Donna Summer - Shout It Out (1994)

Donna Summer's title as the "Queen of Disco" wasn't mere hype — she was one of the very few disco performers to enjoy a measure of career longevity, and her consistent chart success was rivaled in the disco world only by the Bee Gees. Summer was certainly a talented vocalist, trained as a powerful gospel belter, but then again, so were many of her contemporaries. Of major importance in setting Summer apart were her songwriting abilities and her choice of talented collaborators in producers/songwriters... When Donna finished doing musicals in the early 70's she joint a group called "The Veith Marvos Red Point Orchestra". This was a group of singers of all nationalities like "The Les Humpries singers", who were very popular back then and had many top 10 hits like "Mexico", "To my Fathers house" and "Old time religion" (Liz Mitchel - later the lead singer of BoneyM was a member of them). The VMRPO made only one album and that was re-released (and remixed) in 1983 called: "Donna Summer and friends". Later they released it as an album of Donna (1984 UK as "Shout it out" and Belgium as "I love to dance") And in 1987 they started to release it on CD. As far as I know there are about 32 different releases of the same CD (in 2 different versions, one "original" and one remixed) The original albums is from 1971

Tracklist
1. (00:05:58) Donna Summer - Na na hey hey
2. (00:06:09) Donna Summer - They can't take away our music
3. (00:05:06) Donna Summer - Jeannie
4. (00:06:07) Donna Summer - Little Marie
5. (00:06:03) Donna Summer - Shout it out
6. (00:05:39) Donna Summer - Funstreet
7. (00:05:30) Donna Summer - Back of Boogaloo
8. (00:05:41) Donna Summer - Nice to see you
9. (00:05:53) Donna Summer - Do what your mother do

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