Use your inner funk to help us finish these classic disco song titles!
Boogie your way through this quiz!

Grab your ticket and hop on this bus, because we're heading to Funky Town, U.S.A., baby! The only problem is, we have no idea what road to take to get there! In order to complete the map, we need you to help us finish these iconic disco song titles.
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Chic's 1978 disco song was called Le _____.
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In 1978, Gloria Gaynor released the famous disco track entitled, I Will _____.
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In 1976, The Trammps came out with their song, Disco ______
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Also in 1976, Swedish pop band ABBA released their song, entitled _____ Queen
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In 1972, The O'Jays released their disco song, Love _____
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The Bee Gee's song Night ______ was released in 1978.
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Donna Summer's 1977 disco song was titled, I Feel _____.
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Originally released in 1976, the band Rose Royce released their song, _____ Wash.
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Sylvester's song You Make Me Feel (_________) was released in 1978.
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Released in 1976, the Bee Gee's had another hit disco song entitled, You Should Be _____

Use your inner funk to help us finish these classic disco song titles!
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Elvis - The Stare
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Sun Record Co. - Logo
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Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
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Yes - Yessongs
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Elvis - Long Live the King
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Elvis - Mugshot
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Yes - Logo
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Gold (CD) - ABBA
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Woodstock - Floral
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The B-52's - Rock Lobster
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Cheap Trick - Name Repeat
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Pink Floyd - For Christmas
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Styx - The Grand Illusion
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Duran Duran - Pink Duran
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Soul Train - Disco Moon
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Tom Petty - Oh My My
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Pink Floyd - DSOTM
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The Rolling Stones - Mick
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Guns N' Roses - AFD '87
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102 Comments

There WAS a song called "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing", but it was done by Leo Sayer and released in 1976. Produced by the legendary Richard Perry, it was Leo's first US #1 hit.
BTW, 10/10.
BTW, 10/10.
10/10. It was a jealousy/bigoted thing that led to disco haters. Because it blocked other rock/pop songs from the radio in its popularity, the rockers (even though they may have liked some disco) began to lament its existence (some like the Kinks and the Stones did their own disco songs). And because disco was largely a black/female/gay performed and produced phenomenon (as well as the clubs where the form thrived), many bigoted people found something else to hate along with their bigotry of the people.
Got #9 wrong. Very sneaky, you guys!