Eddie Drennon & The B.B.S. Unlimited – Would You Dance To My Music

Eddie Drennon & The B.B.S. Unlimited – Would You Dance To My Music

Released during the golden age of disco, Would You Dance To My Music showcases the talents of Eddie Drennon, one of the key figures behind some of the most sophisticated dance and soul productions of the 1970s. A respected violinist, arranger, producer, and songwriter, Drennon helped shape the sound of New York's flourishing disco scene, blending lush orchestration with infectious rhythms and soulful grooves.

Backed by The B.B.S. Unlimited, Drennon delivers a collection that perfectly captures the elegance and energy of late-1970s dance music. The album combines sweeping string arrangements, tight rhythm sections, and polished vocal performances, creating a sound that moves effortlessly between the dancefloor and soulful listening.

The title track, Would You Dance To My Music, stands as the album's centrepiece, driven by irresistible grooves and sophisticated production that exemplify the era's finest disco recordings. Elsewhere, tracks such as That's Just Too Bad, If You Really Don't Love Me, and Searching For Some Love balance romantic soul melodies with danceable rhythms, while Come Dance With Me and Someday, Someway further highlight Drennon's gift for crafting memorable arrangements.

Rich in orchestral flourishes, smooth vocals, and classic disco energy, Would You Dance To My Music remains a superb example of the sophisticated soul and dance music that defined the late 1970s. An excellent addition for collectors of disco, funk, and New York dance music.

Tracklist:

Side A

1. Would You Dance To My Music
2. That's Just Too Bad
3. Come Dance With Me
4. Save Your Love For Me

Side B

1. If You Really Don't Love Me
2. Someday, Someway
3. Never Let Me Go
4. Searching For Some Love