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McCoy, Van - Disco Baby LP (zoetrope picture disc)

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Van McCoy's 1975 album, "Disco Baby", is a cornerstone of the disco era, primarily remembered for it's chart-topping instrumental hit, "The Hustle."

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TRACKS:

1 Disco Baby
2 Fire
3 The Hustle
4 Get Dancin'
5 Doctor's Orders
6 Turn This Mother Out
7 Shakey Ground
8 Spanish Boogie
9 Pick Up the Pieces
10 Hey Girl, Come and Get It
11 The Hustle (Disco Mix)

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