Sentence examples for version of the disco from inspiring English sources

They particularly enjoyed a religious boys' choir's version of the disco song, "I Will Survive".

As a young music critic in New York in the nineteen-seventies, Vince Aletti offered a version of the disco experience premised not on mythically great nights out but on conversation and careful study.

"Disco Files" collects Vince Aletti's music columns from the nineteen-seventies, in which he offered a version of the disco experience premised not on mythically great nights out but on conversation and careful study of one's record collection.

On the desert island next to mine, there's a guy who brought along every show from May, 1977 — including his Betty Board of the highly overrated May 8th Cornell gig (which, I'll concede, features the definitive version of the disco rearrangement of "Dancin in the Streets").

Both The Warehouse and Paradise Garage offered a gritty underground version of the disco fever that swept the entire nation in the country in the mid-to-late 70s.

To make the film version of After The Disco a success, the team had to "reverse-engineer the music" in order to do the tunes justice. .

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The disc ends with a remix of "Got to Give It Up," Aaliyah's version of the old Marvin Gaye disco track.

There are weaker versions of the robotic disco funk of "Get Lucky" and "Instant Crush" features a painful falsetto guest spot from Julian Casablancas of the Strokes.

Franz Ferdinand's songs most often begin with an energetic, slightly inept rock version of a disco beat, and the band's strongest suit is the way they work around that beat, using two guitars and a bass to create clever little machines that honk and beep in memorable ways.

True story: a few years ago I was in the East Village when I heard the disco version of the Superman theme playing loudly.