Liquid Gold 

I was just watching this and thinking what music is missing these days - fun, pure good clean fun. I'm sure there are many that will think of this as just "throw-away", but the un-pretentiousness of it and everybody just enjoying the moment and the music is something you just don't see these days. Sure, the music is not going to tear down any walls or start a revolution, but for three minutes, who cares? Bless you, Liquid Gold - I remember you with fondness, and still smile 30 years later.

Dance Yourself Dizzy is a DJ's dream come true...every pub I have played this, nobody has left the dance floor...

Loved this track, the singer lady was nice with great vocals.

What a powerful voice ellie hope has.

Ellie Hope is FAB xxxx

Thanks for the lovely comments!

I clearly recall hearing Ellie Hope's 1983 solo effort "Lucky" getting some airplay on WBLS in NYC.

Thanks for posting this, I love liquid gold, I still have my signed album! Brilliant x x x

How can they be so negative, they had success.

Thank you @ DaveyC66

Ellie Hope go back out on tour what a voice i will bring the wine & the roses

I love Liquid Gold…I was 14 when Dance Yourself Dizzy came out - brilliant…what year was this documentary/interview from ? I’m guessing around 2000.

It's about time a Liquid Gold CD was released.

Makes everything today sound dead, flat and lets face it completely awful. There is no fun anymore in music .....its horrible and you can thank rap for that.

It’s just a classic fun floorfiller and party staple. Loved the drummer’s torso being used as a xylophone plus he usually got custard pied lol 😂

I’ve still got the record from back then . I remember dancing to this at nightclubs in 1980

late 70s style right here strange how they keep referring it to as 80s when this is all 70s as the early 80s is just another form of the 70s

I always thought Dance yourself dizzy was a Tina Charles song for some reason? Now after seeing this I remember the singer who must be pining for the old days

I remember Liquid Gold...I was only 5-6 y.o. but their fresh sound came into my room through radios in Italy too. thanx for sharing. ;)

Tommy Vance whot have you ever done you knob

So many memory's with all liquid gold tracks, thank you for the fun music it was always filling the dance floors in my club. Please kick some are and get your tracks on to CD for all the fans who still get up and dance them self's dizzy...

RIP EDDIE ROTH

"Substitute" is one of my all time 🔝 5 Disco Favorites: 1) Goody Goody - #1 DJ 2) Alphonse Mouzon - Everybody Get Down 3) Liquid Gold - Substitute ( your absolutely best ❤🤩💎) thanks 4 that gem 4) Curtis - How Can I Tell Her 5) Cela - I'm In Love

God I used to fancy Ellie so much in those days. 🤪

Ellie had a great set of lungs on her.

My Baby's Baby! Rocked.

Classic love it

Sure, in those days looks didn't matter. Even though the music was cheesy, it was still top notch production by professional musicians. I liked Substitute more, and got the impression that Rick Astley's Never gonna give you up was a nod to it. BTW check out this mashup with Adele ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j9YzLBn2KPY.html

Thanks for posting this - I'm a Yank, and as such, knew them for "My Baby's Baby" and "Dizzy", both of which are pretty pivotal to my year 13 - tis a shame we had such a bad disco backlash, as we were denied "Substitute" (yet we got the sublime "What's She Got" in '83 - a mild chart hit and one of those thisclosetoahit singles that woulda coulda shoulda).....ah, oh well. How sweet that Ellie & the guy are together - and where IS that damn greatest hits cd we've been waiting 30 years for?