Ronnie Jones Presents Various - Let Your Body Go With The Disco flac album

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He also played with the Ian Gillan Band. Rock Bottom" which he wrote in partnership with Lynsey de Paul, was the UK entry in the Eurovision Song Contest 1977, and put him in the spotlight for the first time. Although leading early on in the voting, the song eventually came second in the Contest. De Paul and Moran went on to write a number of songs such as "Let Your Body Go Downtown", a Top 40 hit for the Martyn Ford Orchestra, and the follow-up "Going to a Disco", as well as "Without You", and "Now and Then", which appeared on the de Paul albums Tigers and Fireflies and Just a Little Time, respectively. For many years, Moran was the musical director for the UK ITV children's music show, Get It Together, performing on the show each week, accompanying the various studio guests and playing the show's theme music.

The Man, Vol. 2. Ronnie Jones. Gardening Relaxation, the Sound for Your Favourite Hobby. Denise King, Massimo Faraò Trio, Veronica Marchi, Ronnie Jones, Sandro Gibellini Trio. Summer Travels - Music from the World Spa Dream. Veronica Marchi, Denise King, Ronnie Jones. The Great Tribute to the Beatles. Denise King, Ronnie Jones.

Indie Dance, Nu Disco. Leftfield House & Techno. So go follow someone! View My Beatport. In The Dark Danny Clark & Jay Benham Mix. Ray Jones, Heidi Vogel. Tales From Africa Dark Tribe Mix.

Craig Ericson - Understanding 09. Sideburn - Don't wanna let You Go 10. Dave Meniketti - Lay Me Down 11. Kevin Russell - Alligator Alley 12.

Jones first came to Europe with the United States Air Force. He started his career in England, where he joined the first incarnation of the Blues Incorporated with Alexis Korner, Jack Bruce, Cyril Davis, Johnny Parker and Ginger Baker. He later formed a band called The Nightimers with John McLaughlin, before moving to Italy to join the cast of the local production of Hair.

Pure Disco 2. Various Artists. Wow! I wouldn't dispute this album title, if considered together with volume 2. This double disc contains a lot of the most commercially successful tracks from the disco era and plenty of classics. Appropriately it kicks off with Donna Summer's eurodisco classic I Feel Love. Other hits from this genre include Funkytown, Get Up And Boogie, Black Is Black and Silver Convention's Get Up And Boogie.