The Ultimate Disco Poll: Which song sets your dance floor ablaze?
Choose your groove
Disco certainly was something, wasn't it, folks?
Love it or hate it, there's no denying disco's place in the pantheon of pop culture. At its peak, the genre was both ubiquitous and derided. But wouldn't we all just rather shut up and dance?
We're hoping to gauge your groove with this dancefloor poll. Which of these songs has you hittin' all the moves? Give us your pick and then see how other boogie people are voting, too! Don't see your favorite? Just select "Other", and let us know your choice in the comments section below!
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Choose your favorite disco song:
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The Ultimate Disco Poll: Which song sets your dance floor ablaze?
Your Result...
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$19.95
Gold (CD) - ABBA
$13.95
Soul Train - Logo (Yellow)
$19.95
James Brown - I Feel Good!
$19.95
Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
$19.95
In Concert (CD) - The Doors
$11.99
ZZ Top - El Loco
$19.95
ZZ Top - Antenna
$19.95
Styx - The Grand Illusion
$19.95
Yes - Logo
$21.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
$19.95
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side
$19.95
Willie Nelson - Horseshoe
$19.95
James Brown - Revue
$19.95
James Brown - What the?
$19.95
James Brown - Stars
$19.95
James Brown - Ain't It Funky
$19.95
James Brown - Soul Bowl 1970
$19.95
Aretha Franklin - Waves
$19.95
128 Comments
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Seriously, it'd be "Heart of Glass" by Blondie.
However, as a gadfly, I'd have to say "Anarchy in the UK".
However, as a gadfly, I'd have to say "Anarchy in the UK".
0% similar. About right since I didn't like disco to begin with.
I chose other.
Because my all-time favorite disco hit is "Don't Leave Me This Way" by Thelma Houston, from the spring of 1977. It always makes me think fondly of my "wonder years" (I was then 15).
"Funkytown" would have to be the runner up. That was #1 on the Billboard chart when I graduated from high school in June 1980.
Because my all-time favorite disco hit is "Don't Leave Me This Way" by Thelma Houston, from the spring of 1977. It always makes me think fondly of my "wonder years" (I was then 15).
"Funkytown" would have to be the runner up. That was #1 on the Billboard chart when I graduated from high school in June 1980.
sorry guys - I was a BIG Rick James fan - Super Freak is it 4 me
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this poll was like a seafood buffet
gee.... crab or shrimp or oysters or more
100% similar! Stayin' alive. Wow, I don't know whether to get out the polyester shirts or practice up on my CPR! 🙄😮😄👍🏼
Had to go with "Funky Town". Not because I'm a Disco lover, although even disco is better than what's being played on the radio nowadays, but because of the memories that song brings to me. Imagine it's 1980, you're 19 years old, in the Army, stationed a thousand miles away from home. At one of the scummiest, cheapest, off-post bars around, disco is still king... or queen... or whatever. There isn't really a dance floor to speak of, but the girls who are hired to dance there will push the 3 pool tables together, remover ALL their clothes, and shake everything they have to the beat of "Funky Town". And for the price of a beer or two, they might even let you touch certain areas that most guys find interesting. One of these days, I have to head back there, but I know it won't be the same...
100% similar lol - I used to LOVE to go dancing! Still do, just not as flexible....OR AS LIGHT as I used to be. Loved doing disco too. Now, I'll settle for whatever I can get my feet moving to. I sure miss it as there's nowhere to do it anymore. So sad.....
0% similar. I chose Gloria Gaynor's "Never Can Say Goodbye". It's a great remake of the Jackson 5s version and I love the way Michael sings it, as well.