Boogie Motion - Boris Midney 1978

Pioneering dance music producer/arranger Boris Midney was among the principal architects of the Eurodisco sound. One of the first to exploit the full potential of 48-track recording, his trademark blend of strings, horn and percussion created a sound as deep and lush as any heard during the disco era. Born in Russia, Midney was a classically-trained composer who started out writing film scores; turning to disco, however, he discovered his true calling. Working under a number of guises he produced an enormously prolific body of work from his New York City studio ERAS. He first came to American prominence with USA-European Connection. The concept was simple, take lush female vocals and arrangements (done USA style) and place them over swirling strings, and incessant synthesized beats (Euro style) and you have a hit. The four track debut album stormed the club charts and peaked at #-1. "Love's Coming/Baby Love" and "Come Into My Heart/Good Loving" were in a class by themselves.......chic disco! The first album, "Come Into My Heart," released in 1978 was recorded in Philadelphia at ALPHA Recording studios. Midney used Leza Holmes, Renne Johnson and Sharon Williams for the vocals and Joan Cordas and Bruce Weeden to assist in the musician department. By the time of the release of 1979's "USA-European Connection" he had moved into his 48-track ERAS studio in New York. Vocal duties were handle in-house by Kevin Owens and Chequita Jackson, singers he used on many of his other productions. Musicians included: Peter Martin, Tom Miller, Francisco Centeno and Bob DePasquale's String Group. Once again the formula was the same, four tracks, "I'd Like To Get CLoser," "Do Me Good," "Join The Dance" and "There's A Way Into My Heart," peaking at #-1. Having exhausted this concept, and far too busy churning out concept album after concept album, Midney chose not to release another under this banner. Luckily for fans both albums were re-issued in 1999 on compact disc.

آهنگی از دوران تین ایجری ما! باید کلی این کاستها رو توی لباسهامون قایم میکردیم تا توی بازدیدهای بدنی وقت و بی وقت بسیج، به دستشون نیافته

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[7dollarbeer]

everytime i drop in to listen to a new upload of yours i fell like i'm going to disco theory class, it's awesome.

[kahkeshansard]

I'm happy you like it.

[radamik]

First heard this at the clothing store Fiorucci in NYC in fall '78 during the Studio 54 era - they were selling glitzy cowboy belts (the disco cowboy look), shirts with tiny button down collars, tight straight leg jeans (expensive!!) - clothing that did not look at ALL like the polyester stuff worn in Saturday Night Fever (when my friends & I saw SNF when it came out in late '77 we thought the clothes were a joke and the dancing too show-offy - did anyone else think that???).

[discoestella77]

Luv this song!!!! Memories!!!

[AscoliChaChaCha]

Man, this is awesome. thanks for this!

[osrivera2001]

Great moments of the seventies!!!!

[Kasbahkabaret]

Oh my teen Disco days!



[worldturnsdisco]

First heard this at Backstreet Atlanta as played by the DJ Angelo Solar...fondly making my World Turn...

[2tonsolid]

funny! i used to like this record back in the day!

got here by accident.

thanx.

[househeade8]

@radamik NO

[dkcruzer]

@radamik Exactly, I know what you mean... and I hate how they made SNF the Star of the Disco Era... I think that's what ruined the whole scene. Also... we did not dance like they did on SNF... lol

[GarySchab]

Great - Keep em comin!

[Discoboy504]

Ooooo, I Love this song, one of the best from that time, Thank you!