Voggue Dancin' The Night Away CD Canada

Dancin' The Night Away Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Dance
Label	Unidisc
Orig Year	1992
All Time Sales Rank	127961
CD Universe Part number	7816112
Catalog number	7037
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 16, 1992
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	76 minutes
Additional Info	Canada

Voggue Dancin' The Night Away Songs

	1.	Dancin the Night Away
	2.	Love Buzz
	3.	Here We Are
	4.	Movin Up
	5.	Go For It
	6.	Without Your Love
	7.	Back Again
	8.	Roller Boogie
	9.	Hearts Delight
	10.	Sun Struck Lovers
	11.	Love Buzz (Mix) - (Richie Revera Mix)
	12.	Now That It's Over
	13.	Lover Boy
	14.	Dancin the Night Away
	15.	Love Buzz (Radio Edit)

Dancin' The Night Away Music Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars VOGGUE, THE BEST EVER!!!
THESE GIRLS REALLY KNEW HOW TO LEAD YOU ONTO THE DANCEFLOOR. IT'S A GOOD COLLECTABLE!!!
Submitted by ohivatko_solrrak70 (TOLUCA, MEX. MEXICO.)
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4 stars Good for the hits!
Had I known that the extended versions and radio versions of "Dancin' The Night Away" and "Love Buzz" were on the full length CD album, I wouldn't have bothered to purchase the expensive CD single with the above tunes. Anyway a pleasant album with those early 80's dance gems along with other danceable tracks! Good!
Submitted by m.djmjlcst (Bloomington, Illinois USA)
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4 stars Dance classics still the best Beat!!!
If you are a lover of the 80's and 90's high energy dance craze, then this is one of those albums you must have. In reality there are only about 3 great dance trax - mainly - Dancin' the Night Away & Love Buzz but still a good album and fine voices. Naturally if you like anything by denis lePage (AKA - Lime) then that is enough of a reason to add this cd to your collection... DTNA is one of his compositions.
Submitted by pegasusmt (Auckland, New Zealand)
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