The Disco Ball (2002)

About

The Disco Ball is an all-star concert which was taped on October 13, 2002 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, California and broadcast on ABC in January. A vast array of original and contemporary singers gathered to perform disco songs with TV stars corresponding between acts.

PERFORMANCES: Mýa (Turn the Beat Around), The Trammps (Disco Inferno), KC and the Sunshine Band (Shake, Shake, Shake -Shake Your Booty, Get Down Tonight), Aaron Carter (I Just Want to Be Your Everything), Thelma Houston (Don't Leave Me This Way), Irene Cara (Flashdance... What a Feeling), Chic (Le Freak), Taylor Dayne (I Love the Nightlife), The Spinners (Working My Way Back to You), Natural (Stayin' Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, You Should Be Dancing), Whoopi Goldberg & Martha Wash (It's Raining Men), Usher (Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now), Nicki French (Total Eclipse of the Heart), Cheryl Lynn (Got to Be Real), Roselyn Sánchez (Hot Stuff), Gloria Gaynor (I Will Survive), The Pointer Sisters (Jump for My Love, I'm So Excited), The Village People (Macho Man, YMCA), and an all-star rendition of Last Dance.

HOSTS: Paula Abdul, Sara Rue, George Lopez, Brooke Burke, Cedric the Entertainer, Ali Landry, Wilmer Valderrama, Ryan Seacrest, Bruce Vilanch, Whoopi Goldberg

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Language

English

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