Discotheque (Coronet Records)
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Roger Excoffon’s Banco (1951) in colorful use on the cover of an album with ten Rock & Roll and Soul tracks, released by Coronet Records in 1964. The artists are not credited. From the back cover:
Here are some of the latest dances that are featured in “The Discotheque” clubs all over the country. These spots specialize in a continuous flow of music in the most popular dance tempos: THE FREDDIE, THE MONEY, THE JERK, THE WATUSI, THE SWIM, THE DOG, HULLY GULLY, THE FLY, THE HITCHHIKER, THE SKI and others.
You can create your own discotheque anywhere. If you get this album to the spot and have room for the happy dancing couples, you are ready for today’s rage.
So, Go! Go! Go! Discotheque!
