Ströer - Don’t Stay For Breakfast
Hans Peter Ströer, who played on on Harry Thumann’s genius ‘Underwater’ and the first D.D. Sound record, put out this space groove morning-after-kiss-off as the final track on the a-side of his self-titled debut in ‘79.
Toni Van Duyne - Be A Star
Philippe Renaux, who wrote & produced the Chris Craft ‘Discosmic Dance’ record, hooked up with aspiring chanteuse Toni in ‘77 to make this incredibly spaced out disco nugget. check the synths in the last 45 seconds.
Wolfgang Maus Soundpicture - Testimony
Taken off Bassist Wolfgang Maus’ ‘Children of The Universe’ LP from ‘79, fantastic low-slung early morning groover.
Denise LaSalle - Freedom to express yourself (10” Acetate by François Kevorkian)
I posted this @ fuckyeahdiscofunksoulandthensome some time ago, but goodness don’t i need it right now. Two weeks til’ Heavy Petting and these flyers are not comin’ together.



