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Disco-Tex & Sex-O-Lettes
Disco-Tex & Sex-O-Lettes were a late-1970s band that mixed punk rock with disco, a sound that later got called dance-punk. They had members like Texacala...
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Disco-Tex & Sex-O-Lettes were a late-1970s band that mixed punk rock with disco, a sound that later got called dance-punk. They had members like Texacala Jones on vocals and guitar, Debbie Juvenile on guitar, Rev. Vince Furious on keyboards, Zsa-Zsa on bass, and Captain K-Oz on drums. Their debut album came out in 1979, followed by 'Dance-Punk Explosion' in 1980.
Their song 'Get Dancing' became a notable track for them, though it stirred some talk at the time. They also had 'I wanna dance wit' choo' among their songs. The band kept a steady pace with releases into the early 1980s, putting out another album in 1982.
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