It’s difficult to identify one song as the first disco hit. The disco concept existed back in the ’30s in France. But it did not translate to America because back then recorded music had an inferior sound compared to live music. … See more

It’s a well-known fact that disco was hated in the late ’70s and early ’80s. But why? There is an explanation for this hatred. Disco became popular in the mid-1970s with a widely diverse audience. However, rockers, pri… See more

Many people associate disco with the 1970s and early 1980s, but this style of music has roots deep in African American culture, namely funk, R&B, and Soul. The Queen of Disco was Donna Summer. She had many … See more

“Disco is shorthand for discotheque. The word discotheque comes from the French and it literally means record library. The word “disco” is simply a shorthand way of referring to a discotheque. Many people know it as t… See more