Legendary Giorgio Moroder is back on MB Disco. This time we present one of his biggest tracks ever, especially in the disco/dance/club scene. Released back in 1977 on Casablanca Records. The track featured on the same titled album and is considered as one of the albums that influenced lots of the following techno/house producers in Detroit and Chicago. For this special occasion we invited the crème de la crème of Belgium and made an exclusive Belgian connection release. What about these names: Aeroplane, Compuphonic, Attar! and Fusty Delights. Aeroplane delivers what he does best, a vocal party Nu-Disco stomper that has all the elements for getting the party started. Same goes for Attar! who step it up a bit with his version. A rougher Nu-Disco take with some old skool elements in there to make it even more interesting. After all the hype of Nu-Disco, we have to take it down a bit and what wouldn’t be better doing it with Compuphonic. They flirt heavily with the dubby aspects of the Deep House scene with their dubby-cosmic-almost minimal Deep House version. Lastly, but not least, Fusty Delights comes up with a funky suggestive and very atmospheric remix that gets into your deepest soul. The remixers surely doesn’t need any further introduction but just to a reminder. They featured on labels like, Eskimo, Wall Of Sound, Get Physical, Kitsune, Ed Banger and Turbo just to name a few. We can write countless of pages about the history and achievements of Mr. Moroder but we believe you music lovers knows some of the history already and therefore we won’t bother with it.