John Davis & The Monster Orchestra - "I Can't Stop" (album version) (5:06)
Rhyze - "I Found Love In You" (5:40)
The Evasions - "The Wikka Wrap" (8:39)
Greg Henderson - "Dreamin'" (7:23)
Vicky 'D' - "This Beat Is Mine" (5:52)
Convertion - "Let's Do It" (6:30)
Komiko - "Feel Alright" (5:58)
John Davis & The Monster Orchestra - "Love Magic" (7:39)
Gary's Gang - "Let Lovedance Tonight" (6:39)
Lucy Hawkins - "Gotta Get Out Of Here" (5:49)
Mike & Brenda Sutton - "Anyway You Want My Love" (6:21)
John Davis & The Monster Orchestra - "Up Jumped The Devil" (5:35)
KID - "Hupendi Muzik Wangu?! (You Don’t Like My Music)" (8:42)
Steve Shelto - "Don't You Give Your Love Away" (6:36)
Glen Adams Affair - "Just A Groove" (single edit) (3:00)
Review: Alongside Salsoul and West End, SAM Records - established by Sam Weiss in NYC in 1975 - was one of the definitive labels of the original disco era. This indispensable double-vinyl retrospective showcases the most significant and successful releases in the label's killer catalogue, moving between breathlessly brilliant and over-the-top 'proper disco' (think John Davis & Monster Orchestra's 'I Can't Stop', K.I.D's sensational 'Happendi Muzik Wangu? (You Don't Like My Music)' and Gary's Gang's 'Keep On Dancin' and 'Lets Lovedance Tonight'), boogie-era brilliance (Vicky D's electrofunk stable 'This Beat Is Mine', Glen Adams Affair's 'Just a Groove', Koniko's synth-heavy 'Feel Alright'), and lesser-celebrated all-time anthems (Conversion's 'Let's Do It', Steve Shielto's 'Don't You Give Your Love Away'). The epitome of 'all killer, no filler').
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