The most classic disco dance music: YMCA, RASPUTIN, Master Mix, Step?By?Step, Sunny, Say You'll Never.
1. Say You'll Never
This famous song "Say You'll Never" by Lian Ross is simply too classic. It was like this in the 1980s A group of people carrying deck-style tape recorders, wearing bell-bottom trousers, playing Hudong and listening to Warriors. You can hear this song everywhere through the streets and alleys. It is also the hottest red dance song in various large and small dance halls. Throughout the 1980s, many of Lian Ross's classic dance songs even became the standard for measuring the quality of discos of that era.
2. YMCA?
VILLAGE PEOPLE’s 1978 classic song. When it comes to YMCA, most friends born after the 1980s probably don’t know much about it; For friends who were in the 1970s or earlier, the most impressive thing is probably the song Y-M-C-A, which has many cover versions in different languages, and the hands raised above the head (Y), the hands bent on the shoulders (M), and the hands pointing towards Right (C), the iconic group dance move with hands crossed in front of them (A). The popularity of this song in DISCO back then is still unforgettable. The whole audience acted in unison, quickly raising the atmosphere to the highest point.
3. Sunny
You may be unfamiliar with Boney M, but when it comes to "Rivers of Babylon", you will definitely be able to hum a line or two of its melody. This song led the "fashion whirlwind" of China's young generation in the late 1970s and inspired the "bell-bottom dance party culture" of that era. "Sunny" was sung by boney M in 1976. It is also the ending song of "Yangtze River No. 7" and the theme song of the Korean movie (Sunny).