Dance music from Western artists that was a hit in the 1970s. World-famous and popular songs.
The 1970s gave birth to many genres and values that hadn’t existed in the music world before, such as distinctive melodies using electronic music and performances that emphasized visuals.
This time, I’d like to introduce dance music from the 1970s.
Even in the context of global music history, this era is packed with eccentric tracks, making a powerful impact.
With the disco boom in full swing, danceable music that you could really move to became all the rage.
We’ll be featuring several classics that capture the atmosphere of the time, so please sit back and enjoy until the very end.
Playlist
| Dance music from Western artists that was a hit in the 1970s. World-famous and popular songs. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Hot StuffDonna Summer | play_arrow | Donna Summer's signature song neo-soul |
| 2east | YMCAVillage People | play_arrow | YMCA is a song with a gay theme. |
| 3east | Dancing QueenABBA | play_arrow | The charm of ABBA’s classic “Dancing Queen” |
| 4east | SeptemberEarth, Wind & Fire | play_arrow | Earth, Wind & Fire’s signature songs |
| 5east | And the Beat Goes OnThe Whispers | play_arrow | A work in which a 60s group tackled R&B |
| 6east | Heart Of GlassBlondie | play_arrow | Blondie’s classic new wave song |
| 7east | Rock With YouMichael Jackson | play_arrow | Michael Jackson’s classic song “Rock with You” |
| 8east | Stayin’ AliveBee Gees | play_arrow | The Bee Gees’ signature disco-pop song |
| 9east | RasputinBoney M | play_arrow | Boney M's hit song Rasputin |
| 10east | I Will SurviveGloria Gaynor | play_arrow | Gloria Gaynor’s signature song |
| 11east | Boogie WonderlandEarth, Wind & Fire | play_arrow | Hidden gems by Earth, Wind & Fire |
| 12east | Ladies NightKool and The Gang | play_arrow | Kool & the Gang rose to global popularity with the addition of a vocalist |
| 13east | Ring My BellAnita Ward | play_arrow | The fusion of 1970s funk music and R&B |
| 14east | Yes Sir, I Can BoogieBaccara | play_arrow | Baccara’s debut song is a hit |
| 15east | He’s the Greatest DancerSISTER SLEDGE | play_arrow | Sister Sledge's signature song |
| 16east | Got To Give It UpMarvin Gaye | play_arrow | A classic song by Marvin Gaye is introduced. |
| 17east | The HustleVan McCoy | play_arrow | A flamboyant masterpiece of 1970s disco |
| 18east | You Sexy ThingHot Chocolate | play_arrow | Hot Chocolate's biggest hit song |
| 19east | You’re The One That I WantJohn Travolta And Olivia Newton John | play_arrow | Grease theme song duet is a big hit |
| 20east | The GhettoDonny Hathaway | play_arrow | Masterpiece album by Donny Hathaway |
| 21east | That’s The Way (I Like It)KC and The Sunshine Band | play_arrow | A masterpiece that fuses funk and disco |
| 22east | hustleVan McCoy | play_arrow | Iconic disco song |
| 23east | i wanna be your loverPrince | play_arrow | Prince’s high-quality pop single |
| 24east | The PaybackJames Brown | play_arrow | A work from JB, the Godfather of Funk, during his prime |
| 25east | Soul Train ThemeThe Three Degrees | play_arrow | Vocal version of the Soul Train theme song |
| 26east | Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get EnoughMichael Jackson | play_arrow | Michael Jackson’s solo song tops the U.S. charts |
| 27east | Last Train to LondonElectric Light Orchestra | play_arrow | A 1970s-style love-expression synthesizer track |
| 28east | VenusThe Shocking Blue | play_arrow | A masterpiece hit song of cutting guitar |
| 29east | Soul Bossa NovaQuincy Jones | play_arrow | Quincy Jones's musical activities |
| 30east | Skin TightThe Ohio Players | play_arrow | A smash hit by a 1970s funk band |
| 31east | Dschinghis KhanDschinghis Khan | play_arrow | Dance music of Genghis Khan |
| 32east | Stayin’ AliveBee Gees | play_arrow | Introducing disco sound tracks |
| 33east | ChameleonHerbie Hancock | play_arrow | A long-form funky piece derived from jazz |
| 34east | Sir DukeStevie Wonder | play_arrow | Stevie Wonder’s happy album |
| 35east | The JamGraham Central Station | play_arrow | A funk band where you can enjoy slap bass |
| 36east | Le FreakChic | play_arrow | CHIC’s signature disco song |
| 37east | Play that funky music white boyWild Cherry | play_arrow | White people's funk smash hit |
| 38east | Love HangoverDiana Ross | play_arrow | Diana Ross's disco sound song |
| 39east | LocomotionGrand Funk Railroad | play_arrow | Cover of a 70s band's hit song |
| 40east | SuperflyCurtis Mayfield | play_arrow | A funk track that highlights Curtis’s falsetto and the trumpet |
| 41east | Boogie FeverThe Sylvers | play_arrow | A disco group had a huge hit in the 1970s. |
| 42east | You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)Sylvester | play_arrow | I can affirm myself with Sylvester’s classic song. |
| 43east | Thank YouSly and the Family Stone | play_arrow | A slap-bass track from Sly’s peak period |
| 44east | Money, Money, MoneyABBA | play_arrow | ABBA's signature song, the feelings of a dreaming woman |
| 45east | Come To MeFrance Joli | play_arrow | France Joli's disco classic |
| 46east | The Best Disco In TownRitchie Family | play_arrow | Disco classic by The Ritchie Family |
| 47east | Don’t Leave Me This WayTHELMA HOUSTON | play_arrow | Thelma Houston’s classic 1970s disco song |
| 48east | Young Hearts Run FreeCandi Staton | play_arrow | A disco classic, loved across generations |
| 49east | Instant ReplayDan Hartman | play_arrow | A disco classic that sings about restarting love |
| 50east | Born to Be AlivePatrick Hernandez | play_arrow | The untold story behind the birth of a global hit disco song |
| 51east | Flash LightParliament | play_arrow | George Clinton's funk song |
| 52east | Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?Rod Stewart | play_arrow | A smash hit disco song from the ’70s |
| 53east | I Love The NightlifeAlicia Bridges | play_arrow | A classic from disco’s golden era that sets the heart free |
| 54east | Haven’t Stopped Dancing YetGonzalez | play_arrow | Gonzalez’s classic 70s dance hit |
| 55east | Doctor LoveFirst Choice | play_arrow | A masterpiece disco dance tune from the ’70s |
| 56east | Fly Robin FlySilver Convention | play_arrow | Disco’s innovation group scores a smash hit on the first try |
| 57east | I Got My Mind Made UpInstant Funk | play_arrow | High-quality music influenced by diverse sources |
| 58east | What Is Hip?Tower Of Power | play_arrow | Famous American funk band |
| 59east | Let’s Start The DanceHamilton Bohannon | play_arrow | The ultimate track that captivates the dance floor |
| 60east | Heaven Must Be Missing An AngelTavares | play_arrow | Tavares’s classic disco song released in 1976 |
| 61east | If You Were ThereThe Isley Brothers | play_arrow | A hidden gem by The Isley Brothers |
| 62east | Shake Your Body (Down to the Ground)The Jacksons | play_arrow | A disco-funk song by the Jacksons |
| 63east | Hello! Mr MonkeyArabesque | play_arrow | Introduction to Arabesque's classic disco hits |
| 64east | Jungle BoogieKool and The Gang | play_arrow | A big hit with Cool Gang Instruments |
| 65east | Message In A BottleThe Police | play_arrow | A classic from The Police’s 1979 repertoire that portrays loneliness and hope |
| 66east | Take Me HomeCher | play_arrow | Cher's smash hit is taking the music world by storm. |
| 67east | Bohemian RhapsodyQueen | play_arrow | Hit songs of diverse dance music from the 1970s |


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