Best Eurodisco

Cerrone's Supernature is a 1977 album by the French disco producer, notable for its electronic title track and a US dance chart No. 1 run.

Cerrone's Love in C Minor is the French drummer-producer's 1976 solo debut, a long-form disco album that became a New York club hit.

Boney M.'s Nightflight to Venus is a 1978 Eurodisco album notable for Rasputin and Rivers of Babylon, two of the group's biggest hits.

Cerrone's Paradise is a 1977 Malligator album by French disco producer Cerrone, notable for the title single reaching the US dance top 10.

Boney M.'s Oceans of Fantasy is a 1979 album by the German-based disco group and became one of their major European chart successes.

Silver Convention's Save Me is the 1975 debut by the German Eurodisco group, featuring Fly, Robin, Fly and topping the US R&B albums chart.

Donna Summer's 1976 album A Love Trilogy continued her Munich-recorded work with Giorgio Moroder and Pete Bellotte in extended disco form.

Cerrone IV: The Golden Touch is a 1978 disco album by Marc Cerrone, recorded at London's Trident Studios and featuring Je Suis Music.

Boney M.'s Love for Sale is a 1977 Eurodisco album by the German-based group, following their breakout with Frank Farian's production.

Baccara is the Spanish duo's 1977 debut album on RCA Victor, produced by Rolf Soja and featuring Yes Sir, I Can Boogie.

Donna Summer's 1976 concept album Four Seasons of Love framed four long disco tracks around the seasons, with Moroder and Bellotte producing.

Boney M.'s Take the Heat off Me is the German-based group's 1976 debut album, produced by Frank Farian and featuring Daddy Cool.

Munich Machine is a 1977 disco album from Giorgio Moroder's Munich studio project, introducing the Midnite Ladies and featuring Get on the Funk Train.

Silver Convention is the alternate title of Get Up and Boogie, the German group's 1976 album built around its US No. 2 pop hit title track.

Eruption is the British group's 1977 Hansa debut album, fronted by Precious Wilson and known for their disco cover of I Can't Stand the Rain.

Munich Machine's A Whiter Shade of Pale is a 1978 Moroder-led disco album introducing singer Chris Bennett and covering the Procol Harum hit.

Leave a Light is Eruption's 1979 second album on Hansa, notable for One Way Ticket, a Neil Sedaka cover that became a major European disco hit.

Cerrone VI, also known as Panic, is a 1980 Malligator album by the French producer, noted for broader electronic textures including Fairlight CMI use.

Boney M.'s Boonoonoonoos is a 1981 album by the Frank Farian-produced group, notable for its Caribbean and reggae-influenced material.

Cerrone's Angelina, also known as Cerrone V, is a 1979 album that marked a shift toward Cerrone as a lead vocalist after his instrumental disco hits.

Light My Fire is Baccara's 1978 second album, an RCA Victor Eurodisco release featuring Parlez-vous français?, Luxembourg's Eurovision entry.

Munich Machine's Body Shine is a 1979 album from Giorgio Moroder's German disco project, whose Party Light reached the US dance chart.

Silver Convention's Madhouse is a 1976 concept album by the German Eurodisco act, made with producers Michael Kunze and Sylvester Levay.

Colours is Baccara's 1979 third studio album on RCA Victor, produced by Rolf Soja and including the European single Ay, Ay Sailor.

Silver Convention's Summernights is a 1977 Jupiter album by the German Eurodisco group, also issued in some markets as Golden Girls.

Silver Convention's Love in a Sleeper is the German Eurodisco group's final studio album, released in 1978 and featuring Spend the Night with Me.

Boney M.'s Ten Thousand Lightyears is a 1984 album by the German-based group, released after their late-1970s disco peak.

Fight Fight Fight is Eruption's 1980 Hansa album, recorded after Precious Wilson's departure and featuring later singles such as Go Johnnie Go.

Bad Boys is Baccara's 1981 fourth and final album by the original duo, produced in London by Graham Sacher after their Rolf Soja era.