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1977

	Disco - Open Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		This may explain some rock critics vitrolic hate of disco, as it lacks the same "cred".
		Top disco music producers/mixers included Patrick Adams, Biddu, Cerrone, Alec R. Costandinos, Gregg Diamond, Bernard Edwards, Rick Gianatos, Quincy Jones, François Kevorkian, Meco Monardo, Tom Moulton, Kenton Nix, Boris Midney, Vincent Montana Jr, Giorgio Moroder, Rinder and Lewis, Nile Rodgers, and Michael Zager.
		However, what was seen by some rock critics and fans as a loss of authenticity and credibility may have marked not a return to producer driven music, but a return to listener driven music, as fans participated through dancing.
	open-encyclopedia.com /Disco (1440 words)

	Deep Groove Encyclopedia - Gwen Guthrie
		The following year, she wrote Ben E. King's comeback hit "Supernatural Thing," making her an established commodity in the industry that led to work for Sister Sledge and Roberta Flack.
		Meanwhile, her reputation as a singer continued to rise, with artists such as Quincy Jones, Gregg Diamond and Stephanie Mills asking her to perform on their albums.
		In the early 80s, she began cutting tracks with Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare, the creative team behind Grace Jones' most innovative work.
	www.allthingsdeep.com /dge/gwen_guthrie.htm (450 words)

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