Alan Hawkshaw Discophonia

[tim.cooper5]

Hi All,

Sorting out my collection and came across a lp by Alan Hawkshaw's Discophonia, "Love de-luxe".
Can't remember anything about it, where or when I bought, or even if I ever played it.
Have no way of playing records at present unfortunately so can't give it a spin.
Googled it, apparently it was a disco hit in America, but that's all I can find out about it.
It's not mentioned in the discography section on his web site either.
Anyone any info on it?
Familier names on it, Graham Jarvis, Chris Rea, Ray Cooper, Frank Ricotti, Les Hurdle.

Tim

[JimN]

Hi All,

Sorting out my collection and came across a lp by Alan Hawkshaw's Discophonia, "Love de-luxe".
Can't remember anything about it, where or when I bought, or even if I ever played it.
Have no way of playing records at present unfortunately so can't give it a spin.
Googled it, apparently it was a disco hit in America, but that's all I can find out about it.
It's not mentioned in the discography section on his web site either.
Anyone any info on it?
Familier names on it, Graham Jarvis, Chris Rea, Ray Cooper, Frank Ricotti, Les Hurdle.

Tim

There's an entry about on page 177 of Otto Kasper's book "Yesterday Today" (Dieter Boek, Erlanz, Germany; 1992 [no ISBN]).

Four tracks: Here Comes That Sound Again / When We're Dancin' // Let Me Make It Up To You / I Got That Feelin'.

(P) 1979 on WEA K 50 585 (UK) and on WEA ATL 50 585 (Germany).