Donna Summer’s Bad Girls stands as a defining moment in disco’s evolution, blending the genre’s classic pulse with hints of rock and new wave. The album propelled Summer to new heights with multi-million-selling hits like "Hot Stuff," "Bad Girls," and "Dim All The Lights," each showcasing her ability to navigate dance floors and radio waves alike. Spread across two records, the set thoughtfully divides into four distinct sides that shift from rocksteady grooves to traditional disco, then to ballads, and finally to a synthesizer-driven sound reminiscent of her earlier work on "I Feel Love." It’s an ambitious and varied collection that not only delivered chart-toppers but also deep cuts like "Sunset People," which rewards patient listening. This 1979 pressing offers a chance to enjoy Bad Girls as it was heard near the peak of disco’s heyday. The vinyl is in very clean condition, showing only the faintest signs of gentle use that won’t interrupt your listening. For anyone intrigued by the intersection of disco and late ’70s rock influences, or those who appreciate how an album can be both dancefloor-ready and thoughtfully arranged, this copy presents a solid, glossy listen. If you’re thinking about where to place it on your shelf, it’s the kind of album that comfortably claims space between the disco divas and the era’s burgeoning synth innovators.
Track listing & samples
Donna Summer - Bad Girls
Side A
Hot Stuff
Bad Girls
Love Will Always Find You
Walk Away
Side B
Dim All The Lights
Journey To The Centre Of Your Heart
One Night In A Lifetime
Can't Get To Sleep At Night
Side C
On My Honor
There Will Always Be A You
All Through The Night
My Baby Understands
Side D
Our Love
Lucky
Sunset People
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