From the album Eargasm, Johnnie Taylor's "Disco Lady" topped the US pop charts for four straight weeks on its way to becoming the first platinum single ever. That's despite the fact that it's not a disco song. With leering lyrics like "Lord have mercy girl, You dance so fine, and you're right on time/ Girl you ought to be on T.V. on Soul Train/ When you get the groove, It ain't no stopp-in/ Just can't help it, I'm finger pop-pin", the song became an instant seller. Columbia Records president Bruce Lundvall sent Taylor bottles of Dom Perignon champange. "I took a bath in it," Taylor later admitted. "It makes your skin so smooth!"
1 DISCO LADY –•– Johnnie Taylor
2 DREAM WEAVER –•– Gary Wright
3 LONELY NIGHT (Angel Face) –•– The Captain and Tennille
4 LET YOUR LOVE FLOW –•– The Bellamy Brothers
6 DREAM ON –•– Aerosmith
7 BOOGIE FEVER –•– The Sylvers
8 ONLY SIXTEEN –•– Dr. Hook
9 SWEET LOVE –•– The Commodores
10 GOLDEN YEARS –•– David Bowie
11 SHOW ME THE WAY –•– Peter Frampton
12 BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY –•– Queen
13 SWEET THING –•– Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan
14 DECEMBER, 1963 (Oh, What a Night) –•– The Four Seasons
15 THERE’S A KIND OF HUSH (All Over the World) –•– The Carpenters
16 MONEY HONEY –•– The Bay City Rollers
17 DEEP PURPLE –•– Donny and Marie Osmond
18 FOOLED AROUND AND FELL IN LOVE –•– Elvin Bishop
19 ALL BY MYSELF –•– Eric Carmen
20 WELCOME BACK –•– John Sebastian
