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Is this the name of a real disco song or did we make it up?
Boogie on down to this quiz!
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Feast your eyes on funky John Travolta and take our disco quiz! We've included the names of some very funky disco songs, and you've got to decide if they're real, or if we made them up!
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"I Will Survive" by Gloria Gaynor
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"Born to Be Alive" by Patrick Hernandez
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"Boogie Oogie Oogie" by A Taste of Honey
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"Boogie Down the Street" by Mystery
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"Never Forget to Dance" by Quicksand
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"Super Freak" by Rick James
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"Heaps of Trouble" by Sparky and the Gang
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"Crystal Chandelier" by Deborah Dumay
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"Do Ya Wanna Funk" by Sylvester
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"Funkytown" by Lipps Inc.
Is this the name of a real disco song or did we make it up?
Your Result...
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8/10 I missed 5 & 7
TEN out of TEN??? How the heck did I do that?
9/10 Missed #8
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9/10 I did pretty good except for Funkytown which I missed. Didn't know when it's a real Disco song.
I remember it from when I was a kid/teen, but there was a great remake of it in 1986 by Pseudo Echo. I was in college, we danced like crazy to that song! Check it out if you haven’t heard it, I like it better than the original.
Never heard of it before, but I will check it out.
My 3rd grade class (in 1981) produced a mock radio program, which we recorded on tape. One of my classmates contributed that song and introduced it saying "Here's Lipps Incorporated. Is this a Funkytown?". It wasn't until many years later that I learned that the group's name was actually a pun on "lip synch".
I've been listening to the 80s Funkytown by Pseudo Echo and it's kinda similar to the original version. But they still got the rhythm in music.
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10/10, I am available for autographs....
8/10 Yup, I lived through that era.
8/10. Growing up in the 70s, I actually liked disco.
9/10. Missed #8. Didn't go looking for these but if you spent much time at the roller rink in the 70s...
9/10 and comments! [1]The only song to win a disco Grammy! [2]Stupid title! Honestly, you can't be born to be dead! [3]Would you believe they beat Elvis Costello for the New Artist Grammy! [6] MC Hammer ripped it off with "U Can't Touch This", not to mention he stole Prince's method of song titles! [7] No, their big song was "Saturday Was Different"...LOL! [8] My only miss! [10] One of the best song opens ever!
8/10...Not bad for a Metal Head!
That was fun 😁!!
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You got 10 out of 10 - Great job! Knew them all but #9 but took an educated guess and guessed correctly. I'll take it!!
7/10, missed #8 , although Crystal Chandeliers is a '67 Country tune by Charlie Pride, it definitely could not be considered "Disco". Thankfully
Yeah I misses that one also.i cry foul on that one never heard Charlie pride do a country sound .
No, he was DEFINITELY a country artist! He beat Beyonce to Nashville by 60 years!