Live and Sleazy
Village People · 1979
70 min · 11 tracks · disco
A vibrant disco celebration, fusing infectious rhythms with playful lyrics that beckon the dance floor.
Why this album works
'Live and Sleazy' reflects the cultural zeitgeist of the disco movement, featuring hits like 'Y.M.C.A.' which became an anthem for inclusivity. The album's chart performance was notable, reaching high positions on various charts and contributing to Village People's enduring legacy in pop culture. Its release also coincided with a broader acceptance of LGBTQ+ themes in music.
- Best for
- dance floor celebration energy playful sing-along anthems dynamic flow with peaks
- Context
- Released in 1979, 'Live and Sleazy' was Village People's first live album, following the commercial success of their studio albums like 'Macho Man'. This period marked the peak of their popularity, as they solidified their status as disco icons with a theatrical flair and a diverse fan base. The album captures the energy of their live performances during the height of the disco era.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Nancy Sinatra· Nikka Costa· R. Stevie Moore· Harry Nilsson· Aretha Franklin· Dolly Parton· Willie Nelson· Elvis Presley
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Sleazy 6:17
- 2 Rock & Roll Is Back Again 7:01
- 3 Ready for the 80’s 6:40
- 4 Save Me (Ballad) 4:06
- 5 Save Me (Up Tempo) 5:09
- 6 Hot Cop 5:58
- 7 Fire Island 3:52
- 8 Medley: San Francisco (You’ve Got Me) / In Hollywood (Everybody Is a Star) 10:54
- 9 Macho Man Standout 5:58
- 10 In the Navy Standout 6:42
- 11 Y.M.C.A. Standout 7:48
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