All Night Disco Party

Single infobox |
Name = All Night Disco Party


Artist = Brakes
from Album = Give Blood
Released = 13 June 2005
Format = CD, 7" vinyl
Recorded = "Unknown"
Genre = Indie
Length = 6:12 (CD), 4:35 (7")
Label = Rough Trade Records
Producer = Marc Beatty
Last single = "Pick Up the Phone"
(2004)
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"Ring a Ding Ding"
(2005)
This single = "All Night Disco Party"
(2005)
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"All Night Disco Party" remix
(2006)
Next single = "Ring a Ding Ding"
(2005)
-
"Hold Me in the River"
(2006)

"All Night Disco Party" is a song by Brakes. It was tha band's second single and the first to be released on Rough Trade Records as opposed to its spin-off label Tugboat. The song showed Brakes progress from being a side project to a serious proposition as it picked up airplay, especially with the support of Steve Lamacq and BBC Radio 6 Music. The song itself is a simple punk-funk piece with Eamon Hamilton's typically bizarre lyrics on "croque-monsieurs" and "croque-madames". The single was backed with two simple acoustic songs, "Tabitha" and "Lil' Booba Freya". There was also a demo version of album track "NY Pie" entitled "NY Basement Pie" featuring Eamon backed with slightly off-kilter drumming from British Sea Power's bassist Hamilton. The animated video featured the band playing in the Antarctic as ice shelves melted and penguins became entranced by their sound.

A remixed version was released in 2006.

Tracklisting

All tracks by Brakes.
*CD (RTRADSCD241)
*# "All Night Disco Party" - 2:43
*# "Lil' Booba Freya" - 1:23
*# "N.Y. Basement Pie" - 2:03

*7" vinyl (RTRADS241)
*# "All Night Disco Party (Brakes) - 2:43
*# "Tabitha" (Brakes) - 1:52

*Remix CD (RTRADSCD339)
*#"All Night Disco Party" (Graham Sutton mix)
*#"All Night Disco Party" (Kahuna Mix)
*#"Porcupine or Pineapple"

*Remix 7" vinyl (RTRADS339)
*#"All Night Disco Party" (Graham Sutton mix)
*#"All Night Disco Party" (Matthew Herbert remix)

External links

* [http://www.brakesbrakesbrakes.com/ Official Website]