There comes a point in the evening – late afternoon some days it has to be said – when it’s time to open the fridge door, take out the chilled bottle that’s been waiting there, pour some into a glass, take a sip and sigh! Or is that just me? And then there are evenings whilst I’m either preparing supper for myself and the children, or on the evenings when the house is quiet and the children are elsewhere that I just want to really let my hair down and have a good boogie – by myself is fine and probably best if truth me told – I’ve frightened too many people (would be boyfriends) in the past with my freestyle dancing!
My friend Jane and I came up one day with our Kitchen Disco playlist which I’m going to share with you now. Please do add your own in the comments box below. What is your ultimate feel good dance tune? Time ladies to ‘shake your groove thing’
Hot Stuff – Donna Summer
Cuba – Gibson Brothers
I’m Coming Up – Diana Ross
Respect – Aretha Franklin
Single Ladies – Beyonce
Ride on Time – Black Box
I’m Every Woman – Chaka Khan
Boogie Wonderland – Earth, Wind and Fire
Move on Up – Curtis Mayfield
I Will Survive – Gloria Gaynor
Pull up to the Bumper – Grace Jones
You Sexy Thing – Hot Chocolate
Celebration – Kool and the Gang
All Night Long – Lionel Richie
Mambo No 5 – Lou Bega
I’m so Excited – Pointer Sisters
Ai No Corrida – Quincy Jones
Can you Feel the Force – The Real Thing
Show me Love – Robin S
Sway – Shaft
Master Blaster – Stevie Wonder
Disco Inferno – The Trammps
It’s Raining Men – The Weather Girls
Don’t Stop til you Get Enough – Michael Jackson
Never Give up on a Good Thing – George Benson
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O my goodness – dancing only on my own in the kitchen I would put on Sex on Fire – Kings of Leon, Sit down – James, Human – the Killers, A Little Less Conversation – Elvis, The King, You’ve got the love – Florence and The Machine, Summer of 69 – Bryan Adams, Let’s Groove – Earth, Wind and Fire, She drives me Crazy – Fine Young Cannibals, American Boy – Estelle, Waterfall – The Stone Roses, The Boys of Summer – Don Henley, Grounds for Divorce – Elbow, but if I was dancing with someone else in the kitchen I would put on – Joan Armatrading – Love and Affection, Adele – Chasing Pavements and Make you feel my love , Nerine Pallot – Sophie, John Legend – Ordinary People, Ellie Goulding – Your Song, Tender – Blur, Paulo Nutini – Last request, Stereophonics – Step on my old size nines, Damien Rice – The Glass Blowers Daughter, Paul Weller – You do something to me, Snow Patrol – Set fire to the third bar, Fyfe Dangerfield -Always a Woman, Faith Hill – If I should fall behind and finally Sam Browne – Valentine Moon. x x x
Jacq, can’t wait to come and disco in your kitchen (not the slow dances, those reserved for someone else!) I’ll bring the wine! Well I know what I’m doing later – uploading all these onto my developing Best Knickers Always iPod playlist!
Thank you!
Rx