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- I HEAR A NEW WORLD - Joe Meek & The Blue Men
- TUTTI-FRUTTI - Little Richard & His Band
- ESQUERITA AND THE VOOLA - Esquerita
- WONDROUS PLACE - Billy Fury
- STRAWBERRY BLONDE (THE BAND ROCKED ON) - Frank D'Rone
- FOOT STOMPIN' - The Dovells
- JOHNNY REMEMBER ME - John Leyton
- PEPPERMINT TWIST (PART 1) – Joey Dee & The Starliters
- SALLY, GO ‘ROUND THE ROSES - The Jaynetts
- YOU DON'T OWN ME - Lesley Gore
- NEEDLE IN A HAYSTACK - The Velvelettes
- GET DOWN WITH IT - Bobby Marchan
- I'LL BE YOUR MIRROR – The Velvet Underground & Nico
- HEAVEN MUST HAVE SENT YOU - The Elgins
- STAND UP STRAIGHT AND TALL - Jackie Shane
- WOMEN IS LOSERS – Big Brother & The Holding Company
- NO STRANGER AM I - Norma Tanega
- PRETTY GOLDEN HAIR - Al Stewart
- DAVID WATTS - The Kinks
- NOTHING BUT A HEARTACHE - The Flirtations
- STAND! - Sly & The Family Stone
- LIFE & DEATH IN G & A - Abaco Dream
- NATHAN JONES - The Supremes
- WALK ON THE WILD SIDE - Lou Reed
- COOCHI-COO - Polly Perkins
- I'M A MAN - Jobriath
- SOUL MAKOSSA - Manu Dibango
- LAW OF THE LAND - The Temptations
- GET DANCIN' PART – Disco Tex & The Sex-O-Lettes featuring Sir Monti Rock III
- LADY MARMALADE - Labelle
- NOBODY'S GONNA CHANGE ME – The Dynamic Superiors
- AIN'T NOBODY STRAIGHT IN L.A. - The Miracles
- I NEED A MAN (12-inch Version) - Grace Jones
- I FEEL LOVE - Patrick Cowley
- ORGASM ADDICT - Buzzcocks
- FUCK OFF - Jayne County & The Electric Chairs
- GLAD TO BE GAY - Tom Robinson Band
- I WAS BORN THIS WAY (12-inch Version) - Carl Bean
- PRISON (12-inch Version) - Space
- DISCO DANCE (Mega Mix) (12-inch Version) - Michele
- I NEED SOMEBODY TO LOVE TONIGHT (12-inch Version) - Sylvester
Jon Savage's The Secret Public - How The LGBTQ+ Aesthetic Shaped Pop Culture 1955-1979
Various Artists
ACE
From early lyrical insinuations and the unabashed freedom of disco to confrontational protest songs, this compilation is a striking ode to the indelible impact of queer culture on music and the perfect companion to Jon’s book of the same name.
This double CD compilation is about freedom - and freedom for all. Whilst some of the artists identify as LGBTQ+, then or now, some are included simply because they were played in gay or lesbian clubs — where their lyric or sound proved useful and enjoyable to the patrons - or because they were shaped in some way by the gay aesthetic or gay managers. It’s a love letter to the entwined world of music and sexuality in all its many guises and we hope you enjoy the ride.