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Musique - Keep On Jumpin'

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Keep On Jumpin' is the 1978 debut album by the disco studio group Musique, released on Prelude Records. The group was masterminded by producer Patrick Adams and featured vocals by Christine Wiltshire and Jocelyn Brown. The album is heavily rooted in dance and disco music, driven by the commercial success of its title track and the song "In the Bush," both of which topped the US dance charts. It remains a staple for listeners of late-1970s club music.

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Who produced Musique's Keep On Jumpin' album?

Keep On Jumpin' was a studio project created by producer and songwriter Patrick Adams, a prolific figure in 1970s disco and soul. Adams assembled Musique as a group primarily for recording purposes rather than as a traditional touring band.

What label released Musique's Keep On Jumpin'?

The album was released on Prelude Records in 1978, a New York-based label known for its influential disco catalog. Prelude was one of the premier independent dance music labels of the disco era.

What are the biggest hits from Musique's Keep On Jumpin'?

The title track 'Keep On Jumpin'' topped the US dance chart, and 'In the Bush' was another major club hit from the album. Both tracks became staples of late-1970s disco playlists and remain well-known among disco collectors.

Was Musique a real performing band or just a studio creation?

Musique was primarily a studio project conceived by Patrick Adams, with vocalists brought in to record rather than a band that formed organically. Adams used the Musique name for multiple releases with varying lineups throughout the group's existence.

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