • Disko Band - "A Touch of Rossini's Ranger" - electro-disco version of the classical piece "William Tell Overture" by Rossini
  • Don Covay - "Travelin' in Heavy Traffic" - disco-soul
  • Donna Hightower - "Forgive Me One More Time" - R&B-disco
  • Donna Summer - "Autumn Changes"
  • Donna Summer - "Could It Be Magic" - disco cover of the 1973 Barry Manilow ballad original whose melodies were copied from Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, Opus 28, no. 20; reached #52 Pop in the USA in May 1976
  • Donna Summer - "Spring Affair" - reached #47 Pop in the USA
  • Donna Summer - "Summer Fever"
  • Donna Summer - "Try Me, I Know We Can Make It" - reached #80 Pop in the USA in summer 1976
  • Double Exposure - "Ice Cold Love"
  • Double Exposure - "My Love is Free"
  • Double Exposure - "Ten Percent" - reached #54 Pop in the USA in August 1976
  • Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - "Cherchez la Femme/Se Si Bon" - jazzy disco; reached #27 Pop in the USA in January 1977
  • Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - "I'll Play the Fool" - mellow jazzy disco; reached #80 Pop in the USA in late 1976
  • Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah Band - "Sour and Sweet" - jazzy disco
  • Dr. Dragon and the Oriental Express - "Doctor Dragon Theme" - Japanese-flavored disco
  • Dr. Dragon and the Oriental Express - "Peanuts"
  • Dr. Dragon and the Oriental Express - "The Hustle Jet"
  • Duke Grant - "Never Can Say Goodbye" - instrumental disco cover of the hit by the Jackson 5 and Gloria Gaynor
  • Duo Born Free - "Disco Bird"
  • The Dupars featuring Vanetta Fields - "Don't Let the Feeling" - funky electro-disco
  • The Dupars featuring Vanetta Fields - "Imagination" - electro-disco
  • The Earls - "Get on Up and Dance the Continental" - electro-disco-funk
  • Eastside Connection - "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas" - disco in Spanish; cover of Bobby Capó's 1947 hit written by Osvaldo Farres
  • Ebony - "Don't Boogie Mr. Tango" - tango-flavored rock-disco
  • Ebony - "Slacker"
  • Ecstasy, Passion, and Pain - "Dance the Night Away" - mellow disco
  • Ecstasy, Passion, and Pain - "Touch and Go" - reached #98 Pop in the USA in June 1976
  • Ed Fox - "Coffee Eyes" - disco-pop
  • [Eddie] Brigati - "Groovin'" - disco version of the 1967 hit by the Young Rascals
  • Eddie Kendricks - "Goin' Up in Smoke" - disco-soul
  • Eddie Kendricks - "He's a Friend" - gospel-disco
  • El Coco - "Gimme Some" - produced by Laurin Rinder and W. Michael Lewis
  • El Coco - "Let's Get it Together" - reached #61 Pop in the USA in late 1976 - produced by Laurin Rinder and W. Michael Lewis
  • Elena e il parco dei ricordi - "Tua" - Italian electro-disco-pop
  • Eli's Second Coming - "Love Chant"
  • Ella Andall and Shorty Vibration International - "Hello Africa" - Trinidad/African-flavored disco
  • Elvis Presley - "Moody Blue" - country-disco-pop-fusion; reached #31 Pop in the U.S. and reached #1 Country in February 1977
  • Emily - "Take Me (I'm a Woman)" - mellow disco-pop
  • En Davy - "Okay I am K.O." - electro-disco
  • Enoch Light and the Light Brigade - "The Mad Russian"
  • Enzo Lupo - "What A Diff'rence A Day Makes" - instrumental jazzy disco version of Dinah Washington's 1959 song
  • Ervinna [Monica] and the Dusk - "Get Up and Boogie" - electro-disco cover of Silver Convention's hit
  • Ervinna [Monica] and the Dusk - "Lady Bump" - electro-disco cover of Penny McLean's hit
  • Ervinna [Monica] and the Dusk - "Paloma Blanca" - disco version of the song by George Baker Selection in English and Spanish
  • Ervinna [Monica], Charlie and His Boys - "One of these Nights" - electro-rock-disco cover of the Eagles' 1975 rock-disco hit
  • Esmeralda a.k.a. La Chicharra - "Cuando Caliente El Sol" - Spanish disco version of the 1960 song written by Carlos Rigual Rodriquez and M. Rigual Rodriquez
  • Esther Phillips - "Boy, I Really Tied One On"
  • Esther Phillips - "Magic's in the Air"
  • Esther Williams - "You Gotta Let Me Show You"
  • Etap - "Did You Mean Maybe" - mellow electro-disco
  • Etta Cameron - "Wild Widow" - rock-disco
  • Evelyn Thomas - "Doomsday"
  • Fabulous Faces Orchestra - "Donkey Serenade (Sérénade A La Mule)" - instrumental disco version of Mario Lanza's 1960 song
  • Fabulous Faces Orchestra - "Penny Sérénade (Si, Si, Si... Serenade Sans Espoir)" - French disco version of the song written by Melle Weersma
  • Faith, Hope, and Charity - "Life Goes On"
  • Faith, Hope, and Charity - "You're My Peace of Mind" - mellow disco
  • Fajardo '76 - "C'mon Baby, Do the Latin Hustle" - latin-disco
  • Family Affair - "Call Me"
  • Family Affair - "Love Hustle"
  • Fantastic Soul Invention - "Ball in Play"
  • Fantastic Soul Invention - "Double Action" - funky disco
  • Fatback Band - "December 1963 (Oh What A Night)" - cover of the 1975 hit by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
  • Fatback Band - "Disco Crazy"
  • Fatback Band - "Night Fever" - electro-disco
  • Fausto Papetti - "Trouble Maker" - cover of Roberta Kelly's song
  • Fay Hauser - "Reaching Out for Happiness" - electro-disco
  • The Final Approach - "We Like to Boogie"
  • Fingertips - "Shelter Me" - disco-pop
  • The Firebolts - "Everybody Party (Get Down)" - funky electro-disco
  • The Firebolts - "Hum Along Song" - electro-disco-funk
  • First Choice - "Are You Ready for Me?"
  • First Choice - "Gotta Get Away (From You Baby)"
  • Fist-O-Funk Orchestra - "New York Strut"
  • Five Easy Pieces - "Blue Don't Care" - electro-disco-funk
  • Five Special - "The More I Get To Know You" - disco-soul
  • Flashlight (Quickest Way Out) - "Beginner's Luck" - disco-soul
  • Flashlight (Quickest Way Out) - "Who Am I?" - disco-soul
  • The Flowers Orchestra - "Danubio Azul" a.k.a. "Le Beau Danube Bleu" - disco version of "Blue Danube" by Johann Strauss
  • The Flowers Orchestra - "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" - instrumental disco version of the song written by P.F. Webster and S. Fain
  • The Flowers Orchestra - "The Days of Wine and Roses" - instrumental disco version of Henry Mancini's tune
  • Foxy - "The Way You Do the Things You Do"
  • Franck Pourcel Grand Orchestre - "À quoi sert de vivre libre" - Spanish-flavored instrumental disco-fusion version of the Stylistics' 1975 hit "Can't Give You Anything (But My Love)"
  • Franck Pourcel Grand Orchestre - "Amour, Danse et Printemps (The Sound of Spring)"
  • Frankie Avalon - "Venus (Disco Version)" - remake of his 1959 hit; reached #46 Pop in the USA in early 1976
  • Frankie Crocker's Heart and Soul Orchestra - "Friendly Persuasion"
  • Frankie Crocker's Heart and Soul Orchestra - "I Can't Get Started"
  • Frankie Crocker's Heart and Soul Orchestra - "Moonlight in Vermont" - disco version of a song written by Blackburn and Suessdorf and performed by Frank Sinatra, Mel Torme, and Johnny Smith
  • Frankie Crocker's Heart and Soul Orchestra - "Poinciana" - instrumental disco version of the song composed by Nat Simon
  • Frankie Crocker's Heart and Soul Orchestra - "The Very Thought of You" - disco version of the 1934 Ray Noble standard
  • The Front Runners - "The Big Hurt"
  • Funky Bureau - "Boogie Walk" - disco-funk
  • Fussy Cussy - "Disco Kings" - electro-disco
  • Fussy Cussy - "La Vita" - rock-disco in Spanish
  • Füsun Önal - "Neden Tuttun Elimi (Eski Bir Hikaye)" - Turkish disco-pop
  • The Gang Band - "T.S.O.B. The Sound of Boston" - electro-disco
  • Garrett Scott - "Na Na Kiss Him Goodbye" - electro-disco version of the 1969 pop song by Steam
  • Gary Toms Empire - "Love Me Right"
  • Gary Toms Empire - "Party Hardy" - rock-disco
  • Gary Toms Empire - "Stand Up and Shout" - funky disco
  • Gene Page - "Together Whatever"
  • Gene Page - "Wild Cherry" - mellow disco
  • Gentlemen and their Lady (featuring Danny Mitchell) - "...Like Her!"
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Baby Face" - disco version of the 1926 song written by Henry Akst and Benny Davis
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Boo Hoo" - mellow disco version of Guy Lombardo's 1937 song
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Brazil" - based on Ary Barroso's "Aquarela Do Brasil"
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "El Bimbo" - disco version of Bimbo Jet's 1974 song
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Dance Dance Dance"
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "I Could Have Danced All Night" - disco version of the song from the 1956 musical "My Fair Lady", written by Alan Jay Lerner
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Paloma Blanca" - disco version of the song by George Baker Selection
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Smile"
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Strangers in the Night" - disco version of the 1966 Frank Sinatra classic
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Tangerine" - disco version of a 1942 song written by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger
  • Geoff Love's Big Disco Sound - "Y Viva España" - disco version of the song composed by Leo Caerts
  • George McCrae - "Cut the Rug"
  • George McCrae - "Dance in a Circle"
  • George McCrae - "Dancin' Through the Storm" - R&B-disco
  • George McCrae - "Givin' Back the Feeling"
  • George McCrae - "Nothing But Love"
  • George McCrae and Gwen McCrae - "Winners Together, Losers Apart"
  • George Saxon - "Tangerine" - jazzy electro-disco version of a 1942 song written by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger
  • Gérard Lenorman - "Les cathédrales" - French disco
  • The Gerhard Narholz Orchestra - "Say Yes!"
  • Gilla (a.k.a. Gisela Wuchinger) - "Johnny" - mellow disco
  • Gilly Mason - "Let Me Get To Love You"
  • Gino Dentie and the Family - "Express" - electro-disco-funk cover of B.T. Express's 1975 hit
  • Gino Dentie and the Family - "Movin'" - electro-disco-funk cover of Brass Construction's 1975 hit
  • Gino Dentie and the Family - "Sexy" - cover of the 1975 MFSB song
  • [Giovanni] Fenati - "Lisboa Antigua" - instrumental disco version of the 1937 song "Lisboa Antiga" composed by Raul Portela with lyrics by José Galhardo and Amadeu do Vale that was called "Lisbon Antigua" by the Nelson Riddle Orchestra in 1956
  • Giorgio Moroder - "Knights in White Satin" - disco version of the Moody Blues classic "Nights in White Satin"
  • Giorgio Moroder - "Oh L'Amour"
  • Giuni Russo a.k.a. Junie Russo (a.k.a. Giuseppa Romeo) - "Che mi succede adesso" - Italian disco-pop
  • The Glass Family - "Smoke Your Troubles Away"
  • The Glen Burton Experience - "Killing Me Softly With His Song" - disco version of the soul song written by Charles Fox and Norman Gimbel that became a hit for Roberta Flack in 1973
  • Gloria Gaynor (a.k.a. Gloria Fowles) - "Be Mine"
  • Gloria Gaynor (a.k.a. Gloria Fowles) - "I've Got You Under My Skin" - disco version of Cole Porter's 1936 classic
  • Gloria Spring - "Baby, Come On" - mellow disco
  • The Gold Association a.k.a. The Golden Association - "More, More, More" - cover of Andrea True Connection's 1975 hit
  • Goldie Ens - "Disco Baby (Casanova)" - disco-pop
  • Got-Cha' - "Don't Stop the Music"
  • Grace Jones - "That's the Trouble"
  • Group 6 - "Gennem Natten" - Danish electro-disco-pop version of "I'm on Fire" by 5000 Volts
  • Gruppe Elefant - "Drei Mädchen und eine Band" - German disco
  • Guarare - "Semi-Suite"
  • Guitars and Gianni Bobbio - "Fly Robin Fly" - mellow disco cover of the hit by Silver Convention
  • Guitars and Gianni Bobbio - "Love to Love You Baby" - mellow electro-disco cover of Donna Summer's hit
  • Guy Lemaire - "Get Up and Boogie" - electro-disco cover of the Silver Convention hit
  • Guy Lemaire - "J'aime la musique" - instrumental electro-disco cover of the song composed by Martin Stevens and Jocelyne Berthiaume
  • Guy Lemaire - "Loin loin de la ville" - instrumental jazzy electro-disco version of the song written by Georges Thurston
  • Guy Lemaire - "More More More" - instrumental electro-disco version of the hit by Andrea True Connection
  • Guy Lemaire - "The Hustle" - instrumental electro-disco version of Van McCoy's 1975 disco hit
  • Guy Lemaire - "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" - instrumental electro-disco version of Lou Rawls' hit
  • H.T. Corporation - "Love's Theme" - electro-disco version of Love Unlimited Orchestra's 1973 instrumental hit
  • H.Z. Band - "Grand Prix" - disco-funk
  • Hamilton Bohannon - "Dance Your Ass Off"
  • Hamilton Bohannon - "Stop and Go" - funky disco
  • Harold Butler and the Connection - "Gold Connection" - electro-disco
  • Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes - "Big Singing Star" - disco-soul
  • Harolds Band a.k.a. Beautycase Orchestra a.k.a. The Disco Dance Orchester - "Fiesta" - disco version of the song written by Leonard Whitcup and Walter Samuels
  • Harolds Band a.k.a. Beautycase Orchestra a.k.a. The Disco Dance Orchester - "Salome" - instrumental rock-disco version of the classic tune whose music was composed by Robert Stolz
  • Harolds Band a.k.a. Beautycase Orchestra a.k.a. The Disco Dance Orchester - "Tenderly" - disco version of the 1946 song composed by Jack Lawrence and Walter Gross
  • Hazel Dean a.k.a. Hazell Dean (a.k.a. Hazel Diane Poole) - "Got You Where I Want You"
  • Heart and Soul Orchestra - "Do the Walk" - funky disco
  • Heart and Soul Orchestra - "You Got Me Going" - funky disco
  • Heatwave - "Boogie Nights" - reached #2 Pop in the USA in November 1977
  • Herbie Mann - "Aria"
  • Herbie Mann - "Bird in a Silver Cage"
  • Herbie Mann - "Birdwalk"
  • Herbie Mann - "The Piper"
  • Hermit Bernard Band - "Pagurus"
  • Hiromi Iwasaki - "Mirai" - Japanese disco-pop
  • Holger Thomas - "Hey, Disco Queen" - disco-pop in German and English
  • The Homesteaders - "A Fifth of Beethoven" - based on Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, influenced by Walter Murphy's hit
  • The Homesteaders - "Disco Duck" - cover of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots
  • The Homesteaders - "You Should Be Dancing" - electro-disco cover of the Bee Gees' hit
  • The Honeybees - "Dream Express"
  • Hot Chocolate - "Don't Stop It Now" - funky disco
  • Hot Ice - "Dancing Free" - electro-disco
  • Hot Ice - "Disco Summer" - electro-disco
  • Houston Person - "Dancing Feet" - jazzy disco
  • Impact - "Give a Broken Heart a Break" - disco-soul
  • Impact - "Happy Man" - disco-soul
  • 'In Search Of' Orchestra - "In Search of... (Part 1) (Version Especial de Disco)" - electro-disco; produced by W. Michael Lewis and Laurin Rinder
  • Ingmar Nordströms - "How High the Moon" - jazzy disco version of a 1960 Ella Fitzgerald hit
  • Ingmar Nordströms - "Volare" - Italian-flavored disco version of "Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu)", popularized by Dean Martin, in Italian and English
  • [Ingo] Cramer and Greenberg (a.k.a. Wilfried Grünberg) Guitar Sound - "Concorde" - electro-disco
  • Inner City Symphony - "Fly, Robin, Fly" - instrumental disco cover of Silver Convention's 1975 hit
  • Ipe Ivandić i Bijelo dugme - "Vatra" - electro-rock-disco-fusion
  • The Isley Brothers - "Who Loves You Better" - disco-soul
  • J.A.L.N. Band - "Disco Music (I Like It)" - disco-funk; reached #21 Pop in the U.K. in October 1976
  • J.B.'s Wedge - "Bessie" - electro-disco-funk
  • J.D.V. [Jerry De Villiers] and Friends - "Bon Bon"
  • Jackie Carter - "Disco Star"
  • Jackie Carter - "Let's All Get Together" - electro-disco
  • Jackie Carter - "Treat Me Like a Woman" - disco-funk
  • Jackie Robinson (a.k.a. Gitta Walther MacKay) - "Pussyfooter" - funky disco
  • Jacques Lepage - "Comme D'Habitude" - French disco version of Frank Sinatra's "My Way"
  • Jâ-Kki (Jakki) - "Sun... Sun... Sun..." - electro-disco; reached #96 Pop in the USA in September 1976
  • James Last - "Daddy Cool" - disco-pop cover of Boney M's hit
  • James Last - "Disco Duck" - cover of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots
  • James Last - "I Only Want to be With You" - disco-pop version of Dusty Springfield's 1964 pop hit
  • James Last - "Paloma Blanca" - disco version of the song by George Baker Selection
  • Jane Palmer - "Dream On Dreamer Boy"
  • Jane Palmer - "Low Down Love" - also released in a German version, "Willst du mich"
  • Jay C. Corry - "Dancin' on a Highway"
  • Jay C. Corry - "House of Truth" - electro-rock-disco
  • Jay C. Corry - "Love Me or Leave Me" - electro-disco-pop
  • Jaye P. Morgan - "I Fall in Love Everyday" - disco-soul
  • Jean Carn - "If You Wanna Go Back" - disco-soul
  • Jean-Claude Pierric and Daniel Janin - "Shine, Sun, Shine"
  • Jean-Luc Ferré, son Orchestre et ses Chanteurs - "Le Chat" - French electro-disco-pop cover of Weyman Corporation's 1976 song
  • Jeanne Napoli - "Oh, No, Don't Let Go" - disco-pop
  • Jeff and Jack Shelley with Michael Goldberg - "Bad Situation" - funky disco
  • Jeff Evans - "I'll Be Seeing You" - disco version of the 1938 song by Irving Kahal and Sammy Fain
  • Jennifer (a.k.a. Chantal Benoist) - "Do it for Me"
  • Jeremy Finn - "Lady Ann" - disco-pop
  • Jermaine Jackson - "Let's Be Young Tonight" - reached #55 Pop in the USA
  • Jerry Mantron - "Yppi Yppi" - electro-disco
  • Jerry Rix - "Disco Train"
  • Jesse Green - "Flip"
  • Jesse Green - "Nice and Slow"
  • Jesse Green - "You are the Star"
  • Jimmy Castor Bunch - "Space Age" - disco-funk
  • Jimmy Dockett - "Get Down Happy People" - funky disco
  • Jimmy James and the Vagabonds - "Disco Fever" - funky disco
  • Jimmy James and the Vagabonds - "I'll Go Where Your Music Takes Me" - reached #23 Pop in the U.K. in 1976
  • Jimmy James and the Vagabonds - "Now is the Time" - reached #5 Pop in the U.K. in 1976
  • Jimmy Sabater - "To Be With You" - disco version of the 1962 song by Joe Cuba Sextet
  • Joanne Spain - "Elevator"
  • Jocelyn [Hattab] - "Tabourè" - disco in French and Tunisian Arabic
  • Joe E. Rome and Company - "How Can I Ever Thank You"
  • Joe Simon - "Easy to Love"
  • Joe Simon - "I Need You, You Need Me"
  • Joe Simon - "You Didn't Have to Play No Games"
  • Joe Tex - "Ain't Gonna Bump No More (With No Big Fat Woman)" - funky electro-disco; reached #12 Pop in the USA in June 1977
  • John Blackinsell Orchestra and Singers - "Disco Duck" - cover of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots
  • John Davis and the Monster Orchestra - "I Can't Stop"
  • John Davis and the Monster Orchestra - "I Get a Kick" - disco version of a Cole Porter song
  • John Davis and the Monster Orchestra - "I've Got You Under My Skin" - disco version of a Cole Porter song
  • John Davis and the Monster Orchestra - "Night and Day" - disco version of a Cole Porter song
  • John Davis and the Monster Orchestra - "Tell Me How You Like It"
  • John Davis and the Monster Orchestra - "You Do Something to Me" - disco version of a Cole Porter song
  • John Miles - "Slowdown"
  • Johnny "Guitar" Watson - "I Need It" - calypso-disco-funk
  • Johnny Roman - "Buona Sera" - disco in Italian and English; cover of the 1950 song by Louis Prima and His Orchestra
  • Jonathan King a.k.a. One Hundred Ton and a Feather (a.k.a. Kenneth King) - "It Only Takes a Minute" - cover of Tavares' hit; reached #9 Pop in the UK in 1976
  • Jonathon James - "Disco Duck" - electro-disco cover of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots
  • Jose Marcello Orchestra - "I Love to Love" - partly-instrumental mellow disco cover of Tina Charles' hit
  • Jose Marcello Orchestra - "Never Can Say Goodbye" - partly-instrumental disco cover of the hit by the Jackson 5 and Gloria Gaynor
  • Jose Marcello Orchestra - "Spanish Hustle" - partly-instrumental jazzy disco cover of Fatback Band's 1975 hit "(Do the) Spanish Hustle"
  • Judy McQueen - "I Feel Fine" - disco-pop
  • Juggy Murray Jones - "Inside America" - jazzy electro-disco
  • Juggy Murray Jones - "Super-Positive Delight"
  • Julien Orchestra - "Adios Elvis" - jazzy disco
  • Jumbo - "China-Na" - Chinese-flavored mellow disco in English and Chinese and/or French
  • Jumbo - "Let's Dance (Dance, Dance, Dance)"
  • Jumbo - "Saturday"
  • Jumbo - "Turn On To Love"
  • K.C. and the Sunshine Band - "I Like To Do It" - disco-pop; reached #37 Pop in the USA in December 1976
  • K.C. and the Sunshine Band - "(Shake Shake Shake) Shake Your Booty" - disco-pop; reached #1 Pop in the USA in September 1976
  • Kai Warner (a.k.a. Werner Last) - "Brazil" - electro-disco based on Ary Barroso's "Aquarela Do Brasil"
  • Kai Warner (a.k.a. Werner Last) - "I'm on Fire" - instrumental electro-disco version of the 1975 hit by 5000 Volts
  • Kai Warner (a.k.a. Werner Last) - "Lady Bump" - instrumental electro-disco version of Penny McLean's hit
  • Kai Warner (a.k.a. Werner Last) - "Never Can Say Goodbye" - cover of Gloria Gaynor's 1974 hit
  • Kai Warner (a.k.a. Werner Last) - "The Hustle"
  • Kai Warner (a.k.a. Werner Last) - "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes" - electro-disco cover of Dinah Washington's 1959 song "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes"
  • Kai Warner and His Orchestra - "Margie's Hustle"
  • Kai Warner Singers - "You See the Trouble With Me" - cover of Barry White's song
  • Kai Warner's Salsoul Sensation - "Blue Moon" - disco version of a song by Lorenz Hart and Richard Rodgers that was performed by artists like Elvis Presley and the Marcels in the 1950s and 1960s
  • Kai Warner's Salsoul Sensation - "Candy" - disco version of the song by Big Maybelle
  • Kai Warner's Salsoul Sensation - "My Heart Belongs to Daddy" - disco version of the Marilyn Monroe classic
  • Kai Warner's Salsoul Sensation - "Salsoul Motion"
  • Kai Warner's Salsoul Sensation - "Surrender"
  • Kai Warner's Salsoul Sensation - "Tangerine" - disco version of a 1942 song written by Johnny Mercer and Victor Schertzinger
  • Karol Duchoň and Prognóza - "Mám ľudí rád" - Slovak electro-disco-pop
  • Katri Helena [Kalaoja] - "Lady Love" - disco-pop in Finnish and English
  • Keiko Akimoto - "Chou" - Japanese disco
  • Key and Cleary featuring the Chosen Few Band - "What It Takes to Live" - electro-R&B-disco
  • Kimm (a.k.a. Corrie Hekker) - "Only You Know and I Know" - disco-pop version of Dave Mason's 1970 song
  • King Errisson - "Dance With Me" - disco version of Orleans' 1974 soft rock hit
  • Kisa Magnusson - "Min Skillnad är Du" - Swedish electro-rock-disco version of "What a Difference a Day Makes" by Dinah Washington
  • Koivistolaiset (a.k.a. Anja Koivisto and Anneli Koivisto) - "Lady Bump" - disco-pop cover of Penny McLean's song in English and Finnish
  • Koivistolaiset (a.k.a. Anja Koivisto and Anneli Koivisto) - "Mä haluun suukon" - Finnish disco-pop cover of Barry Blue's "Kiss Me Kiss Your Baby"
  • Kreis - "Doch ich wollt' es wissen" - German disco
  • L.A. Express - "Dance the Night Away" - jazzy disco
  • LTG Exchange - "Huddle" - funky disco
  • La Belle Epoque - "Black is Black" - disco cover of the 1966 Los Bravos classic
  • Lady Flash - "Street Singin'" - disco-fusion; reached #27 Pop in the USA
  • Lady Love - "Hooga-Hoo" - American Indian-flavored electro-disco
  • Lady Margo (a.k.a. Joyce Margo) - "Simply Got to Make It (Without You)" - electro-disco-soul
  • Lafayette Street [Orchestra] - "Can You Dig It"
  • Lafayette Street [Orchestra] - "Chariot (I Will Follow Him)" - disco version of Little Peggy March's 1963 hit
  • Lalo Schifrin - "Dragonfly"
  • Lalo Schifrin - "Towering Toccata" - jazzy disco version of Bach's "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor"
  • Larry McGee Revolution - "The Burg (Pittsburgh, Pa.)" - electro-disco-funk
  • Larry Page Orchestra - "Erotic Soul"
  • Larry Page Orchestra - "Tokyo Melody" - Japanese-flavored disco
  • Laura Greene - "You Take My Heart Away" - disco-soul cover of the song from the movie "Rocky"
  • Lauren Nakano with Wada Hiroshi and Mahina Sutaazu - "Yuu Waku" - Japanese disco version of Bimbo Jet's 1974 song "El Bimbo"
  • Lawrence Welk - "The Hustle" - cover of Van McCoy's hit
  • Lee Eldred - "How's Your Love Life" - funky electro-disco
  • Lee Fields and the Now Generation - "The Last Dance" - disco-funk
  • Lee Garrett - "Heart Be Still"
  • Lee Garrett - "You're My Everything" - mellow disco-soul; reached #58 Pop in the USA in mid-1976
  • Lenny Bailey Orchestra - "Do It With Me (Anything You Feel Like Doing)"
  • Leo and Co. - "Le Tube a Leo" - electro-disco-pop in French with Spanish flavor
  • Leroy Hutson - "Feel the Spirit (In '76)" - electro-disco
  • Lewis Furey (a.k.a. Lewis Greenblatt) - "Top Ten Sexes" - mellow disco
  • Lia Velasco (a.k.a. Lia de Vries) - "5.0.5. p.m. (Another Fridaynight)" - electro-disco
  • Lia Velasco (a.k.a. Lia de Vries) - "Theme From 5.0.5" - electro-disco
  • Lia Velasco (a.k.a. Lia de Vries) - "Your Smile"
  • Life U.S.A. - "Foxy Trot"
  • The Lime and Lemon Co. - "Colour Generator" - electro-disco
  • Lizzy [Maessen] - "Just Wanna Dance With You" - disco-pop
  • Lloyd Price - "You Brought It On Yourself" - R&B-disco
  • Loes en Marjan - "Disco Party" - mellow electro-disco
  • Loleatta Holloway - "Dreamin'" - reached #72 Pop in the USA in 1977
  • Loleatta Holloway - "Hit and Run"
  • Loleatta Holloway - "Ripped Off"
  • Loleatta Holloway - "We're Getting Stronger (The Longer We Stay Together)"
  • The Lolita Ladies - "Toro (Part 2)" - Spanish-flavored electro-disco version of a bullfight song in Spanish
  • London to Rome - "Let's Not Wait" - disco-soul
  • Lou Courtney - "Call the Police (911)" - disco-soul
  • Lou Matera - "My Sun is Shining" - disco in English and Italian including a cover of "O solo mio"
  • Lou Rawls - "Groovy People" - reached #64 Pop in the USA in late 1976
  • Lou Rawls - "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" - disco-soul; reached #2 Pop in the USA in September 1976
  • Love, Devotion, and Happiness - "Love Potion #7" - R&B-disco
  • Love Machine - "Disco Babies"
  • Lovebirds - "The Disco Sound" - electro-disco
  • Lucio Battisti - "Il veliero" - Italian electro-disco; also released in a Spanish version, "El velero"
  • Lynn Cavanaugh - "If You Want Respect" - electro-disco
  • Lynn Cavanaugh - "It Feels So Good" - electro-disco
  • M and O Band - "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" - instrumental mellow disco version of this English traditional Christmas carol
  • M and O Band - "Let's Do the Latin Hustle" - latin-disco; cover/partial reworking of the 1975 song by Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited; reached #16 Pop in U.K. in March 1976
  • M and O Band - "White Christmas" - disco version of the Christmas classic
  • MFSB - "I'm on Your Side" - mellow jazzy disco
  • MFSB - "Summertime and I'm Feelin' Mellow"
  • MFSB - "We Got the Time"
  • Madison - "Let It Ring" - disco-pop
  • Madison - "My Girl Don't Do Dat" - country-disco-pop
  • Magic - "Disco Queen" - electro-disco
  • Magic Disco Machine a.k.a. Motown Magic Disco Machine - "Back to Bach"
  • Major Harris - "Ruby Lee" - disco-soul
  • Marcello Minerbi - "Volare" - Italian disco version of "Volare (Nel Blu Di Pinto Di Blu)", popularized by Dean Martin
  • Margaret Singana - "Where is the Love?" - disco-soul; remake of the 1974 Betty Wright song
  • Margherita Sada - "Dancing Queen (Regina di tutti noi)" - electro-disco-pop version of ABBA's hit in Italian and English
  • Marianne Rosenberg - "A V.I.P."
  • Marianne Rosenberg - "Paris" - German disco
  • Marianne Rosenberg - "Wieder Zusammen" - German disco
  • Mario Cavallero, son Orchestre et ses Chanteurs - "Could It Be Magic" - disco version of the 1973 Barry Manilow ballad original whose melodies were copied from Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, Opus 28, no. 20
  • Mario Cavallero, son Orchestre et ses Chanteurs - "Daddy Cool" - disco-pop cover of Boney M's hit
  • Mario Cavallero, son Orchestre et ses Chanteurs - "Fly Robin Fly" - mellow disco cover of the hit by Silver Convention
  • Mario Cavallero, son Orchestre et ses Chanteurs - "You Should Be Dancing" - electro-disco cover of the Bee Gees' hit
  • Marjie (Margie) Joseph - "Prophecy" - disco-soul
  • Mark Radice - "Here I Go Fallin' in Love Again" - disco-soul
  • Mark Radice - "If You Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em"
  • Mark Radice - "Monkey See Monkey Do"
  • Marlena Shaw - "(It's Better) Than Walkin' Out"
  • [Marty] Allen (a.k.a. Morton Alpern) and [Steve] Rossi (a.k.a. Joseph Tafarella) - "Sway" - comedic mellow disco; melody from Bobby Rydell's 1960 hit but the words are totally different
  • Maryann Farra and Satin Soul - "Stoned Out of My Mind"
  • Mass Production - "Welcome to Our World (of Merry Music)" - funky disco; reached #68 Pop in the USA in early 1977
  • Max Greger and His Orchestra - "Dancing Queen" - instrumental electro-disco version of ABBA's hit
  • Max Greger and His Orchestra - "More, More, More" - instrumental disco cover of the Andrea True Connection hit
  • Maynard Ferguson - "Pagliacci (Disco Version)" - jazzy rock-disco version of his 1976 song
  • Megumi Asaoka - "Tasogare no terasu" - Japanese disco-pop
  • Melba Moore - "Good Love Makes Everything All Right" - disco-soul
  • Melba Moore - "This Is It" - reached #91 Pop in the USA in spring 1976
  • The Memphis Horns - "80 Proof Red" - funky disco
  • The Memphis Horns - "High on Music" - jazzy disco
  • Memphis Sounds Orchestra - "Sleigh Ride" - instrumental disco version of the Christmas classic
  • Metal Weeds - "Sunshine Love"
  • The Meters - "Disco is the Thing Today"
  • Michael Holm (a.k.a. Lothar Bernhard Walter) - "Lady Love" - disco in English and German
  • Michael Holm (a.k.a. Lothar Bernhard Walter) - "Manhattan" - German disco
  • Michael Polnareff - "Lipstick" - reached #61 Pop in the USA in June 1976
  • Mill Street Depo[t] - "I May Be Right, I May Be Wrong" - R&B-disco
  • Millie Jackson - "House for Sale" - soul-disco
  • Milt[on] Grayson - "The Disco Walk" - R&B-disco-fusion
  • Milton Hamilton and Spiritualized - "My Love Supreme"
  • Milton Wright - "Ooh Ooh Ooh I Like It" - funky disco
  • Miroslav Vitous - "New York City"
  • Mista Change - "Show Me What You're Made Of"
  • The Moments - "Nine Times (Disco Version)" - disco-soul
  • Momo Yang - "Ciao Svedesina" - disco in Italian and English
  • Momoe Yamaguchi - "Nageki no subway" - Japanese disco
  • Momoe Yamaguchi - "Suzuyakana hito" - Japanese disco
  • Monsieur Goraguer - "Sexy Dracula" - electro-disco
  • The Monstars - "Funny Saga" - funky disco
  • [Moses] Dillard and [Lorraine] Johnson - "Here We Go, Loving Again" - disco-soul
  • Muscle Shoals Horns - "Breakdown (Black Skinned Blue Eyed Boys)" - disco-funk
  • Myrian Ross - "Could It Be Magic" - electro-disco version of the 1973 Barry Manilow ballad original whose melodies were copied from Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, Opus 28, no. 20
  • Nasty City - "Disco Baby"
  • Nat Wright - "When Love is New" - cover of Arthur Prysock's song
  • Nature Zone - "Rhythm (Will Keep Us Together)"
  • Nel Oliver - "The Trip" - electro-disco
  • Nelson Ned [d'Ávila Pinto] - "Babalú" - Spanish disco version of Margarita Lecuona's song
  • The New Marketts - "Theme from M*A*S*H"
  • The New Ventures - "Daylight"
  • New York City Rhythm Orchestra - "Art Deco" - mellow disco
  • The New York Disco Orchestra - "The Way We Were" - electro-disco instrumental version of Barbra Streisand's song composed by Marvin Hamlisch for the film "The Way We Were"
  • The New York Rubber Rock Band - "Dance with Me" - electro-rock-disco version of the 1959 R&B hit by the Drifters
  • The New York Rubber Rock Band - "Hello Stranger" - electro-disco-pop version of Barbara Lewis's 1963 R&B hit
  • Newton's - "Shake Shake Shake" - mellow funky disco cover of the hit by K.C. and the Sunshine Band
  • The Nice People - "Disco Dynamit"
  • Norma Jenkins - "Can You Imagine That" - funky disco-soul
  • Nosotros - "No Puedo Decirte Adiós (Never Can Say Goodbye)" - Spanish electro-disco version of this Jackson 5 hit
  • November - "Hi Hi Hi"
  • Novi Fosili - "Plovi Mala Barka" - Croatian disco-pop
  • Obatala - "I'll Remember April" - electro-disco; based on the Frank Sinatra tune
  • Obatala - "Shades of September" - electro-disco-funk
  • Odia Coates and Paul Anka - "Make It Up to Me in Love"
  • The Ohio Players - "Feel the Beat (Everybody Disco)" - reached #61 Pop in the USA in 1977
  • Orchester Pete Danby - "More, More, More" - instrumental disco cover of the hit by Andrea True Connection
  • The Originals - "Down to Love Town" - reached #47 Pop in the USA
  • Orquesta Contemporánea – "Summer of '42 (Verano del 42)" - disco version of the 1971 song by Peter Nero and His Orchestra
  • Os Motokas - "1,2,3,4...Fire / Could It Be Magic / Silly Love Songs" - medley of hits, starting with an electro-disco-pop cover of Penny McLean's 1975 song followed by an electro-disco version of Barry Manilow's 1973 ballad and concluding with an electro-disco-pop cover of Wings' 1976 hit
  • Oscar [Young] and His Orchestra - "Flight '76" - cover of Walter Murphy's song, based on "Flight of the Bumble Bee" by Nikolay Rymsky-Korsakov
  • P. Persons - "Sha Va Va"
  • Paco Cepero - "Ibiza" - Spanish-flavored disco-fusion
  • Pãolo - "Disco do Brasil" - Brazilian-flavored Portuguese disco with the same bassline as Power Play's "Do It All the Night"
  • Papa's Results - "I'm Looking for a Song" - electro-disco-soul
  • Pat Lundy - "Day By Day"
  • Pat Lundy - "My Sweet Lord"
  • Patrick Zabé - "Le maillot de football" - French disco
  • Patsy Gallant - "Are You Ready For Love?" - disco-pop
  • Patsy Gallant - "Libre Pour l'Amour" - French electro-disco-pop
  • Patti Boulaye - "I'm Not Going to Put My Shirt on You"
  • Patti Boulaye - "Stop It, I Like It" - mellow disco
  • Paul Jabara - "Yankee Doodle Dandy" - disco version of the traditional American song
  • Paul Mauriat and his Orchestra - "La Reine de Saba (Disco Version)" - mellow disco remake
  • Paul Mauriat and his Orchestra - "Love is Still Blue" - mellow disco version of his 1968 instrumental hit "Love is Blue"
  • Paul Vincent - "Disco Duck (Version Française Originale)" - remake of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots in mixed French and English lyrics
  • Paula Tsui [Siu-fung] - "Kuài lái tiào pèng pèng wǔ" - Mandarin Chinese disco-pop version of Penny McLean's "Lady Bump"
  • The Pearls - "I'll See You in My Dreams" - jazzy disco version of the 1924 song composed by Isham Jones with lyrics by Gus Kahn
  • The Penthouse Band - "I'm On Fire" - cover of 5000 Volts' hit
  • Penumbra - "Who Loves You" - electro-disco cover of the 1975 hit by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
  • People's Choice - "Here We Go Again" - funky disco
  • People's Choice - "Jam, Jam, Jam (All Night Long)" - funky disco
  • Percy Faith - "Summer Place '76" - disco version of the classic 1959 movie theme "Theme from 'A Summer Place'"
  • Performance - "Dynamite Dragster" - funky disco
  • The Persuaders - "Count the Ways" - disco-soul
  • The Persuaders - "Tryin' to Love Two Women" - disco-soul
  • Peter Orloff - "Wilder Wein" - German disco-pop version of John Sebastian's "Hideaway"
  • Peter Safari a.k.a. Peter Savary (a.k.a. Peter Joosten) - "Ciao Ciao Bambina" - disco in Italian and English; cover of the 1959 song written by Domenico Modugno and Eduardo Verde
  • Philadelphia Ambassadors - "Girl (Love Everything About You)" - disco-soul
  • Philharmonic 2000 a.k.a. Symphonic 2000 - "1812/76" - disco version of the 1812 Overture by Tchaikovsky
  • Philharmonic 2000 a.k.a. Symphonic 2000 - "Bees Knees" - disco version of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Flight of the Bumblebees"
  • Philharmonic 2000 a.k.a. Symphonic 2000 - "Big Apple" - disco version of the "William Tell Overture" by Rossini
  • Philharmonic 2000 a.k.a. Symphonic 2000 - "Disconcerto" - disco version of Piano Concerto No. 1 by Tchaikovsky
  • Philharmonic 2000 a.k.a. Symphonic 2000 - "G-String Boogie" - disco version of "Air" from Ouverture No. 3 in D major by Johann Sebastian Bach
  • Philharmonic 2000 a.k.a. Symphonic 2000 - "New World" - disco version of the "New World" Symphony by Antonín Dvořák
  • Pilita Corrales (a.k.a. Pilar Garrido Corrales) - "Dahil Sa Isang Bulaklak" - Tagalog disco-pop from the Philippines; cover of the song composed by Leopoldo Silos
  • Pilita Corrales (a.k.a. Pilar Garrido Corrales) - "D'Yos Lamang Ang Nakakaalam" - Tagalog disco-pop from the Philippines; cover of the song composed by Leopoldo Silos and written by Manoling Villar
  • Pilita Corrales (a.k.a. Pilar Garrido Corrales) - "Kalesa" - Tagalog mellow disco-pop from the Philippines; cover of the song by Ambrosio del Rosario and Levi Celerio
  • Pilita Corrales (a.k.a. Pilar Garrido Corrales) - "Sapaghat Kami'y Tao Lamano" - Tagalog disco-pop from the Philippines; cover of the song written by A. Maiquez
  • Pino Calvi - "What a Difference a Day Made" - instrumental disco version of Dinah Washington's 1959 song "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes"
  • Pitty Melo - "Um pato a Rio (Un canard a Rio)" - Portuguese electro-disco
  • Play Boy Band - "Disco Duck - Part I" - cover of the 1976 parody by Rick Dees and his Cast of Idiots
  • The Players Association - "I Like It" - funky electro-disco
  • The Players Association - "Let's Groove" - jazzy disco instrumental version of the 1975 Archie Bell and the Drells song
  • The Players Association - "Love Hangover" - jazzy electro-disco cover of the Diana Ross song
  • Poison - "Our Place in Time" - electro-disco-funk
  • Polly Browne a.k.a. Polly Brown - "Love Bug"
  • Pourcel Disco Sound Unlimited - "Chariot (I Will Follow Him) (1976 Version)" - mostly-instrumental disco version of Petula Clark's hit; differs from Frank Pourcel's 1962 version
  • Pourcel Disco Sound Unlimited - "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" - mostly-instrumental rock-disco version of the 1955 movie theme composed by Sammy Fain
  • Power Play - "Do It All the Night"
  • Purple Reign - "Love Shortage"
  • Queen Yahna - "Ain't It Time"
  • Raffaella Carrà - "0303456" - Italian disco-pop
  • Raffaella Carrà - "Male" - Italian disco
  • Rainbow Society Orchestra featuring Aquarius - "All of Me (Disco Version)" - disco version of the classic written by Gerald Marks and Seymour Simons
  • Randy Pie - "Dance (If You Want It)"
  • Rare Pleasure - "Let Me Down Easy"
  • Ray Conniff - "A Fifth of Tchaikovsky" - disco version of a classical piece by Tchaikovsky
  • Ray Crumley - "All the Way in Love With You" - electro-disco-soul
  • Ray Crumley - "Uncanny" - funky electro-disco
  • Raymond Lefèvre et Son Grand Orchestre - "Et Maintenant (What Now My Love)" - instrumental mellow disco version of the 1961 song composed by Gilbert Bécaud
  • Raymond Lefèvre et Son Grand Orchestre - "Les Feuilles Mortes (Autumn Leaves)" - instrumental disco version of the 1946 song composed by Joseph Kosma
  • The Real Thing - "You to Me are Everything" - mellow disco-soul; reached #64 Pop in the USA in August 1976
  • Red Face - "Red Face Rides Again" - electro-disco
  • Red Hurley - "Philadelphia Freedom" - disco-pop cover of the 1975 hit by the Elton John Band
  • Red Hurley - "Tennessee Special" - disco-pop
  • Redstones - "Madly"
  • The Reflections - "Gift-Wrap My Love" - disco-soul
  • Résonance - "Boxing Joe" - electro-disco
  • Résonance - "Go ! Go ! Go !" - electro-disco
  • Rex Brown Company - "Nights of Cologne"
  • Rhoda Sutton - "You Thought You Could Hurt Me" - disco-soul
  • Rhythm Heritage - "Caravan" - disco version of the Duke Ellington classic
  • The Rhythm Makers - "Soul on Your Side" - electro-disco
  • The Rhythm Makers - "Street Dreamin'" - electro-disco-soul
  • Rice and Beans Orchestra - "The Blue Danube Hustle"
  • Richard Hewson Orchestra - "Love for Hire"
  • Richard Hewson Orchestra - "Shark Bite"
  • Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots - "Disco Duck" - parody; reached #1 Pop in the USA in October 1976
  • The Rimshots - "Do What You Feel"
  • The Rimshots - "Super Disco"
  • The Ritchie Family - "Arabian Nights (Medley): Istanbul (Not Constantinople)/Lawrence of Arabia (More Than Yesterday, Less Than Tomorrow)/In a Persian Market (Show Me How You Dance)" - "Istanbul (Not Constantinople" is a cover of the 1953 song by Jimmy Kennedy and Nat Simon; "More Than Yesterday, Less Than Tomorrow" is a cover of the 1968 song by Ruby and the Romantics; "In a Persian Market" is a disco version of the 1920 song by Albert Ketelbey
  • The Ritchie Family - "Disco Blues" - jazzy rock-disco
  • The Ritchie Family - "The Best Disco in Town" - medley of snippets from the disco and R&B hits "Reach Out (I'll Be There)", "I Love Music", "Bad Luck", "T.S.O.P.", "Fly, Robin, Fly", "Brazil", "Love to Love You Baby", "That's the Way (I Like It)", "Lady Bump", "The Express", and "Lady Marmalade", followed by a brief disco version of their "Romantic Love"; reached #17 Pop in the USA in November 1976
  • Roberta Kelly - "Innocent"
  • Roberta Kelly - "The Family"
  • Roberta Kelly - "Think I'm Gonna Break Someone's Heart Tonight"
  • Roberta Kelly - "Trouble Maker"
  • Roberta Young - "Disco Fever" - electro-disco
  • Les Rockets - "Atomic Control"
  • Les Rockets - "Future Woman" - electro-rock-disco
  • The Rockies - "Mon Amour" - French disco
  • Rocky Mizell and the Sugarock Band - "Hey Sexy Dancer"
  • The Roland Shaw Orchestra - "The Entertainer" - jazzy disco version of the classic tune by Scott Joplin
  • Roni Hill - "I Wouldn't Give You Up" - disco-soul
  • Roni Hill - "You Keep Me Hanging On / Stop! In the Name of Love" - medley of disco-soul versions of the 1966 and 1965 hits by the Supremes
  • Ronnie April (a.k.a. Ron Aprea) - "Dancer's Theme" - electro-disco
  • Ronnie Jones - "Sunshine Day"
  • Ronny Seago and The Seagulls - "Tom Dooley (1977) (Disco-Version)" - rock-disco-pop-fusion version of the American folk song
  • Rose Royce - "Car Wash" - reached #1 Pop in the USA in January 1977; title track to the film "Car Wash"
  • Roshell Anderson - "Let's Steal Away" - electro-R&B-disco
  • Roy Boston and Company - "Disco Bump"
  • Rumpus - "My Love's Gonna Getcha" - disco-soul
  • Ryo Kawasaki - "The Breeze and I" - jazzy electro-disco instrumental cover of "Andaluza" a.k.a. "The Melody and I", composed by Ernesto Lecuona in 1929
  • Sakiko Ito - "Kimi Kawaiine" - Japanese disco-pop
  • Salamanda - "Beach Dreams" - electro-disco
  • Salamanda - "Funky Phill" - electro-disco
  • Sally - "Lauf Nicht Davon" - German rock-disco-pop version of Freda Payne's hit "Band of Gold"
  • The Salsoul Invention - "A Fifth of Beethoven" - based on Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, influenced by Walter Murphy's hit
  • The Salsoul Invention - "Double Action" - funky disco cover of Fantastic Soul Invention's song
  • The Salsoul Invention - "Get Happy" - cover of the Salsoul Orchestra's 1975 disco song
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "Christmas Medley: Joy to the World/Deck the Halls/O Come All Ye Faithful/Jingle Bells/Hark! The Herald Angels Sing/Santa Claus is Coming to Town/The Christmas Song/White Christmas/Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer/I'll Be Home For Christmas/The First Noel/We Wish You A Merry Christmas" - disco versions of Christmas classics
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "Christmas Time" - Caribbean-flavored disco
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "Don't Beat Around the Bush"
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "It Don't Have to be Funky"
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "It's Good for the Soul"
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "New Year's Medley: Auld Lang Salsoul/I'm Looking for a Four Leaf Clover/Alabama Jubilee/Oh, Dem Golden Slippers/God Bless America" - disco versions of these traditional tunes
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "Nice 'n' Naasty" - reached #30 Pop in the USA in November 1976
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "Salsoul 3001" - disco version of Richard Strauss's "Also Sprach Zarathustra"
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "Sleigh Ride" - disco version of the Christmas classic
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "Standing and Waiting on Love"
  • The Salsoul Orchestra - "The Little Drummer Boy" - disco version of the Christmas classic
  • Salvatore Adamo - "Je danse" - French disco
  • Sam Clarte Orchestra - "Sansoo Dancing"
  • Sam Clarte Orchestra - "Soul Party"
  • Sam Jacobs - "Foxy" - jazzy electro-disco
  • Sam Jacobs - "(Gotta) Keep On Dancin'" - electro-disco
  • Sam Miles and Band - "A Fifth of Beethoven" - based on Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, influenced by Walter Murphy's hit
  • Sammy Davis Jr. - "Love is All Around (Theme from the Mary Tyler Moore Show)" - disco-pop version of the television show theme
  • Sammy Davis Jr. - "Mary Hartman" - disco-pop version of the television show theme
  • Sammy Davis Jr. - "That Old Black Magic (Disco Version)" - disco version of the 1943 Glenn Miller Orchestra hit; differs from Sammy's 1955 version
  • Sammy Davis Jr. - "We'll Make It This Time (Theme from Kojak)" - disco-pop version of the television show theme
  • Sassy - "Mehr, Mehr, Mehr" - German disco version of Andrea True Connection's 1975 hit
  • Sassy - "Tanz" - German disco version of a song written by Pete Bellotte
  • Seguida - "On Our Way to Tomorrow"
  • Seija Simola - "Brazil" - Finnish disco based on Ary Barroso's "Aquarela Do Brasil"; influenced by the Ritchie Family's version
  • Seija Simola - "Päivä kaunein on tullut" - Finnish disco version of Dinah Washington's 1959 classic "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes"
  • Serge Fontane - "A Fool on the Hill" - instrumental disco version of the song by Sergio Mendes and Brazil '66
  • Serge Fontane - "Diana"
  • Serge Fontane - "El Cumbachero"
  • Serge Fontane - "Greensleeves" - disco version of the old traditional song
  • Serge Fontane - "I Left My Heart in San Francisco" - instrumental disco version of the 1962 hit by Tony Bennett
  • Serge Fontane - "Mais Que Nada" - disco version of the song by Sergio Mendes and Brazil '66
  • Serge Fontane - "More" - instrumental disco version of the 1964 Bobby Darin song
  • Serge Fontane - "Only You" - instrumental disco version of the 1955 hit song by the Platters
  • Serge Fontane - "So Nice"
  • Serge Fontane - "Tonight" - instrumental rock-disco version of the song from the 1957 musical "West Side Story" by Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim
  • Serge Fontane - "Wow" - cover of the 1975 André Gagnon song
  • Sergio Leonardi - "Siamo in confidenza" - Italian disco
  • Serpil Barlas - "Yandım Aşkınla Ben" - Turkish disco-fusion
  • Seven Dee-Bee - "Santa Fé" - electro-rock-disco
  • Seven Seas - "What a Difference a Day Makes" - instrumental disco version of Dinah Washington's 1959 song "What a Diff'rence a Day Makes"
  • The Sexy Things - "Left, Right Out of My Heart" - rock-disco-pop
  • Shabadoo - "Do It (One More Time)"
  • Shaw - "Bubbling Brown Sugar" - disco version of the Broadway song
  • Shaw - "How High the Moon" - disco version of a 1960 Ella Fitzgerald hit
  • Shaw - "More" - disco version of the 1964 Bobby Darin song
  • Shaw - "Our Day Will Come" - disco version of the 1963 Ruby and the Romantics original
  • Shaw - "The Entertainer" - disco version of the Scott Joplin classic
  • [Shawn Elliot] Santiago - "Mr. Love"
  • [Shawn Elliot] Santiago - "Nice and Slow" - cover of the Jesse Green song
  • Sherry and the Moonlight Disco Band - "Koi no hassuru jetto" - disco in English and Japanese
  • Shirley Bi Foy - "With All My Heart" - mellow disco version of a 1957 Petula Clark song, in English and Spanish
  • Shirley Stringham - "I Hate It Till I Ate It"
  • Sil Austin (a.k.a. Sylvester Austin) - "Disco Music" - jazzy disco
  • Sister Sledge - "Cream of the Crop" - disco-soul
  • Silver Convention - "Everybody's Talking ('Bout Love)"
  • Silver Convention - "Get Up and Boogie (That's Right)" - reached #2 Pop in the USA in June 1976
  • Silver Convention - "I'm Not a Slot Machine" - funky disco
  • Silver Convention - "No, No, Joe" - reached #60 Pop in the USA in August 1976
  • Silver Convention - "Old Wine in New Bottles"
  • Silver Convention - "San Francisco Hustle" - mellow disco
  • Silver, Platinum and Gold - "I Got a Thing" - electro-disco
  • Silver, Platinum and Gold - "Just Friends" - electro-disco
  • Siw Malmkvist - "Jag gillar dans" - Swedish electro-disco-pop cover of "I Love to Love" performed by David Christie and Tina Charles
  • Siw Malmkvist - "Jag har en fågel" - Swedish disco
  • Siw Malmkvist - "Känslor" - Swedish disco-pop version of "Feelings" by Morris Albert
  • Skip Mahoaney and the Casuals - "Running Away From Love" - disco-soul
  • The Softones - "That Old Black Magic" - disco version of the 1943 Glenn Miller Orchestra hit
  • Sonia [Chauland] - "T'aimer comme ça" - French electro-disco
  • Sons of Robin Stone - "Let's Do It Now"
  • The Soul Affair Orchestra - "Petita"
  • Soul Affair Orchestra - "You Won't Find Another Fool Like Me"
  • Soul Sensation Orchestra (S.S.O.) - "Disco Soul Roots" - discofied medley of 1960s soul classics, including James Brown's "I'm a Soul Man"
  • Soul Sensation Orchestra (S.S.O.) featuring Douglas Lucas and the Sugar Sisters - "Right Here Right Now"
  • Soulful Dynamics - "Jungle People" - African-flavored disco
  • Soundorchester Roy Etzel - "Disco Dog" - instrumental disco version of the song by Birmingham and Eggs
  • Soundorchester Roy Etzel - "Get Up and Boogie" - partly-instrumental cover of Silver Convention's hit
  • Soundorchester Roy Etzel - "Lady Bump" - instrumental disco version of Penny McLean's hit
  • Soundorchester Roy Etzel - "Sunny" - instrumental disco version of Bobby Hebb's classic, similar to Boney M's version
  • Sounds of Inner City - "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" - disco version of the television theme
  • Speciality of the House - "Nothing Ventured Nothing Gained" - funky disco
  • Spiders Webb - "I Don't Know What's On Your Mind"
  • The Spinners a.k.a. Detroit Spinners - "The Rubberband Man" - disco-soul; reached #2 Pop in the USA in December 1976
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "Could It Be Magic" - disco version of the 1973 Barry Manilow ballad original whose melodies were copied from Chopin's Prelude in C Minor, Opus 28, no. 20
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "Dance Little Lady Dance" - mellow disco-pop cover of Tina Charles' hit
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "December 1963 (Oh, What A Night)" - electro-disco-pop cover of the 1975 hit by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel" - cover of Tavares' hit
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "Lady Bump" - cover of Penny McLean's hit
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "Love Hangover" - funky disco cover of Diana Ross' hit
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "Turn the Beat Around" - cover of Vicki Sue Robinson's hit
  • Springbok Kunstenaars - "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" - cover of Lou Rawls' disco-soul hit
  • Steven Schlaks - "Fantasy Girl"
  • Stevie Wonder - "Another Star" - jazzy disco
  • Sticky Jones Gang - "Tunisian Ride" - electro-disco
  • Stratavarious featuring Lady - "I Got Your Love" - jazzy disco
  • The Stringfield Family - "The Sounds of Disco"
  • Su Kramer (a.k.a. Gudrun Kramer) - "Lass mich heute nicht allein" - German disco-pop
  • Sunlight Chocolate - "There is a Chance"
  • Sunshine Combo - "Sweet Corazon" - electro-disco
  • The Super Disco Band - "Bedside Manners"
  • The Super Disco Band - "Clear Water"
  • The Super Disco Band - "Disco Symphony"
  • The Super Disco Band - "Fire and Passion"
  • The Super Disco Band - "Hot Grease"
  • The Super Disco Band - "Private Party"
  • The Super Disco Band - "Song for You"
  • The Super Disco Band - "Super Disco"
  • The Supremes - "Let Yourself Go"
  • The Supremes - "Love I Never Knew You Could Feel So Good"
  • Sweet Exorcist - "Disco Vampire" - electro-disco
  • Sweet Exorcist - "She Devil" - electro-disco
  • Sweet Exorcist - "Vampire Blob" - electro-disco
  • Sweet Exorcist - "Zeke the Zombie" - electro-disco
  • Sweet Music - "I Get Lifted" - mellow disco cover of a George McCrae song
  • Sweeties - "Quizas, Quizas, Quizas (Perhaps, Perhaps, Perhaps)" - disco in Spanish and English; cover of Bobby Capó's 1947 hit written by Osvaldo Farres
  • Sweeties - "Streaking"
  • T.B.S.S.O. (The Boston Soul Sound Orchestra) - "Love, Love Me Baby"
  • T-Connection - "Disco Magic" - electro-disco
  • THP Orchestra featuring Wayne St. John - "Fightin' on the Side of Love" - disco-pop
  • Tavares - "Don't Take Away the Music" - reached #34 Pop in the USA in December 1976
  • Tavares - "Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel" - reached #15 Pop in the USA in September 1976
  • Tears - "Fly, Robin, Fly" - mellow electro-disco cover of the 1975 hit by Silver Convention
  • The Temprees - "I Found Love on a Disco Floor"
  • Tender Aggression - "Blackjack"
  • Tender Aggression - "Cryin' Wind" - electro-disco
  • Tender Aggression - "Cycle Logical" - electro-disco
  • Tender Aggression - "Extra High"
  • Tender Aggression - "Freaky"
  • Teresa Brewer - "Music, Music, Music" - disco version of the 1950 hit "(Put Another Nickel In) Music! Music! Music!" by Teresa Brewer and the Dixieland All Stars
  • Terry Winter (a.k.a. Thomas Standen) - "Do That Baby"
  • Thelma Houston - "Don't Leave Me This Way" - disco remake of the Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes original; reached #1 Pop in the USA in April 1977
  • Thembi - "Pata Pata (Disco Version)" - disco version of the 1967 song written by Jerry Ragovoy and Myriam Makeba in Xhosa and English
  • Thomas "Coke" Escovedo - "Stay With Me" - mellow disco-soul
  • Timmy Thomas - "Stone to the Bone"
  • Timmy Thomas - "The Magician" - disco-soul
  • Tina Charles a.k.a. Tina Hoskins - "Dance Little Lady Dance" - disco-pop
  • Tina Charles a.k.a. Tina Hoskins - "Disco Fever" - electro-disco
  • Tina Charles a.k.a. Tina Hoskins - "Dr. Love" - disco-pop
  • Tina Charles a.k.a. Tina Hoskins - "Hold Me"
  • Tina Charles a.k.a. Tina Hoskins - "I Love to Love (But My Baby Loves to Dance)" - mellow disco-pop cover of the 1975 song first performed by Napoléon Jones featuring David Christie
  • Tina Charles a.k.a. Tina Hoskins - "You Set My Heart on Fire" - mellow disco-pop
  • Tommy Stewart - "Riding High"
  • Tommy Stewart - "The Fulton County Line"
  • Tomorrow's People - "Open Soul" - funky disco
  • Tony Benn [Feghaly] - "Fly"
  • Tony Etoria - "I Can Prove It" - disco-soul; reached #21 Pop in the U.K. in July 1977
  • Tony Hatch - "Tornado"
  • Tony Middleton - "Lady Fingers"
  • Tony Pacino - "Come Prima (For the First Time)" - disco-pop version of Tony Dallara's 1957 song
  • Tony Silvester and the New Ingredient - "Pazuzu"
  • Tony Troutman - "Challenge to a Disco Lady" - funky electro-disco
  • Tony Valor Sounds Orchestra - "The Hustle Theme" - theme song for the Hustle Factory's instructional LPs "Do the Hustle"
  • The Top of the Poppers - "December '63" - disco-pop cover of the 1975 hit by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
  • The Top of the Poppers - "(Do the) Spanish Hustle" - electro-disco cover of Fatback Band's 1975 hit
  • The Top of the Poppers - "Don't Take Away the Music" - cover of Tavares' hit
  • The Top of the Poppers - "I Love to Love" - mellow disco-pop cover of Tina Charles' song
  • The Top of the Poppers - "Love Hangover" - cover of Diana Ross' hit
  • The Top of the Poppers - "You See the Trouble With Me" - cover of Barry White's song
  • The Top of the Poppers - "You Should Be Dancing" - electro-disco cover of the Bee Gees hit
  • The Top of the Poppers - "You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine" - cover of Lou Rawls' disco-soul hit
  • Touch - "Every Day Another Day"
  • Touch - "Just Holding Hands" - disco-soul
  • Touch of Class - "Anything" - disco-soul
  • Touch of Class - "You Got to Know Better" - disco-soul
  • The Trammps - "Can We Come Together" - disco-soul
  • The Trammps - "Disco Inferno" - reached #11 Pop in the USA in May 1978
  • The Trammps - "Disco Party"
  • The Trammps - "Ninety-Nine and a Half (Won't Do)"
  • The Trammps - "Soul Searchin' Time"
  • Tribe - "Share It" - disco-soul
  • Trinidad - "Tango" - tango-flavored rock-disco in Spanish
  • Trinity - "002 345 709 (That's My Number)"
  • Trinity - "First of June" - disco-pop
  • Trinity - "X-mas" - mellow disco
  • The Triplets - "You Set My Heart on Fire" - mellow electro-disco-pop cover of Tina Charles' song
  • The Twinkle Stars - "I Know a Place" - electro-disco
  • The Tymes - "Savannah Sunny Sunday" - disco-soul
  • Tyrone Ashley - "Feet Start Moving"
  • Tyrone Ashley - "Just Another Rumor (1976 Version)"
  • Tyrone Ashley - "Nothing Short of a Miracle"
  • Uncle Bob and the Fireproof Band - "Change in My Life" - funky disco
  • The Undisputed Truth - "You + Me = Love" - reached #48 Pop in the USA in early 1977
  • The Unexpected - "(Hey Girl) Work Your Show" - electro-disco
  • Universal Robot Band - "Dance and Shake Your Funky Tambourine" - mellow electro-disco; reached #93 Pop in the USA in June 1977
  • Universal Robot Band - "Disco Boogie Woman" - funky disco
  • Universal Robot Band - "Thyme" - mellow electro-disco
  • Universe City - "Can You Get Down" - disco-soul
  • Van Dam Vibrations - "Disco Concorde"
  • Van Dam Vibrations - "Island of Women"
  • Van McCoy - "Indian Warpath"
  • Van McCoy - "Jet Setting"
  • Van McCoy - "Keep on Hustlin'"
  • Van McCoy - "Love at First Sight"
  • Van McCoy - "Love is the Answer"
  • Van McCoy - "Night Walk" - reached #96 Pop in the USA in June 1976
  • Van McCoy - "Party" - reached #69 Pop in the USA in 1976
  • Van McCoy - "Theme from Star Trek" - disco version of the 1960s television series theme
  • The Vaughan's - "The Best Disco in Town" - cover of the 1976 Ritchie Family hit which includes a medley of snippets from disco hits
  • Veit Marvos Red Point Orchestra - "Space Man"
  • Venus - "Madison '76"
  • Vicki Sue Robinson - "After All This Time" - disco-soul
  • Vicki Sue Robinson - "How About Me" - disco-soul
  • Vicki Sue Robinson - "Medley: Should I Stay / I Won't Let You Go"
  • Vicki Sue Robinson - "Turn the Beat Around" - reached #10 Pop in the USA in August 1976
  • Ms. Victoria Barnes - "Save It For Me (Disco-Version)" - disco version of the 1964 Four Seasons hit written by Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio
  • Virve "Vicky" Rosti - "Disco Dan" - Finnish electro-disco version of the 1975 song by Faith, Hope, and Charity
  • Virve "Vicky" Rosti - "Kaatumaan ei laiva jouda" - Finnish electro-disco version of "Rock the Boat", the 1974 hit by the Hues Corporation
  • Virve "Vicky" Rosti - "Oi mikä yö" - Finnish disco-pop version of "December 1963 (Oh, What a Night)" by Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons
  • Virve "Vicky" Rosti - "Saisinpa vain" - Finnish mellow electro-disco-pop version of Tina Charles's "I Love to Love (But My Baby Loves to Dance)"
  • Vivian Rogers and Phillip Rogers - "Charlie's Angels Disco Version" - a rendition of the instrumental theme from television's "Charlie's Angels"
  • Walter Murphy - "A Fifth of Beethoven" - based on Ludwig van Beethoven's Fifth Symphony; reached #1 Pop in the USA in October 1976
  • Walter Murphy - "California Strut"
  • Walter Murphy - "Flight '76" - based on "Flight of the Bumble Bee" by Nikolay Rymsky-Korsakov; reached #44 Pop in the USA
  • Walter Murphy - "Love Eyes"
  • Walter Murphy - "Russian Dressing" - based on Tchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No. 1 in B Flat Minor"
  • Wamer Person's Band - "Girl from Ipanema (La Chica de Ipanema)" - instrumental disco version of the song written by Antonio Carlos Jobim and Vinicius de Moraes
  • Wayne McGhie - "Too Bad"
  • Webster Lewis - "Do It With Style"
  • Webster Lewis - "On the Town"
  • Webster Lewis - "Saturday Night Steppin' Out"
  • Wenche Myhre - "Jeg er som deg" - Norwegian disco-pop version of Marianne Rosenberg's "Ich bin wie du" from 1975
  • Weyman Corporation - "Le Chat" a.k.a. "La chatte à la voisine (Version Originale)" - French electro-disco-pop-fusion
  • Weyman Corporation - "Le Doigt" - electro-disco
  • Whirlwind - "Full Time Thing (Between Dusk and Dawn)" - reached #91 Pop in the USA in fall 1976
  • White Soles - "Beside You" - electro-rock-disco
  • Wil Collins and Willpower - "Don't Fight the Feelin'"
  • Wild Honey - "At the Top of the Stairs"
  • Willi J. and Co. - "Boogie With Your Baby" - funky electro-disco
  • Willie Hutch - "Shake It, Shake It" - disco-soul
  • Willy Cat - "La Chatte a la voisine (Le Chat)" - French disco-pop cover of Weyman Corporation's 1976 song
  • Willy Cat - "La souris cha-cha" - French electro-disco-pop
  • Wilson Pickett - "Dance With Me"
  • Wilton Place Street Band - "Disco Lucy (I Love Lucy Theme)" - reached #24 Pop in the USA in April 1977
  • Wing and a Prayer Fife and Drum Corps. - "Eleanor Rigby" - disco version of the 1966 Beatles song
  • Wing and a Prayer Fife and Drum Corps. - "Those Were the Days" - disco version of the song written by Gene Raskin in the 1960s based on the 1925 Russian-language song "Dorogoi dlinnoyu" by Boris Fomin
  • Winston Hewitt - "Disco Santa"
  • The Wynners - "Una Paloma Blanca" - disco-pop cover of the 1975 song by George Baker Selection in Spanish and English
  • Ximena de Colombia (a.k.a. María Murgas) - "Tuya de la cabeza a los pies" - Spanish disco
  • The Year of the Dragon - "Let's Do the Latin Hustle" - mellow disco cover of the 1975 song by Eddie Drennon and B.B.S. Unlimited
  • Yuko Asano - "Moonlight Taxi" - disco-pop in Japanese and English
  • Yuko Asano - "Namae no nai koibito" - Japanese disco-pop
  • Yuko Asano - "Sekushii basu sutoppu" - Japanese-flavored disco-pop in Japanese and English
  • Zandy Carter Jr. and Venus - "Fly Robin Fly" - mellow electro-disco cover of Silver Convention's disco hit
  • Zenda Jacks (a.k.a. Suzie McClosky) - "Do You Love Me (Special Disco Mix)"

    DISCO FOR CHILDREN

    In 1976, the album "Disco Duck Dance Party" by Irwin the Disco Duck and the Wibble Wabble Singers and Orchestra included the disco songs

  • "Disco Duck" (a cover of the parody by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots),
  • "The Hustle" (a cover of Van McCoy's hit),
  • "A Fifth of Beethoven" (a cover of Walter Murphy's hit),
  • "That's the Way (I Like It)" (a disco-pop cover of the K.C. and the Sunshine Band hit),
  • "December 1963 (Oh What A Night)" (electro-disco-pop cover of the Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons hit),
  • "Fly, Robin, Fly" (a mellow disco cover of the Silver Convention hit), and
  • "Shame, Shame, Shame" (a rock-disco cover of the hit by Shirley and Company).

    Teenager Sandra Ann [Lauer] sang about a pet dog on the A-side of her 7" single in 1976, the German disco song

  • "Andy mein Freund".

    Another children's album's disco song this year was

  • Mac Paper e la Sua Orchestra - "Disco Duck" - cover of the 1976 parody by Rick Dees and his Cast of Idiots

    Billboard's 1st Annual International Disco Forum was held January 21-23, 1976 in New York City.

            1976 was also the year for great funk songs like "Dazz" by Brick, "Boogie Shoes" by K.C. and the Sunshine Band, "Play that Funky Music" by Wild Cherry, "Sing a Happy Funky Song" by Miz Davis, "Disco Funk" by All Points Bulletin, "Disco Function" by Rare Function, "Disco Party" by the Memphis Horns, "Disco Strut" by Creme D'Cocoa, "Disco Showdown" by the Sylvers, "Disco Unusual" by North By Northeast, "Doctor Disco" by Rick Dees and His Cast of Idiots, "Let's Go Down to the Disco" by Undisputed Truth, "I Feel the Weight (Over Losing You)" by Black Ice, "Keep on Dancing" by the Jacksons, "Wanna Make Love (Come Flick My Bic)" by Sun, "Entrow" by Graham Central Station, "Sexy Ways" by Crown Heights Affair, "I Wanna be with You" by Doc Severinsen, "Bump and Hustle Music" by Tommy Stewart, "Open Sesame (Groove With the Genie)" by Kool and the Gang, and "Get the Funk Out of My Face" by the Brothers Johnson. "Do It the French Way" by Crown Heights Affair, "Soul Disco" by Tony Aiken and Future 2000, and "Disco-fied" by Rhythm Heritage are electro-funk. "Rock Creek Park" by Blackbyrds, "To Prove My Love" by Ned Doheny, "Love is the Way" by Webster Lewis, "Funkanova" by Wood, Brass and Steel, "Escape to Disco" by Gene Page, "Disco Stomp" by The Star Beams, and "Always There" by Side Effect are jazz-funk. "Disco Night" by George Saxon is jazz. "Boogie Child" by the Bee Gees is funk, while their "You Stepped into My Life" and "Subway" are electro R&B.
            "Dancing Queen" by ABBA is dance-pop, though a somewhat more disco version was covered by Carol Douglas in the same year. "Discomania" by Junior Woodroffe is electro-dance-pop with some disco beat moments. "Making Love" by Sammy Gordon and the Hip Huggers is electronic dance. "Don't Make Me Wait Too Long" by Barry White, "Show You the Way to Go" by the Jacksons, "You're My Driving Wheel" by the Supremes (#85 Pop in the USA), and "Daylight" by Vicki Sue Robinson are proto-disco soul. "Darlin' Darlin' Baby (Sweet, Tender Love)" by the O'Jays (#72 Pop in the USA in early 1977), "Dancing Disco" by The Esquires, and "You Don't Have to Be a Star (To Be in My Show)" by Marilyn McCoo and Billy Davis, Jr. (#1 Pop in the USA and #1 Soul in the USA) are soul.
            "Disco Music" by Barbara Lynn is not a disco song even though she sings about how she loves disco music. Ditto with the R&B song "Disco Music Keep On Going On" by Ernie Johnson. "Disco Lady" by Johnnie Taylor is essentially a soul song despite the disco theme. "Disco-Tex" by Little David Wilkins is a country song. "Disco Train" by Donny Osmond is a 1950s-style rock-pop song about American cities, disco dancing, and discotheques. "Disco Extraordinaire" by Juggy Murray Jones is a nice violin-backed dance song about disco dancing, but it doesn't have a disco beat. "Disco Queen" by Rudy Love and the Love Family is a funk instrumental. "Disco Twist" by Stainless is a 1950s-style "twist" rock-and-roll dance song. "Disco Boogie" by World War Two featuring Georgie Auld is a jazz/rock orchestral piece. "The Girl with the Discotheque Eyes" by Cedar Walton is a jazzy mellow song.
            "Boogie Fever" (#1 Pop in the USA in May 1976) and "Hot Line" (#5 Pop in the USA in January 1977) by The Sylvers would qualify to be listed as disco except for their widespread extra beats.
            Elton John and Kiki Dee paired up for the bouncy duet "Don't Go Breaking My Heart", a huge pop hit in the USA that was influenced by disco. The extraordinary bluesy and jazzy "Lowdown" by Boz Scaggs was another disco-influenced hit of 1976 (#3 Pop). Also check out Scaggs' "What Can I Say" from the same year, again almost verging on disco with its Philly soul sound and up-tempo beats. "Just One Look" by Faith, Hope, and Charity, a cover of an old Doris Troy hit that reached #38 Pop in the U.K. in February 1976, is disco-flavored pop. The rock-dance song "Silly Love Songs" by Wings also has a disco influence with its beat and violins. "Where Will You Go When the Party's Over" by Archie Bell and the Drells is also nice.


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