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The Love I Lost was supposed to be a ballad follow up to If You Don’t Know Me by Now. Then someone got the idea to do a fast take. Earl Palmers hi hats became the blueprint for every Disco single from that point on. This is the first true Disco record on #AT40

Conway Twitty faced some country radio backlash for You’ve Never Been This Far Before. It’s the country music equivalent of Let’s Get it On. You know which one I prefer. #AT40

Guys, today we are going to hear the debut of the first true Disco Record to hit #AT40. Its drumming changed music forever and it’s my third favorite Disco song of all time.

Donny Hathaway was always one song away from breaking through on the mainstream. Sadly it never happened though he’s regarded as a generational vocalist now #AT40

This 1978 #AT40 has so many hits that appealed to young adults vs teens. Case in point Feels So Good. It’s a great countdown that needs a bit more Soul.

On Broadway is just a well written song. I heard the original Drifters version when I was about 8 and the lyrics helped me envision how down and out this guy was. #AT40 It still evokes those feelings and memories.

Burn Baby Burn Disco Inferno rocks as hard as anything on this #AT40 My friend has a mash up of Disco Inferno and Madonna’s Music that’s one of his secret weapons when DJING

Right about this time in a college English class I wrote a critique comparing and contrasting Baker Street, Because The Night and Werewolves of London and their connection to the night. I got an A. #AT40

I recommend the Robert Palmer album Sneaking Sally Through the Alley. It was so ingrained in my mind that Every Kind Of People made sense when it cracked the #AT40 a few years later.