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This collection from the disco outfit Michael Zager Band features 12 tracks, including the 1970s hit "Let's All Chant."
Anthology from the band that gained the most notoriety during the disco era of the late 1970's with their floor filling hit "Let's All Chant". Michael Zager Dance Collection Music Michael Zager Dance Collection Songs | 1. | Let's All Chant | |
| 2. | Life's a Party | |
| 3. | Music Fever | |
| 4. | Love Express | |
| 5. | Traffic Jam | |
| 6. | Soul to Soul | |
| 7. | Freak | |
| 8. | Rhythm Magic | |
| 9. | Warning Danger | |
| 10. | Greased Lightning | |
| 11. | Let's All Chant | |
| 12. | Think It Over | |
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