One of my biggest regrets up until recently was not buying this album when it was originally released.
Because believe me I remember seeing it in the record store and like a fool I put it back and bought something else, don't ask me what I genuinely don't remember.
Still let's hope you all enjoy this recent reissue.
Yes even The Belmonts had a go at Disco in 1976 with this track released on Randy Irwin's Strawberry Records. The B side sounds like it was recorded in the 60's.
The origins of this track go back to 1979 as it featured on the Charme album called 'Let It In'.
Along comes Jonathon Fearing and he remixes it for this 12 Inch release and for an LP called 'Ultra Dance' which if you follow this link will take you to a 1984 LP with this track on, why the 2 year delay?
Originally released in 1979 this album by Flower was Produced by Richie Rome and has as far as I can tell only been released on CD by Hot Productions sometime around 1995. Unfortunately the CD transfer is very dull and this LP rip sounds a lot better.
Disco collective originating from Philadelphia. They combined various musicians centred around Ingram and Fat Larry's Band. They released two albums which spawned such hits as the hi-class disco masterpieces "Motown Review" and "No Time Like Now".
Not a huge amount of information on this release, but Subway was a pseudonym used by Bernard Estardy. More information can be found on Discogs if you care to look.