Parallel Lines – Blondie

‘Parallel Lines’ is the group's third and easily best album. The album didn't take off until the group released the song of the album Heart of Glass as, a single. The album is indisputably one of the great, classic albums of the rock and roll era. It is a creative and commercial masterpiece by Blondie. The album spawned several successful singles, where punk-meets-disco chart-topping hit Heart of Glass, and the top 40 hit the jerky One Way or Another, that made Blondie founded by singer Debbie (Deborah) Harry, Clem Burke’s drumming and guitarist Chris Stein overnight sensations.

The Age of Aquarius - The 5th Dimension

Flashback to music of younger years and we rewind to the late 60s and the 70s. I used to listen to the songs of The 5th Dimension on the radio when I was a child and now many years later their music may not be on the radio, but you can still play it and listen to it anytime. Their music still bring a smile to my face.

Richard Clayderman - 3 Disques D'Or - 10 Partitions Musicales

It’s the month of Love and what better way to celebrate it than to feature pianist Richard Clayderman, The Prince of Romance as he is known the world over with this set of 3 LPs.

Lobo – The Best of

Most of us have grown up listening to the songs of Lobo. His love sonnets are to be cherished as every word is so powerful. Excellent compilation from the '70s singer/songwriter who scored many hits that are fondly remembered and still played be it on CD or radio or even streamed online even three decades later. Lobo was a successful artist during his brief but memorable time at the top of the charts yet he remains largely overlooked when the '70s are discussed at length.

C’est Chic – Chic

Anyone tuning into the 70s is sure to know of the band Chic. Chic was known to produce some great disco records. And their second studio album by the American R & B band has their signature style written all over it. Everything about it is just fun and groovy. Lose yourself to dance.

Elvis’ Christmas Album

You can never go wrong with Elvis. This is a great collection of his Christmas songs. Prior to spending time in the Army, he recorded his fourth album and what would become one of the most memorable and best loved Christmas LPs of all time, ‘Elvis’ Christmas Album’.

Blondie – The Best of Blondie

This definitely is the best Blondie compilation, and the reason is because it has all the big hit singles, Every song is an absolute cracker, and they do stand the test of time, for even now, if one puts on a Blondie track, you are sure to find someone taking the dance floor.

Now and Forever – Air Supply (Import)

Nothing better than an old classic sound in vinyl. Air Supply have always been a great duo and if you are into ballads, this is the best you’d ever get. I'm an old Air Supply fan and simply love every song they’ve ever made.

Let’s Dance – David Bowie

The album’s title track is one of the most successful singles Bowie ever released, reaching No. 1 in the UK and USA. It is a song that achieved exactly what Bowie had set out to do when he released it in 1983 on this album. It was a song that the entire world would soon be dancing to, as well as providing the blueprint for the rest of the record. Bowie’s voice played a pivotal role in the song’s success and with that the whole album too, even though all 8 tracks don’t really sizzle like the Let’s Dance’. The catchy chorus line as Bowie sings “If you should fall into my arms/And tremble like a flower” moving to a cacophony of ‘aah’s’ that build a crescendo to the song. To this day, it is one of Bowie’s best known and most instantly recognisable songs.

Disco Darling - Luisa Fernandez

Surely many would remember this singer from the 70s who brought in Euro pop and disco to the fore and made everyone dance to her tunes. The lady we are talking about is Luisa Fernandez a Spanish-born singer, based in Germany. She was popular during the disco era of the 1970s, and scored a massive hit with Lay Love On Me in 1978 which was one of the toppers on this album.