List of Eurodisco artists and songs

The following is a list of Eurodisco artists and songs, divided in two sections. The first section includes notable Eurodisco groups and solo artists. The second section includes Eurodisco songs. Solo artists are listed alphabetically by last name while groups are listed alphabetically by the first letter (not including the prefix "the", "a" or "an"). Eurodisco songs by non-Eurodisco artists are also included.

Contents

Artists • Songs (1970s • 1980s • 1990s • 2000s • 2010s • 2020s) • References

## Artists[edit]

* Baccara[1]
* Bad Boys Blue[2]
* C.C. Catch[3]
* Cerrone[4]
* Dead or Alive[5]
* Début de Soirée[6]
* Eruption[7]
* Giorgio Moroder[8][9]
* Magazine 60[10]
* Modern Talking[11]

## Songs[edit]

### 1970s[edit]

Year | Artist | Song

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1974 | Bimbo Jet | "El Bimbo"[12]
1975 | Donna Summer | "Love to Love You Baby"[13][14][15]
Silver Convention | "Fly, Robin, Fly"[16]
Boney M. | "Baby Do You Wanna Bump"[17]
Maxine Nightingale | "Right Back Where We Started From"[18]
1976 | Raffaella Carrà | "A far l'amore comincia tu"[19]
ABBA | "Dancing Queen"[20][21]
Cerrone | "Love in C Minor"[22]
1977 | "Supernature"[23]
Donna Summer | "I Feel Love"[24][25]
Meco | "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band"[26]
Baccara | "Yes Sir, I Can Boogie"[27]
Space | "Magic Fly"[28]
Giorgio Moroder | "From Here to Eternity"[29]
Sheila B. Devotion | "Singin' in the Rain"[28]
1978 | Rod Stewart | "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?"[30]
Dee D. Jackson | "Automatic Lover"[31]
Boney M. | "Mary's Boy Child – Oh My Lord"[32]
"Rivers of Babylon"[33]
"Rasputin"[34]
"Brown Girl in the Ring"[35]
Amanda Lear | "Enigma (Give a Bit of Mmh to Me)"[36]
Giorgio Moroder | "Chase"[37]
Foxy | "Get Off"[38]
Sarah Brightman | "I Lost My Heart to a Starship Trooper"[39]
Exile | "Kiss You All Over"[40]
1979 | Umberto Tozzi | "Gloria"[41]
M | "Pop Muzik"[42]
Barbra Streisand and Donna Summer | "No More Tears (Enough Is Enough)"[43]
ABBA | "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)"[44]
Sheila B. Devotion | "Spacer"[45][46]
Blondie | "Heart of Glass"[47][48][49][50]
Sparks | "Beat the Clock"[51]
"The Number One Song in Heaven"[51][52]
Ottawan | "D.I.S.C.O."[53]
Kelly Marie | "Feels Like I'm in Love"[54]
Nick Straker Band | "A Walk in the Park"[55]
Amii Stewart | "Knock on Wood"[56]

### 1980s[edit]

Year | Artist | Song

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1980 | Blondie | "Call Me"[57][58]
The J. Geils Band | "Come Back"[59]
Visage | "Fade to Grey"[60][61]
the Rolling Stones | "Emotional Rescue"[62]
Japan | "Gentlemen Take Polaroids"[63]
Kano | "I'm Ready"[64]
Spandau Ballet | "To Cut a Long Story Short"[65]
1981 | "The Freeze"[66]
ABBA | "Lay All Your Love on Me"[67]
Ottawan | "Hands Up (Give Me Your Heart)"[53]
Patrick Cowley | "Menergy"[68]
Material and Nona Hendryx | "Bustin' Out"[69]
Duran Duran | "Careless Memories"[70]
1982 | Laura Branigan | "Gloria"[71]
The Flirts | "Passion"[72]
Klein + M.B.O. | "Dirty Talk"[73]
David Christie | "Saddle Up"[74]
Trio | "Da Da Da"[75]
1983 | Berlin | "Sex (I'm a ...)"[76]
The Cure | "The Walk"[77]
Bandolero | "Paris Latino"[78]
New Order | "Blue Monday"[79]
Irene Cara | "Flashdance... What a Feeling"[80][81]
1984 | Magazine 60 | "Don Quichotte (No Están Aquí)"[82]
VideoKids | "Woodpeckers from Space"[83]
Jermaine Jackson and Pia Zadora | "When the Rain Begins to Fall"[84]
Raf | "Self Control"[85]
Fancy | "Slice Me Nice"[86]
Ivan | "Fotonovela"[87]
Alphaville | "Big in Japan"[88]
"Forever Young"[89]
"Sounds Like a Melody"[88]
Giorgio Moroder & Philip Oakey | "Together in Electric Dreams"[90]
Bronski Beat | "Smalltown Boy"[91]
"Why?"[92]
Fun Fun | "Colour My Love"[93]
Toni Basil | "Suspense"[90]
Laura Branigan | "Satisfaction"[94]
Modern Talking | "You're My Heart, You're My Soul"[53]
1985 | "Cheri, Cheri Lady"[95]
Sandra | "(I'll Never Be) Maria Magdalena"[96]
Silent Circle | "Touch in the Night"[97]
Taffy | "I Love My Radio (Midnight Radio)"[98]
Fancy | "Bolero (Hold Me in Your Arms Again)"[99]
Freddie Mercury | "I Was Born to Love You"[100]
Fun Fun | "Living in Japan"[101]
Animotion | "Let Him Go"[102]
Lian Ross | "Fantasy"[103]
Divine | "Walk Like a Man"[104]
1986 | Erasure | "Oh L'amour"[105]
Samantha Fox | "Touch Me (I Want Your Body)"[106]
Modern Talking | "Brother Louie"[107]
Desireless | "Voyage, voyage"[108]
Spagna | "Easy Lady"[109]
Fancy | "Lady of Ice"[99]
1987 | Sabrina | "Boys (Summertime Love)"[110]
Rick Astley | "Never Gonna Give You Up"[111]
1988 | Erasure | "A Little Respect"[112]
Wax | "In Some Other World"[113]
Kylie Minogue | "Turn It into Love"[114]
Fancy | "Flames of Love"[99]
Sabrina | "All of Me (Boy Oh Boy)"[115]
Eighth Wonder | "I'm Not Scared"[116]
S'Express | "Theme from S-Express"[117]
Début de Soirée | "Nuit de folie"[118]
1989 | Sabrina | "Gringo"[119]
London Boys | "Harlem Desire"[120]

### 1990s & 2000s[edit]

Year | Artist | Song

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1990 | Black Box | "Everybody Everybody"[121]
1991 | Army of Lovers | "Crucified"[122]
1992 | "Ride the Bullet"[123]
Ace of Base | "All That She Wants"[124]
1993 | U2 | "Lemon"[125]
Captain Hollywood Project | "Impossible"[126]
1994 | Dr. Alban | "Look Who's Talking"[127]
Blur | "Girls & Boys"[128]
1995 | La Bouche | "Be My Lover"[129]
Saint Etienne | "He's on the Phone"[130]
1996 | Culture Beat | "Crying in the Rain"[131]
Nightcrawlers | "Let's Push"[132]
1997 | Real McCoy | "One More Time"[133]
Aqua | "Barbie Girl"[134]
1998 | Vengaboys | "We Like to Party!"[135]
1999 | Bloodhound Gang | "The Bad Touch"[136]
2000 | Steps | "Stomp"[137]
2004 | Kylie Minogue | "I Believe in You"[138]
2008 | Janet Jackson | "Rock with U"[139]

### 2010s & 2020s[edit]

Year | Artist | Song

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2010 | Marina and the Diamonds | "Hollywood"[140]
2011 | Owl City | "Galaxies"[141]
2012 | Madonna | "Girl Gone Wild"[142]
Nicki Minaj | "Whip It"[143]
2013 | Dido | "End of Night"[144]
2017 | Katy Perry feat. Migos | "Bon Appétit"[145]
2019 | Clairo | "Sofia"[146]
2020 | Lady Gaga | "911"[147]

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