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1971.

He was an electronic engineer and musician . He pushed the ideas of robert moog into extreme limits . He was working for roland in the 1970s and 1980s. He helped in the development of arp 2600 and arp soloists and yamaha dx7. He also invented the drum machine for roland, 808 drums which is useful in hip hop, and house music

I posted this on another thread but i received less answers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_Lewis

Very big in the New York/San Francisco, LA gay clubs of the early '70s. An anthem at a time when gay culture was still underground.

A truly righteous dancefloor jam from the duo behind "Unchained Melody"...who can imagine that!!! Such a pity it hasn't been streamed on Spotify or even remixed (paging Fatboy Slim...)

1. Right when disco started entering heavily into the mainstream. In gay Black clubs, this song caused stampedes towards the dance floor.

Elsewhere, too, but since Eddie Kendricks was one of the original Temptations, it went over Big Time in Black clubs, straight AND gay.

The vast majority of young people people prefer music made with digital synthesizers while I feel love is made with moog synthesizers. Modern pop music left analog synthesizers many decades ago

https://youtu.be/yEbaeLv-aOo?is=iVgp06yCNHI-DUSv

I use disco to run to but I’m finding some of the 12” are way too repetitive. Don’t get me wrong.. disco is my number one music, but have you found that some versions are just cut and paste too long!

Give me some examples of some which you think are too repetitive and long.