I think I posted this query about 3 or 4 years ago, but thought I'd try again.

I'm originally from Aberdeen, Scotland and in the late 70's early 80's went to a roller skating disco (on a Sunday afternoon at The Palace on Bridge Street). There's one song that I distinctly remember from this time, have tried to find it on many occasions over the years, but don't know who it's by or what it's called, I only remember a few of the lyrics. It was sung by a woman, had a New York disco sound (as far as I remember). The lyrics went something along

the lines of:

'When I'm rolling,

all around the floor,

when I'm ro-oh-oh-oh-ling.......

'Who could ask for more'.

Unfortunately, that's all I remember. I've tried listening to all the roller disco CD's, but have had no joy.

I posted something up recently on an American Forum, and someone suggested it could be the following:

Anita Jo Bracie - Rollin' at the Roller Disco (1979), however can't find any clips of this anywhere - don't suppose anyone recognises this? it would be fantastic if someone could recognise this song as it's been driving me mad forever now, probably the only song that still remains a mystery to me and I need to find out what it is as it's driving me mad!!

Thanks you all in advance.

Edited July 17, 201114 yr by AudraT

There were a number of roller records made Audra, probably at least 100 and enought for a "hot box" . Sorry that's not very helpful, but even big Motown acts like Ozone got in on the act. ATB Steve

You could try dropping an e-mail to this guy, DJ Julio, who was the king of Roller Disco jocks:-

https://web.mac.com/r...o/DJ_Julio.html

If he doesn't know I'll be surprised.....

Ian D

Edited July 20, 201114 yr by Ian Dewhirst

Thanks Ian - I've dropped an e-mail to the guy you mentioned, hopefully he'll be able to help solve they mystery.

Audra

Hi Audra I hope you find the track you're looking for. I have recently been listening to lots of Roller Disco records and thought you might this Lp I found. James Last and The Rolling Trinity Lp 1979. There's some good tracks on it especially One More Chance.