The 13 Best Disco Albums of the 1970s

Mirror balls, strings and basslines that still fill dance floors. Soundtracks, divas and studio wizards all turn up.

1. 1
   Saturday Night Fever

   The 1977 soundtrack that carried disco worldwide.
   1000pts
2. 2
   I Am

   Earth, Wind & Fire's 1979 album with 'Boogie Wonderland'.
   691pts
3. 3
   Can't Get Enough

   Barry White's 1974 album with 'Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe'.
   639pts
4. 4
   Risque

   Chic's 1979 album featuring 'Good Times'.
   511pts
5. 5
   We Are Family

   Sister Sledge's 1979 album written and produced by Chic's Bernard Edwards and Nile Rodgers.
   511pts
6. 6
   I Remember Yesterday

   Donna Summer's 1977 album that includes 'I Feel Love'.
   443pts
7. 7
   Bad Girls

   Donna Summer's 1979 double album with 'Hot Stuff' and the title hit.
   443pts
8. 8
   C'est Chic

   Chic's 1978 follow-up with 'Le Freak'.
   443pts
9. 9
   Spirits Having Flown

   The Bee Gees' 1979 album with three US number ones.
   443pts
10. 10
    Off the Wall

    Michael Jackson's 1979 disco-funk breakthrough.
    365pts
11. 11
    Love to Love You Baby

    Donna Summer's 1975 album built on a long title track.
    275pts
12. 12
    Cruisin'

    Village People's 1978 album with 'Macho Man'.
    275pts
13. 13
    From Here to Eternity

    Giorgio Moroder's 1977 album of synthesizer-driven disco.
    170pts

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