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Double Exposure - Ten Percent

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"Ten Percent" is the debut studio album by the American disco group Double Exposure, released in 1976 on Salsoul Records. The Philadelphia-based quartet recorded the album under the guidance of producers Allan Felder, Norman Harris, and Ronnie Baker. Its title track became highly significant in the history of dance music when producer Walter Gibbons remixed it to create what is widely recognized as the first commercial 12-inch vinyl single. The album and its remixes helped define the Salsoul sound and early disco club culture.

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Why is Double Exposure's Ten Percent historically significant?

The album's title track was remixed by Walter Gibbons and released as what is widely regarded as the first commercial 12-inch single. This made Ten Percent a landmark release in dance music history and cemented the Salsoul label's pioneering role.

What label released Double Exposure's Ten Percent?

Ten Percent was released in 1976 on Salsoul Records, a label central to the disco era. Salsoul was known for its innovative dance music releases and influential remix culture.

Who remixed the title track from Double Exposure's Ten Percent?

The title track was remixed by Walter Gibbons, a pioneering club DJ and remixer. His extended remix became the first commercial 12-inch single, a format that revolutionized dance music.

What genre is Double Exposure's Ten Percent?

Ten Percent is a 1976 disco album by the group Double Exposure. It features the lush orchestration and danceable grooves characteristic of the Salsoul sound that defined mid-1970s disco.

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