The genre of Disco inherited its name from the French term “discotheque”, meaning a library of records, or what clubs, that played records instead of showcasing bands, began to be called in the late 60s/ early 70s. When listening to a Disco track, one can hear hints of Jazz and Latin, but what sets itself apart from its predecessors is its lengthy hypnotic tracks that go on for minutes at a time, cue Donna Summer’s “Love To Love You Baby” at 16:48.
The Simplicity of the Disco 12'' Single
The Simplicity of the Disco 12'' Single
The Simplicity of the Disco 12'' Single
The genre of Disco inherited its name from the French term “discotheque”, meaning a library of records, or what clubs, that played records instead of showcasing bands, began to be called in the late 60s/ early 70s. When listening to a Disco track, one can hear hints of Jazz and Latin, but what sets itself apart from its predecessors is its lengthy hypnotic tracks that go on for minutes at a time, cue Donna Summer’s “Love To Love You Baby” at 16:48.