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So, when you've bathed in your 'Star Wars' bubble bath, put on your 'Star Wars' T-shirt, cleaned your teeth with 'Star Wars' wonder paste, shot the cat with your 'Star Wars' pocket ray gun and rushed out to buy a couple rolls of 'Star Wars' loo paper, you can sit back and listen to music inspired by
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was issued in summer 1977 through
Millennium Records, six weeks after the film's soundtrack. The artwork, which is based on Meco's idea, depicts "two space travelers bumping bottoms", which AllMusic reviewer JT Griffith called "hilarious cheese". Stephen Lumel and Gribbitt! handled the art direction
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soundtrack, Harris said 20th
Century Fox Records "clearly had the upper hand." Casablanca's promotions department had conference calls on a weekly basis to bolster hype around a particular release. According to Harris, when discussing Meco's album, vice president of promotions Bruce Bird pitched it
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soundtrack, noted there were at least six albums and seven singles that use music from the movie, including Meco's, and there were "two others in the works, including a jazz version". According to
Griffith, Williams listed Meco's album as a reason for "helping bring symphonic music further into the
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is split into two sides of music. Despite having experience as an arranger, Meco engaged
Wheeler to arrange the album; Meco and Wheeler had several meetings discussing their plans for the project; Meco told Wheeler what he wanted to hear and allowed him to write notes. The musicians involved became
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in the United
Kingdom as the first releases from the deal. A promotional, DJ-exclusive version of "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band" was released in September 1977. An RCA-branded version of the album was released in the UK in November 1977. Coinciding with the UK release of the film in December 1977,
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in that situation. The day after this call, promotions staff discovered a delivery credited to 20th
Century Fox's head of promotions Harvey Cooper, declaring that they planned to eclipse Casablanca with their soundtrack. The promotions team at Casablanca did not take this lightly and pushed back,
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atmosphere. Because the album was not a licensed project, the sounds had to be remade using synthesizers; due to the basic nature of the equipment, achieving an effect resembling R2-D2 took Meco eight hours. For the "Cantina Band" section, four saxophonists recorded their parts while the tape was
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in June or July 1977. Unsure of the viability of Meco's album, Bogart had to persuade Ienner to issue it through
Millennium, who did not like the idea. Harris said Casablanca would not have minded having Meco on their roster; he deemed it crucial that Millennium "establish itself as a bona fide
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wrote "Star Wars", the album's first side, is a blend of "moods—at times dramatically 'futuristic,' both symphonic and electronic ... at other times, whimsical, big band jazzy, then grandiose, almost pompous toward the end". The medley consists of nine connected pieces of music. It is a
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in July 1976. Casablanca then sought to work with
Millennium Records, which was operated by Irv Biegel and Jimmy Ienner. Jeff Franklin of booking agency ATI brokered a deal between Bogart and Millennium Records, setting up an office space with them in New York City in March
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on CD; it includes "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band" and the promotional DJ version as bonus tracks. The album was re-pressed on vinyl in 2015 through
Casablanca Records. The entity of the album, in addition to "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band", was included on the compilation
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eventually securing them the label's first number one single with "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band". Harris revealed that Cooper had not sent the delivery; instead, it was
Casablanca's publicist Soozin Kazick acting on the orders of Bird to heighten the staff's morale.
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chart. It reached number 19 in Australia and number 34 in New Zealand. The album was certified platinum in the US and gold in Canada. It is one of 20 Casablanca Records albums to achieve platinum status in a time span of three years.
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performing vocals on one track. The Companion writer Issy Flower said "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band" laid the foundation for "successful disco renderings of themes that retained their musicality and incorporated a danceable beat".
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over it. He had initially tried to avoid making the cover because he was given a shortened deadline of three days, until Lumel persuaded him to do it. The album received promotion from Casablanca's R&B department; according to
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staff said the album's first half's "beauty and variety ... combined with the film's fanatic appeal, brings it powerful impact", while its second "still works as a single piece, though not nearly as effectively as the
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By mid-June 1977, Meco hired co-producers Bongiovi and Wheeler to assist him before sessions took place at MZH Studio in New York City with Harvey Hoffman as recording engineer. Bongiovi and Meco created a club rendition of
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A 70-piece orchestra, with Meco on trombone, was employed for the recordings, to capture the sound of Williams and his orchestra. While sessions were underway, Williams' score was achieving success and the film's
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group performing beats; when they took a break, he invited the children to help finish the album. An hour of drum beats was recorded the following day; Wheeler turned these into three separate pieces.
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presence" in the music industry, "and nothing spoke louder than a Platinum album." Bogart was confident in the possible success of Meco's album, with Ienner ultimately relenting to its release.
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favorable reviews; many reviewers praised the album's songwriting. Griffith described it as an "important genre-busting album is most enjoyable in its original form". Jason Heller, author of
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region of Belgium, and number 13 in Sweden. The song was certified platinum in Canada and the US, and sold two million copies in the US and four million worldwide. It was nominated for a
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said the album is "reasonably true to the original score, even while infusing it with a throbbing dance beat", adding listener do not need to watch the movie to enjoy it. Jim Evans of
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lists it as the best-selling instrumental single and the only instrumental single to achieve platinum certification by the RIAA. With the album's success, Meco signed to the
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issued the album in the UK after acquiring the worldwide rights for Millennium Records, promoting it with a 12-week-long campaign that coincided with the UK release of
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album that consists of two medleys; "Star Wars" consists of nine sections and recreates sounds from the movie and "Other Galactic Funk" is made up of three sections.
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1982:(2005), wrote that one of Bogart's main business practices was "shipping records platinum, even those by unknown artists, and counting the shipped records as sales".
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were also planned; Lynn said this initiative would help to drive disco music, which up to this point had been seen as a single-centric format, as an album format.
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expressed a similar statement, saying the second side is a "complete throwaway – disco dross with a pseudo military beat that is dead dull". The staff of
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listed "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band" as the best-selling instrumental single and the only instrumental single to achieve platinum certification by the RIAA.
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on May 25, 1977—its opening day—and watched it four more times during the weekend. During the second of these viewings, he paid more attention to
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recording at half-speed. When it was replayed at normal speed, the saxophone parts had what Meco referred to as a "really high, funny" sound.
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they hoped would sell around 50,000 copies. The former had experience with making disco albums, and had recently worked with
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appeared as part of Casablanca Records' intentionally disco-centric schedule alongside releases from Beckett,
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theme. Peltz wrote the album is "one of the first forays into fanfic in the Blockbuster era". He noted while
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that included a £10,000, 30-second advertisement that was expected to be shown in the cinemas that screened
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and design, while Robert Rodriquez illustrated the album. Rodriquez, who was known for his artwork for the
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and an orchestra, and extending it to 15 minutes. Meco got the idea of making a continuous medley from
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By October 1977, Herb Eiseman of the music publishing company 20th Century Music, which published the
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The Star Wars Phenomenon in Britain: The Blockbuster Impact and the Galaxy of Merchandise, 1977–1983
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and note saying; "Dear Meco: You're my Grammy winner", thanking him for his iteration of the theme.
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acquired the worldwide rights to Millennium's output, and issued "Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band" and
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positive reviews and many complimented the songwriting. The album peaked at number 13 on the
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at the end of 1977. The album's success helped fund construction of Bongiovi's
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in the United States, at number 19 in Australia and number 34 in New Zealand. "
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2199:"May the 4th Be With You: Remembering the Bizarre 'Star Wars' No. 1 Disco Hit"
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2644:"Meco - Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk Album Reviews, Songs & More"
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and Solomon Smith. All tracks produced by Meco, Wheeler and Bongiovi.
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Strange Stars: David Bowie, Pop Music, and the Decade Sci-Fi Exploded
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and persuaded the receptionist to give him a copy of the score.
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main theme. Williams sent Meco a plaque bearing the artwork of
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who approved the project. By June 1977, Meco was working with
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And Party Every Day: The Inside Story of Casablanca Records
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Dance Your Asteroids Off: The Complete Star Wars Collection
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Dance Your Asteroids Off: The Complete Star Wars Collection
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2776:"Star Wars in the UK: 1977, the First Star Wars Christmas"
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about a club on the moon's surface. Meco released further
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president Jimmy Ienner. Bogart, who had helped popularize
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and contributing music to television advertisements. When
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in 1977, losing to Williams' original version of the
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soundtrack. In the US, it peaked at number 13 on the
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theme and the "Cantina Theme" into a medley, adding
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4152:Turn the Beat Around: The Secret History of Disco
3857:"20th Century Music Tees New Disk Production Arm"
3747:Dimauro, Phil (July 9, 1977). Cohen, Gary (ed.).
3051:"Meco Chart History (Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums)"
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1980:Turn the Beat Around: The Secret History of Disco
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992:(1979), an album of original works, which is a
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4204:"Star Wars & Other Space Oddities"
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4108:Parnes, Sid, ed. (December 3, 1977b).
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2008:"Meco Biography, Songs, & Albums"
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4389:"The galactic disco genius of Meco!"
4319:Zhito, Lee, ed. (August 13, 1977c).
4069:Parnes, Sid, ed. (August 6, 1977a).
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3340:"Meco / full Official Chart History"
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2458:Pinney, Dustin (December 25, 2019).
2410:Warner, Andrea (December 16, 2016).
1941:, in 1975, and started working with
1080:"The Desert & the Robot Auction"
3406:from the original on March 12, 2018
3350:from the original on April 15, 2023
2774:Newbold, Mark (December 16, 2013).
2680:from the original on August 8, 2020
2578:Loudermilk, A. (January 29, 2020).
2272:Errico, Marcus (December 2, 2015).
2018:from the original on April 13, 2020
1716:Harvey Hoffman – recording engineer
1707:Harold Wheeler – producer, arranger
1325:Ynned Lessick – auto-harps, violins
1146:Musicians from the Milky Way Galaxy
4280:Zhito, Lee, ed. (July 16, 1977b).
3818:from the original on April 1, 2022
3677:Cohen, Gary, ed. (July 23, 1977).
3586:from the original on April 1, 2023
3484:from the original on March 2, 2023
3474:"20th Annual Grammy Awards / 1977"
3234:"Meco (Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs)"
2725:"Jedi Council - Interviews / Meco"
2312:"Jedi Council - Interviews / Meco"
2167:from the original on April 2, 2023
2155:Peltz, Cooper (October 10, 2017).
949:was released after the release of
192:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
14:
4367:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
4241:Zhito, Lee, ed. (July 9, 1977a).
4202:White, Adam (November 26, 1977).
3881:from the original on May 25, 2022
3290:from the original on May 21, 2017
2829:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
2517:from the original on May 20, 2022
2361:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
2066:from the original on May 23, 2022
2052:Breihan, Tom (November 5, 2022).
1847:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
1761:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
1722:Gribbitt! – art direction, design
1713:Betty Rowland – music preparation
1102:"The Throne Room & End Title"
951:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
894:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
882:Best Pop Instrumental Performance
860:charts, peaking at number six on
820:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
770:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
726:
677:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
658:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
653:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
637:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
614:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
609:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
522:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
498:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
282:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
267:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
232:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
161:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
24:Star Wars and Other Galactic Funk
4425:Albums produced by Tony Bongiovi
2197:Ramgopal, Arjuna (May 4, 2019).
1196:Lamer Murnhab – guitars, violins
745:
740:
735:
730:
725:
3929:Australian Chart Book 1970–1992
3790:Evans, Jim (January 14, 1978).
3578:Flower, Issy (March 31, 2022).
1725:Robert Rodriquez – illustration
4374:(streamed copy where licensed)
3396:"Meco - Star Wars Title Theme"
3310:"Meco - Star Wars Title Theme"
2727:. TheForce.Net. Archived from
1274:Lloyd Landesman – synthesizers
1016:(2005), which was inspired by
1:
4282:"Billboard's Top Album Picks"
3839:. Vol. 94, no. 20.
3654:Catlin, Roger (May 4, 1999).
3545:Heller, Jason (May 4, 2017).
2944:Heller, Jason (May 4, 2018).
2540:. Disco-disco. Archived from
2503:Golsen, Tyler (May 5, 2022).
1759:Weekly chart performance for
1310:Timothy Thompson – percussion
1292:Anthony Eversley – percussion
1271:Richard Trifan – synthesizers
1086:"The Land of the Sand People"
211:
18:1977 studio album by Meco
3831:Grein, Paul (May 22, 1982).
3749:"East Coastings/Points West"
1827:
1809:
1795:
1328:Gloria Agostini – auto-harps
974:Robert Stigwood Organization
601:Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band
316:Robert Stigwood Organization
293:Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band
205:Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band
3259:"Meco (Adult Contemporary)"
3059:. Retrieved June 18, 2023.
3038:. Retrieved June 18, 2023.
2723:Turgeon, Shane (May 2005).
2491:Coryell & Friedman 2000
2310:Turgeon, Shane (May 2005).
1688:Fred Griffin – French horns
1685:Nitac Palkan – French horns
1472:Marin Morgenstern – violins
1307:Kendall Turner – percussion
1298:Nor Thornaring – percussion
1265:Peter Phillips – keyboards
1187:Obb Sretlaw – bass, violins
1006:(1980), the holiday record
4456:
3184:"Meco (Billboard Hot 100)"
2365:Universal City, California
2109:Lynch, Joe (May 4, 2015).
1817:Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums
1694:Bill Brown – French horns
1481:Emong-Divad-Nhoj – violins
1313:Solomon Smith – percussion
1301:Vincent Lilly – percussion
1295:Thomas Simons – percussion
1268:Meco – keyboards, makkies
239:that was released through
4420:Casablanca Records albums
4181:Jefferson, North Carolina
3935:: Australian Chart Book.
3209:"Meco (Dance Club Songs)"
2950:Melville House Publishing
1896:
1881:
1866:
1858:
1855:
1852:
1814:
1800:
1788:
1776:
1744:Charts and certifications
1691:John Clark – French horns
1646:Keith O'Quinn – trombones
1508:Richard Maximoff – violas
1469:Regis Iandioria – violins
1424:Harry Lookofsky – violins
1412:John Pintaville – violins
1340:Charles LiBove – violins
988:(1977); he also recorded
886:20th Annual Grammy Awards
713:
710:
541:, who used the idea on a
224:
197:
182:
152:
28:
3933:St Ives, New South Wales
3931:(illustrated ed.).
3903:. Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
1634:Paul Faulise – trombones
1610:John Gatchel – trumpets
1607:Mike Lawrence – trumpets
1490:Marilyn Wright – violins
1478:Jack Zimmerman – violins
1433:Elliot Rosoff – violins
1415:Thatie Notswin – violins
1367:Arianne Bronne – violins
1349:Gerald Tarack – violins
1331:Nad Dnalloh – auto-harps
1322:Gene Bianca – auto-harps
1304:Kirk Parson – percussion
1289:Retsim Ocem – percussion
1253:Drasan Thims – keyboards
1241:Eric Rosenfeld – guitars
1226:Atten Lessik – guitars,
1172:Barry Lazarowitz – drums
986:Encounters of Every Kind
833:and number eight on the
420:20th Century Fox Records
215: June or July 1977
170:Encounters of Every Kind
4185:McFarland & Company
4173:Stevens, Craig (2018).
3344:Official Charts Company
2536:Widlund, Claes (2000).
1667:Morris Mamorsky – reeds
1637:Dick Hixson – trombones
1625:Dave Taylor – trombones
1622:Sonny Russo – trombones
1619:Dom Monardo – trombones
1616:Raryl Scomb – trombones
1613:Wayne Andre – trombones
1601:Bob Millikan – trumpets
1544:Richard Loaker – cellos
1505:Ibonek Nawibo – violins
1406:Kermie Ceedu – violins
1397:LaMar Alsop – violins,
1370:Nomeg Oirepim – violins
1343:Sanford Allen – violins
1337:Paul Gershman – violins
1280:Dave Carey – percussion
1277:Ed Walsh – synthesizers
1244:Jeff Mironov – guitars
1163:Richard Crooks – drums
1137:Personnel per booklet.
1089:"Princess Leia's Theme"
1003:The Empire Strikes Back
512:. According to Peltz; "
504:album; Cooper Peltz of
3520:Guinness World Records
1664:Eddie Daniels – reeds
1655:Thatie Notswin – reeds
1640:Alan Raplh – trombones
1586:Aynot Tinto – trumpets
1550:Rairy Leicher – cellos
1484:Aaron Rosand – violins
1451:Yrrah Htoob – violins
1442:Irving Spice – violins
1436:Tomen Risorm – violins
1430:David Nadien – violins
1403:Leanie Kranf – violins
1391:Onty Anmodro – violins
1382:Aniad Chacen – violins
1361:Harold Kohon – violins
1346:Derf Odranom – violins
1235:Danny Gatton – guitars
1202:Cliff Morris – guitars
1193:Anthony Jackson – bass
1083:"The Princess Appears"
1051:; side two written by
1032:Christmas in the Stars
1030:officially sanctioned
1009:Christmas in the Stars
970:Guinness World Records
815:Commercial performance
812:
603:" was released as the
494:
493:on early synthesizers.
451:-branded synthesizer.
324:Guinness World Records
3452:"Gold & Platinum"
3026:"Meco Chart History (
2674:"To Disco, With Love"
1699:Production and design
1676:Jerry Dodgien – reeds
1670:George Young – reeds
1643:Tony Stud – trombones
1568:Egroeg Sacuf – cellos
1565:Ymmij Rennei – cellos
1562:Neddor Yrreb – cellos
1556:Mijmy Nernie – cellos
1526:Max Richards – violas
1487:Retsim Adoy – violins
1466:Senob Yocum – violins
1448:Lady Marion – violins
1439:Mij EuQnic – violins
1421:Tomen Risom – violins
1418:Simm Amorni – violins
1376:Nam Elohass – violins
1373:Paul Winter – violins
1334:Gene Orloff – violins
1199:Lance Quinn – guitars
1014:Star Wars Dance Party
803:
628:senior vice-president
595:Release and promotion
575:, giving the song an
485:
352:Never Can Say Goodbye
312:Power Station Studios
3855:(October 15, 1977).
2835:. 2015. B0023877-01.
2676:. Robert Rodriquez.
2465:Comic Book Resources
2322:on November 11, 2005
2203:Yahoo! Entertainment
1789:New Zealand Albums (
1673:Phil Bodner – reeds
1658:George Marge – reeds
1571:Redav Htrad – cellos
1541:Yhtac Truax – cellos
1457:Semaj Kirk – violins
1427:Nala Lebos – violins
1409:Simm Tenaj – violins
1394:Dave Davis – violins
1364:Brab Ferag – violins
1317:John Purcell-Butchie
1238:Steve Love – guitars
1232:Bobby Mann – guitars
1223:Bob Cadway – guitars
1214:Simm Tenaj – guitars
1205:Nyto Bongi – guitars
1190:Marcus Miller – bass
1047:Side one written by
947:Saturday Night Fever
939:Saturday Night Fever
929:. Jason Heller, in
900:Aftermath and legacy
850:You Light Up My Life
701:Professional ratings
4321:"New on the Charts"
2956:on October 31, 2020
2911:cite AV media notes
2876:cite AV media notes
2841:cite AV media notes
2731:on December 7, 2005
2381:cite AV media notes
2375:. 1999. HIPD-40171.
2280:on December 8, 2017
2161:Film School Rejects
1849:
1845:Certifications for
1777:Australian Albums (
1763:
1661:Dave Tofani – reeds
1604:Dan Cahn – trumpets
1559:Aruhu Ulus – cellos
1547:Paul Brand – cellos
1529:Jesse Levy – cellos
1523:Dickie Max – violas
1520:Ted Israel – violas
1517:Royam Dowe – violas
1499:Oted Otra – violins
1496:Abob Ttef – violins
1475:Tony Posk – violins
1385:Guy Lumia – violins
1379:Naje Spua – violins
1160:Dor McBrene – drums
1157:Jimmy Young – drums
1115:Other Galactic Funk
768:Music critics gave
702:
619:Quaker Oats Company
571:, and the hum of a
569:"pew-pew" gun sound
506:Film School Rejects
459:had charted on the
377:Meco went to watch
322:-related releases.
314:and Meco signed to
4435:Music of Star Wars
3372:. Dutchcharts.nl.
2918:Unknown parameter
2883:Unknown parameter
2848:Unknown parameter
2833:Casablanca Records
2538:"Domenico Monardo"
2388:Unknown parameter
1844:
1758:
1553:Het Mogen – cellos
1514:Yug Aimul – violas
1502:La Yruoc – violins
1454:Voh Kehc – violins
1445:Harry C. – violins
1388:Lou Eley – violins
1152:Allan Schwartzberg
870:Adult Contemporary
700:
495:
397:Millennium Records
389:Casablanca Records
334:American musician
255:Casablanca Records
241:Millennium Records
70:MZH, New York City
4410:1977 debut albums
4165:978-0-571-35982-0
3914:978-0-87930-982-4
3661:The Daily Gazette
3613:(July 16, 1977).
3582:. The Companion.
3428:. Swedishcharts.
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1739:
1679:Jim Buffington –
1511:Sec Nurf – violas
1099:"The Last Battle"
1077:"Imperial Attack"
868:and number 18 on
866:Hot R&B Songs
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2868:The Best of Meco
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1493:Odnal – violins
1460:Nacluv – violins
1141:
864:number eight on
862:Dance Club Songs
809:
792:Cashbox magazine
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682:The Best of Meco
535:disco drum beats
468:two-track master
416:music publishing
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3679:"Album Reviews"
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1939:Giorgio Moroder
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1860:Certified units
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1704:Meco – producer
1649:Lou DelGatto –
1463:Kcops – violins
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565:noises of R2-D2
500:is a disco and
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2566:Aletti 1977
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1596:Jon Faddis
1592:– trumpets
1583:– trumpets
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1577:– trumpets
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410:Star Wars
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4349:June 17,
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