Gloria Gaynor - Glorious (1977) Vinyl

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Title: Glorious
Year Of Release: 1977
Label: Polydor
Genre: Funk, Soul, Disco
Quality: Flac (tracks, 24/96)
Total Time: 38:03
Total Size: 810 Mb
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Gloria Gaynor - Glorious (1977) Vinyl


Tracklist:

A1. Why Should I Pay
A2. As Time Goes By/The Hands Of Time
A3. Most Of All
B1. We Can Start All Over Again
B2. Sweet Sweet Melody
B3. Life Ain't Worth Lying
B4. This Side Of The Pain
B5. So Much Love

Perhaps second only to Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor has become one of the best-known female disco artists from the '70s due to the ongoing success of her monster 1979 hit (and subsequent "woman's anthem"), "I Will Survive." Born Gloria Fowles on September 7, 1949, in Newark, NJ, the singer (who began going by Gloria Gaynor by the early '70s), first sang as part of the obscure R&B outfit the Soul Satisfiers before being discovered by MGM Records head honcho Mike Curb (eventual leader of the Curb label and Lieutenant Governor of California), who decided to sign the singer to his label after several auditions. Gaynor began issuing albums on a regular basis beginning in 1975 and with her 1976 release Never Can Say Goodbye, the singer became one of the first-ever dance artists to issue an album aimed primarily for club use (there were no breaks between the songs, as one track would automatically segue into the next), a method used to this day by DJs and certain dance artists.
Although Gaynor enjoyed a few moderate hits, it wasn't until the release of 1979's aforementioned disco gem "I Will Survive" that Gaynor racked up her first true smash hit. The song was awarded the first and only Grammy Award for Best Disco Recording in 1980 (the category was discontinued upon disco's fall from favor shortly afterward) and although Gaynor was unable to follow up "I Will Survive" with another sizeable hit, the track subsequently took on a life of its own. It remains popular in dance clubs and has appeared on countless movie soundtracks and dance/disco compilations. Gaynor continues to issue albums and play shows (especially in Europe) and during the late '90s issued an autobiography (also titled I Will Survive), as well as appearing for a two-week run on Broadway's hit musical Smokey Joe's Café.


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Many thanks for HD tracks.
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Thank you so much!!!!