Club Dance Men

Find out how to become comfortable on the dance floor, have fun and not look silly! For men only!

You are one step away from feeling confident and comfortable on the dance floor

The Complete Beginner's Guide to Getting Started with Dance - Just for Men! Learn How to Have Fun and Not Look Silly.

"Tropical Gangsters" is the 3rd album by Kid Creole and the Coconuts, released on May 10, 1982. Originally conceived as a solo album by band leader August Darnell and titled Wise Guy, his label ZE Records pressured him to change it to a Kid Creole and the Coconuts record and to make it more commercial sounding in order to relieve the label's financial problems. Despite the tensions this caused within the band and Darnell's complaint that the subsequent record was a "cop-out", the more dance-pop oriented sound helped it reached #145 on the Billboard 200 album chart, representing the group's commercial breakthrough in their home country. However, to the surprise of Darnell and his record company Tropical Gangsters was a huge success in Australia and New Zealand, Europe, and in particular the UK, where the album peaked at #3 in the UK Albums Chart and yielded three Top 10 singles. Tropical Gangsters made Darnell a worldwide star, and the album remains both his and the ZE label's most successful record by far.

A SOUND THAT INFLUENCED AND CHANGED A GENERATION!
Records by pioneers like Bobby O and Patrick Cowley became big Club favourites which inspired the likes of New Order, Pet Shop Boys and the Hit Factory sound of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. Relive some of those sounds and Club favourites with a few 1980's favourites thrown in with the Energy makeover that will certainly get anyone up and Dancin'…. Featuring original artists and well known chart acts we are pleased to release this album as we remember the Club culture of the 1980's, kicking off with a Pet Shop Boys classic It's A Sin by 80s icon Miquel Brown (Sinitta's mother and well known worldwide for her hit "So Many Men, So Little Time").

A SOUND THAT INFLUENCED AND CHANGED A GENERATION!
Records by pioneers like Bobby O and Patrick Cowley became big Club favourites which inspired the likes of New Order, Pet Shop Boys and the Hit Factory sound of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. Relive some of those sounds and Club favourites with a few 1980's favourites thrown in with the Energy makeover that will certainly get anyone up and Dancin'…. Featuring original artists and well known chart acts we are pleased to release this album as we remember the Club culture of the 1980's, kicking off with a Pet Shop Boys classic It's A Sin by 80s icon Miquel Brown (Sinitta's mother and well known worldwide for her hit "So Many Men, So Little Time").

Songs created in the shadow of terror and loss, but that crackle and pop with defiance Fear Fear is a record made for agitating and dancing, for heart and soul, for here, now and tomorrow. It’s a record that explores juxtaposition; that of life and death, acceptance and isolation, environment and humanity, hope and despair, the real world and the digital world. That top to bottom rigour, the complete vision is what makes the second album from Working Men’s Club such a stunning and unique achievement.

A SOUND THAT INFLUENCED AND CHANGED A GENERATION!
Records by pioneers like Bobby O and Patrick Cowley became big Club favourites which inspired the likes of New Order, Pet Shop Boys and the Hit Factory sound of Stock, Aitken and Waterman. Relive some of those sounds and Club favourites with a few 1980's favourites thrown in with the Energy makeover that will certainly get anyone up and Dancin'…. Featuring original artists and well known chart acts we are pleased to release this album as we remember the Club culture of the 1980's, kicking off with a Pet Shop Boys classic It's A Sin by 80s icon Miquel Brown (Sinitta's mother and well known worldwide for her hit "So Many Men, So Little Time").

As Billboard magazine's dance music columnist, Brian Chin had a ringside seat for the dance scene of the '80s, an era when the word "disco" fell into disrepute, but producers and artists just kept on making music with a steady, loping beat that clubgoers could dance to. Chin compiled and annotated this collection, part of Hip-O Records' discount-priced Gold series of two-disc compilations. In his liner notes, Chin provides a history of the decade in dance that properly mentions plenty of artists – among them stars like Michael Jackson and George Michael, and dance favorites like Tom Tom Club and the Weather Girls – not included on the album.