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Gonzalez (September 30, 1977) "I Haven't Stopped Dancin' Yet" Single – EMI (UK)

Writer: glamslam72
glamslam72
Sep 29, 1977
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A lively disco/soul track written and produced by Gloria Jones, “I Haven’t Stopped Dancin’ Yet” became Gonzalez’s biggest hit, especially after a popular remix in 1979.




THE RELEASE

WHAT THE LABEL SHOWS

Label: EMI

Format: 7" Vinyl Single

Country: UK

Catalogue: EMI 2706

Release Date: September 30, 1977Upbeat, commercial disco-soul number with strong production by Gloria Jones.

Red & beige EMI labels.

A-side: “I Haven’t Stopped Dancin’ Yet” (Jones).

B-side: “Carnival” (Hunte).

Both produced by Gloria Jones.

Demo copies marked “DEMO RECORD NOT FOR RESALE”.

CONTEXT AND NOTES

VARIANTS & PACKAGING

Gloria Jones wrote and produced the track for Gonzalez. It originally appeared on their album Shipwrecked. A John Luongo remix in 1979 helped it reach No. 15 on the UK chart.

• Demo promo copies (special labels)

• Commercial releases

• Available in both solid centre and four-prong (push-out) variants

TRACK LIST

INTERNATIONAL VARIANTS

A-Side I Haven’t Stopped Dancin’ Yet (Jones) – length not specified

B-Side Carnival (Hunte)

Australia - EMI - 1977

Netherlands - EMI - 1978

Philippines - Sidewalk - 1979

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