
Donna Summer was the voice for a special time and place, and she really was THE Disco Queen for so many generations of people who loved to let loose and dance the night away. A four-time Grammy Award winner with 34 album titles to her name, Donna will always remain an extremely important link in the fabric of music and cultural history.

Donna Summer
Some of her most memorable hits included:
Love To Love You Baby (1975)
Could It Be Magic (1976)
Try Me I Know We Can Make It (1976)
Spring Affair (1976)
I Feel Love (1977)
Last Dance (1978)
Mac Arthur Park (1978)
Hot Stuff (1979)
Bad Girls (1979)
Dim All The Lights (1979)
On the Radio (1979)
Love is In Control(Finger on The Trigger) (1982)
She Works Hard For The Money (1983)
This Time I Know It’s For Real (1989)

Donna Summer's bad girls album cover from 1979
We loved Donna Summer’s crystal clear, sultry voice, her infectious energy and the sense of freedom and fun that she emoted through her lyrics. For us (and we are avowed disco kids) she is and always will be our Dancing Queen. Rest in Peace Donna – you are gone today, but will never be forgotten through the gift of music that you shared with the world. Thank you, thank you, thank you! In the infamous words of Donna, “Now let’s dance baby, come on baby, let’s dance tonight”!

- Donna Summer from 1970.

Donna, in her heyday, in all her sultry glory commanded attention on and off stage.

Donna Summer oozed sex appeal.

Colorful and full of energy, Donna Summer's lyrics made you forget the problems of the world and just dance.
Donna Summer is iconic.

Donna's music will live on forever.

Donna Summer still performed her much loved hits right up until the very end.

Donna always gave everything she had when she performed.

Donna Summer. Dead at the age of 63.
Oh Donna, sweet Donna…..without you will we ever solve the mystery of who left that cake out in the rain???
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