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Kym - Give Me The Dance mp3 download

Singer: Kym
Title: Give Me The Dance
Country: US
Style: Electro, Disco
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 507
Formats: MMF DMF MIDI TTA MP1 VOX AIFF
MP3 size: 1788 mb

Tracklist

A	Give Me The Dance (Dance Mix)	6:54
B	Give Me The Dance (Vocal Version)	6:20

Credits

Executive Producer – Edward Astri
Producer – Joe Thomas , Richard Roeder
Written-By – J. Thomas*, R. Roeder*

Notes

Produced for Award Masters, Inc., Roeder Studio, Monkton, MD.
Published by Award Masters Publishing (BMI).
(C) Award Masters, Inc.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
A12784002	Kym	Give Me The Dance ‎(12", Single, Promo, Cle)	Award Records	A12784002	US	Unknown
E7784008	Kym	Give Me The Dance ‎(7", Promo, Cle)	Award Records	E7784008	US	Unknown
A12784002	Kym	Give Me The Dance ‎(12", Promo, RE, Unofficial)	Award Records	A12784002	2015

Kym - Give Me The Dance mp3 album free

Tygolar

I co-wrote and produced this record with Richard Roeder over 35 years ago and it made it to number 16 on the Billboard Dance Chart. I knew I had something when sitting in a club writing it while watching people on the dance floor dancing to Shannon's "Let The Music Play" I caught the vibe. Ed Astri put the 7" and 12" on clear vinyl records the sold for a premium price of a bit above 5 bucks, lol, look at the price now! Who knew back then this record would still be danceable. Forget still selling. Oh, and I haven't seen a coin since the 80s! Oh well. It feels good to have made a record that lasting - Joseph Thomas. Enjoy!

Goldendragon

Hello Joseph, Are you the same Joseph Thomas that has production credit on 'Lovetime Guarantee'? Would love to speak to you. Please email me at [email protected]. Thanks for your time. Jack

Kanek

This is actually a Baltimore Record.

Twentyfirstfinger

This is my favorite track at the moment, true early house sound circa 1984. Has great synth work with nice vocals. This release is realy worth picking up although pricey. Obviously got airtime on WBMX and other forward thinking radio stations of the early 80's