User:Tiger-Soren/Ian Levine Discography
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The 1970s
[edit]1976
- The Exciters - Heaven's Wherever You Are (LP, 20th Century Records) incl. "Reaching for the Best" UK #31[1]
- Evelyn Thomas - "Weak Spot" UK #26, "Doomsday" UK #41 (20th Century Records)[2]
- L. J. Johnson "Your Magic Put a Spell on Me" UK #27 (Philips Records)[3] (An 11-track album was completed for Mercury Records but remained unreleased)
- Barbara Pennington - "Running in Another Direction" (Island Records)
- Singles with Doris Jones (NEMS), Tyrone Ashley (PYE Records), Midnight Sunrise (Mercury Records), and Eastbound Expressway (PYE)
1977
- Barbara Pennington - "24 Hours a Day" (Billboard Disco Charts #4, April 1977), "You Are the Music Within Me" (Billboard Disco Charts #20)[4]
- Singles with Evelyn Thomas (20th Century), Doris Jones (United Artists), James Wells (Polydor Records), Carol Woods (20th Century)
1978
- Barbara Pennington - Midnight Ride (LP, United Artists Records)
- Tyrone Ashley: Love Is Here To Stay (Unreleased United Artists LP)
- James Wells: My Claim to Fame incl. "My Claim to Fame" and "True Love Is My Destiny" (#4 Billboard Disco Charts)[5] (AVI Records, US)
- Evelyn Thomas: I Wanna Make It on My Own (Casablanca Records, US)
- Doris Jones: Suddenly I'm Alive (AVI)
1979
- Seventh Avenue: Midnight in Manhattan (AVI)
- L.J. Johnson: L.J.'s Love Suite (AVI) (7 tracks from his unreleased 1976 album remixed)
- Croisette: Keep It on Ice (AVI)
- Eastbound Expressway: Eastbound Expressway (AVI)
- Evelyn Thomas: Have a Little Faith in Me (AVI)
- James Wells: Explosion (AVI)
- Pearly Gates: Fading Into the Night (unreleased until 1995)
- Susan Wells: Nightmare (United Artists, unreleased until 1995)
- Moonstone: Moonstone (Salsoul Records, unreleased until 1995)
- Loretta Stokes: Kidnap Me (United Artists, unreleased until 1996)
The 1980s
[edit](Recording hiatus 1980-83)
Record Shack Records (1983-86)
- Miquel Brown: Manpower LP incl. "So Many Men, so Little Time" (Billboard Dance Charts #2, Belgium #6, The Netherlands #14, Sweden #20, Germany #28)
- Evelyn Thomas: High Energy LP incl. "High Energy" (Germany #1, Spain #1, Netherlands #3, UK #5, France #18, Billboard Dance Charts #85) and "Masquerade" (UK #60) (1984)
- Singles with Laura Pallas, Carol Jiani, Earlene Bentley, and Seventh Avenue
- Miquel Brown: Close_to_Perfection LP incl. "Close to Perfection" (UK #63)[6] (1985)
- Barbara Pennington: Out of the Darkest Night LP incl. "Fan the Flame" (UK #62) and "On a Crowded Street" (UK #57)[7]
- Evelyn Thomas: Standing at the Crossroads incl. a cover of The Supremes' "Reflections" (Billboard Dance Charts #18) and "How Many Hearts" (Billboard Dance Charts #11)[8] (1986)
- Seventh Avenue: "Love's Gone Mad"
Nightmare Records (1986-89)
- Seventh Avenue: The Love I Lost (incl. a cover of Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes' "The Love I Lost" Billboard Dance Charts #26)[9]
References
[edit]- ^ https://www.officialcharts.com/artist/10559/exciters/
- ^ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance_Club_Songs
- ^ https://www.officialcharts.com/artist/15620/l-j--johnson/
- ^ https://www.musicvf.com/Barbara+Pennington.art
- ^ https://www.musicvf.com/James+Wells.art
- ^ https://www.officialcharts.com/artist/20593/miquel-brown/
- ^ https://www.officialcharts.com/artist/7836/barbara-pennington/
- ^ https://www.musicvf.com/Evelyn+Thomas.art
- ^ https://www.musicvf.com/Seventh+Avenue.art
External links
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