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My favorite disco version of a non-disco *film* tune is "The Love Theme from 'The Eyes of Laura Mars' (Disco Version)" Close second: "Love Theme from 'Coma' (Disco version)" What is yours? 1) There must have been a non-disco version and a disco version for your tune to be listed. (This leaves out everything from SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER unfortunately.) 2) At least one of the 2 above versions must have been heard in the film.
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Criswell predicts that someone will ignore the request that these be only disco versions of non-disco tunes and the topic will veer into a discussion of disco tunes which the original poster never intended.
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Everything on this album "There's No Business Like Show Business" (Berlin) - 5:48 "Everything's Coming Up Roses" (Sondheim, Styne) - 6:30 "I Get a Kick Out of You" (Porter) - 6:09 "Something for the Boys" (Porter) - 5:19 "Some People" (Sondheim, Styne) - 4:49 "Alexander's Ragtime Band" (Berlin) - 4:28 "I Got Rhythm" (Gershwin, Gershwin) - 5:06
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The theme from King Kong by Barry White & The Love Unlimited Orchestra This can't be real. If not, I GOTTA HEAR THIS BEFORE I DIE!
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My favorite is by my favorite music band. In 1979, the very first single by Huey Lewis and the News (then called the American Express) was a disco version of the theme from 1960's EXODUS, entitled "Exo-Disco." Once again, before I die....
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I recently got a burn of the 1977 lp for Barry's THE DEEP and I had forgotten how much I liked Donna Summer's disco take, "DOWN, DEEP INSIDE". She sounds like she's about to explode!
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Once again, before I die.... OK, but just a warning, once you hear it, a quick death might be a viable option to get this out of your head... http://www.thetunemakers.com/Bilder/Exodisco.mp3 Oh, this was just too awful. Thanks for putting it out there. I wonder how much Ernest Gold earned for this.
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