From American Songwriter · Kat Caudill · · 40s
1978 Songs That Could Keep Clubs Open
Four 1978 songs that could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today.
In brief
Four 1978 songs that could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today. Four 1978 songs could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today. Originally reported by American Songwriter.
Blame It On The Boogie
The Jacksons' 1978 song written with Stevie Wonder could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today.
“…an uptempo, finger-poppin’-time type song that was a good vehicle for the band approach we wanted to cultivate. I had fun slurring the chorus: [the lyric] ‘Blame It on the Boogie’ could be sung in one breath without putting my lips together.”
Don’t Stop Me Now
Queen's 1978 song used in ads and TV placements could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today.
“I’m burnin’ through the sky, yeah Two hundred degrees, that’s why they call me Mister Fahrenheit I’m traveling at the speed of light I wanna make a supersonic man out of you.”
Heart Of Glass
Blondie's 1978 disco-rock song covered by Miley Cyrus in 2020 could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today.
Hold The Line
Toto's 1978 song that debunks romantic love expectations could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today.
“Hold the line Love isn’t always on time, whoa-whoa-whoa Hold the line Love isn’t always on time, whoa-whoa-whoa.”
The main idea
Four 1978 songs could single-handedly keep dance clubs open today.
