About Disco Circus
Disco Circus was a studio project by producer and Lollipop Records label president [[artist:Jürgen S. Korduletsch]]. Working in Munich and inspired by [[artist:Giorgio Moroder]]'s [[artist:Munich Machine]], Korduletsch brought together many of the same musicians, including English drummer [[artist:Keith Forsey]], Swedish guitarist [[artist:Mats Björklund]], Icelandic keyboardist [[artist:Thor Baldursson]], Hungarian pianist [[artist:Sylvester Levay]], English bassists [[artist:Dave King]] & [[artist:Gary Unwin]], vocalists [[artist:Roberta Kelly]] & [[artist:Claudia Schwarz]], and a few others. Their debut album "Disco Circus" was released in 1978, and the single "Over And Over" (with lead vocals by [[artist:Keith Forsey]]) became a sensational dance club hit, reaching #24 on the US Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart in 1979. A second album "Plastic Paradise" followed in 1980.
Often confused with French rock-pop band, [[artist:Martin Circus]] (Martin "Disco" Circus) though the two are not related.
