Donna Summer › The Dance Collection: A Compilation of Twelve Inch Singles

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CD Details

Released: October 25, 1990
Originally Released: 1990
Label: Island / Mercury

Tracks:

1.I Feel Love
2.With Your Love
3.Last Dance
4.MacArthur Park
5.Hot Stuff
6.Walk Away
7.Dim All The Lights
8.No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)

Product Description:

This is a compilation of 12" extended version re-mixes with some previously unreleased material.

Producers: Georgio Moroder, Pete Bellotte, Gary Klein.

Compilation producer: Bill Levenson.

Personnel: Donna Summer (vocals); Jay Graydon (guitar).

Audio Mixers: Giorgio Moroder; Harold Faltermeyer.

Audio Remixers: Marc Paul Simon; Bobby Guttadaro.

Liner Note Author: Harry Weinger.

Arrangers: Harold Faltermeyer; Thor Baldursson; Greg Mathieson.

A fine collection of the original 12-inch dance mixes of eight of Donna Summer's classic disco singles--half of which have never appeared on CD before--this compilation is a must for disco fans. If for no other reason, DANCE COLLECTION is indispensable because it contains the full 17-minute "MacArthur Park Suite," possibly Summer's most gloriously over-the-top record ever, which was excised from the CD edition of her LIVE AND MORE double album.

Other highlights include the stunningly minimal "I Feel Love," as hypnotic as a classic krautrock track by Kraftwerk or Neu!, and softened only slightly by Summer's erotic lead vocal. Shockingly, Summer's first hit, "Love to Love You Baby," is not included. This 18-minute track is quite possibly the most influential 12-inch single ever released, and the lack of it is puzzling in this otherwise excellent compilation.