El Coco
El Coco was a disco vehicle for producers W. Michael Lewis and Laurin Rinder under the business auspices of their RinLew Productions, Inc. The two studio musicians had been involved in the 60's & early 70's hard rock scene but on a tip from Ray Harris of AVI Records, determined that the extended format of disco would be a new lucrative market to enter.
They got to work in 1974 and over the next seven years wrote, recorded and produced the music to over 200 television shows, 13 films and 24 albums. Read Full BioEl Coco was a disco vehicle for producers W. Michael Lewis and Laurin Rinder under the business auspices of their RinLew Productions, Inc. The two studio musicians had been involved in the 60's & early 70's hard rock scene but on a tip from Ray Harris of AVI Records, determined that the extended format of disco would be a new lucrative market to enter.
They got to work in 1974 and over the next seven years wrote, recorded and produced the music to over 200 television shows, 13 films and 24 albums. Other names they prolifically issued titles under included Saint Tropez, Tuxedo Junction and Le Pamplemousse. They also wrote the theme and soundtracks to the TV series "In Search Of..." and background music for "That's Incredible" & "Those Amazing Animals".
In an interview with the website Discopia, Lauren Rinder admits to literally living in the studio for days on end, and "The amount of coke I did to do all this you can’t even imagine. $300 a day. I had to have plastic inserts in my nose so I could do more."
Their groundbreaking work is considered seminal for the evolution of electronic rhythm, from the 70's and on.
Their distinctive sound was partly a result of their jazz training, which showed up not only in their arrangements and chord progressions, but in the overall musicality and sonic imagination.
They created a series of alias projects and dominated the dancefloors as an american answer to the european electronic disco sound of Giorgio Moroder.
They got to work in 1974 and over the next seven years wrote, recorded and produced the music to over 200 television shows, 13 films and 24 albums. Read Full BioEl Coco was a disco vehicle for producers W. Michael Lewis and Laurin Rinder under the business auspices of their RinLew Productions, Inc. The two studio musicians had been involved in the 60's & early 70's hard rock scene but on a tip from Ray Harris of AVI Records, determined that the extended format of disco would be a new lucrative market to enter.
They got to work in 1974 and over the next seven years wrote, recorded and produced the music to over 200 television shows, 13 films and 24 albums. Other names they prolifically issued titles under included Saint Tropez, Tuxedo Junction and Le Pamplemousse. They also wrote the theme and soundtracks to the TV series "In Search Of..." and background music for "That's Incredible" & "Those Amazing Animals".
In an interview with the website Discopia, Lauren Rinder admits to literally living in the studio for days on end, and "The amount of coke I did to do all this you can’t even imagine. $300 a day. I had to have plastic inserts in my nose so I could do more."
Their groundbreaking work is considered seminal for the evolution of electronic rhythm, from the 70's and on.
Their distinctive sound was partly a result of their jazz training, which showed up not only in their arrangements and chord progressions, but in the overall musicality and sonic imagination.
They created a series of alias projects and dominated the dancefloors as an american answer to the european electronic disco sound of Giorgio Moroder.
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Cocomotion
El Coco Lyrics
Come on, let's do
The Cocomotion
Baby, let's do
The Cocomotion
Come on, let's do
The Cocomotion
Baby, let's do
The Cocomotion
Make romance when you dance
Cocomotion
Make romance when you dance
Cocomotion
Do it
Do it...
Do it, do it good
Dance the Cocomotion
Do it, do it good
Dance the Cocomotion
Do it, do it good
Dance the Cocomotion
Do it, do it good
Dance the Cocomotion
Come on, let's do
The Cocomotion
Baby, let's do
The Cocomotion
Come on, let's do
The Cocomotion
Baby, let's do
The Cocomotion
Make romance when you dance
Cocomotion
Make romance when you dance
Cocomotion
Writer(s): M. Ross, L. Rinder, W. M. Lewis Copyright: Embassy Music Corporation
Contributed by Joseph D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
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jat4xx
Memories!!! When dancing was fun and getting lost in the music.
Ruben Martin
What a great dance song!
David Plomin
I never really appreciated this song until later. It was ALWAYS playing at whatever disco I went to. Sort of like background music. But, as I get older, I hear this, and right away, the people I danced to this, and the memories of my dead friends overwhelms me. In a good way, but still, it's funny what sound, smell, will trigger something from your past. Thank you for letting me be 22 years old again!
Mark Hudson
That's exactly why I love music. You can close your eyes and be transported back to so many places and times 👍🏻
Spazzoid Studio
David Plomin this is a disco masterpiece.
Rick Ross
@David Plomin I know exactly what you mean. For me, it triggers memories of my time in Germany (Air Force). Hangin out with friends in the dorm after work.
Randy Jackson
@David Plomin I HEAR Ya...David P. GREAT TIMES in My LIFE From That PERIOD.
TheBaski100
One of the best crafted songs! Timeless!!!
Truro007
This track surely had to be the peak of disco.....1977.....flares and El Coco....brilliant.
SLY SPY
No way ...it was really just getting warmed up