The Music of Studio 54: Dancing the Night Away Quiz

Studio 54 opened its doors in April 1977 and on any given night you might have heard one or all of these songs. Match the song to the artist.

A matching quiz by BAMBOOMANIA. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. "Instant Replay"

Answer: Dan Hartman

This song by Dan Hartman was released in August 1978 and peaked at number 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Loleatta Holloway was one of the contributing background vocalists.

2. "Get Up and Boogie"

Answer: Silver Convention

This song was released in March 1976 and made it as high as number two on the Billboard Hot 100. The Silver Convention was a band from Germany who had a hit the previous year with "Fly, Robin, Fly".

3. "From Here To Eternity"

Answer: Georgio Moroder

This song was released in September 1977 and featured in the movie "Thank God It's Friday". Moroder also provided the electronic sound for Donna Summer's "I Feel Love".

4. "Do You Wanna Funk"

Answer: Sylvester

This song is one of the best all-time songs to dance to. Released in 1982 and written by Sylvester and Patrick Cowley.

5. "Devil's Gun"

Answer: C.J. and Company

This song from 1977 was the very first song played when Studio 54 opened its doors in New York City.

6. "You Should Be Dancing"

Answer: The Bee Gees

This song was released in June 1976 and was number one for seven weeks on the US Hot Dance Club chart. The following year the Bee Gees would own the disco world when "Saturday Night Fever" hit the movie theaters.

7. "Lay All Your Love On Me"

Answer: ABBA

ABBA with their super successful pop songs take a stab at disco with this release in July 1981. The song was written by band members Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus.

8. "Don't Leave Me This Way"

Answer: Thelma Houston

This song was originally recorded by Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes in 1975. It was a huge hit for Thelma Houston and it reached number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in June 1977.

9. "Makin' It"

Answer: David Naughton

David Naughton is a one-hit disco wonder. He did have the lead role in the movie "An American Werewolf in London" and he starred in several Dr. Pepper commercials in the 80s. This song was from 1979.

10. "Come To Me"

Answer: France Joli

Canadian singer France Joli released this song in April 1979. It would hit number one on the Billboard Hot Dance Club chart in September and stay there for three straight weeks.

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Questions		Choices
1. "Instant Replay"		Silver Convention
2. "Get Up and Boogie"		Thelma Houston
3. "From Here To Eternity"		ABBA
4. "Do You Wanna Funk"		David Naughton
5. "Devil's Gun"		Sylvester
6. "You Should Be Dancing"		C.J. and Company
7. "Lay All Your Love On Me"		Georgio Moroder
8. "Don't Leave Me This Way"		Dan Hartman
9. "Makin' It"		The Bee Gees
10. "Come To Me"		France Joli