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Claudja Barry - Disco Mixes (1980)

vom: 28.03.2024

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Claudja Barry (born in 1952) is a Jamaican-born Canadian singer. She signed with Hot Foot label and released a single called "Reggae Bump". While not a commercial success, it got Barry noticed by German producer Frank Farian who casting members for his new project Boney M.. Barry starred alongside Maizie Williams, Sheyla Bonnick and another named Mike, the latter two eventually being replaced by Marcia Barrett and Bobby Farrell. Seeing no future lip-sync'ing for the group, Barry left Boney M. early 1976 and was replaced by Liz Mitchell. Teaming up with her husband-to-be J�rgen Korduletsch, Barry released her first single on the Lollipop label, "Nobody Loves Me Like You Do" in the spring. She was offered to join Silver Convention, taking Linda G. Thompson's place, but declined

The album offers songs in extended mixes not found on the individual sets. Producer Jurgen S. Korduletsch's Lollipop label was one of the first to commercially release such an artist compilation (artists as diverse as Madonna and Gwen Guthrie would follow suit in the mid-'80s). Often, these 12" mixes were only available promotionally to club DJs, and if consumers had the chance to purchase them, it was via individual 12" singles. Never released in the U.S. until Hot Productions' 1995 CD reissue, Disco Mixes is a quite worthy investment for any serious disco fan. All of the songs (sans "Dancin' Fever") run six minutes or more -- and all six are mixed together on the CD issue. Besides the sheer kinetic qualities, the distinguishing factor of this set is the dynamic range. The sequence here is not merely one robotic dance tune followed by another; rather, it's a fruitful m�lange spanning mellow lounge sounds ("Dancin' Fever"); driving, rock-disco fusion ("You Make Me Feel the Fire"); and jazzy, funky Euro-disco ("Sweet Dynamite"). Furthermore, Barry's fluid, strong voice brings each number a unique character that combines her gospel and theater roots to powerful effect. Disco Mixes also includes the singer's classic dancefloor anthem "Boogie Woogie Dancin' Shoes," making the EP even more of an essential for disco lovers. Barry may not have achieved "disco queen" status in America with mainstream audiences like Donna Summer or Gloria Gaynor did, but this album proves that she should have.

[color=#FF0000]A1		Johnny Johnny Please Come Home 6:25
A2		You Make Me Feel The Fire 7:40
A3		Boogie Woogie Dancin' Shoes 7:18
B1		Dancin' Fever 4:25
B2		Boogie Tonight 6:52
B3		Sweet Dynamite 7:34[/color]

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