By the mid-Seventies, the serious crowd had moved on to dismissing disco. Accordingly, K-tel began releasing albums such as 1975's clarion call, Disco Mania. Although this collection emphasized ...

K-Tel records are where I found dance music. Disco. Rock and roll. Soul. Novelty songs. A little of everything. Each album brought something new, a chance to listen to something they weren't ...

K-Tel’s albums may not be sold in stores ... for the maker of such cult-favorite compilations as “Hooked on Disco,” “Kooky Kountry” and “Dumb Ditties” that are sold through ...

K-Tel were synonymous with compilations ... One of the ideas Mr Reedman came up with was combining disco with classical music. In 1978 Mr Reedman had co-produced an album called Classic Rock ...

K-tel had an edit that barely broke the three-minute mark. There were thematic collections, too: soul/R&B, ’50s rock’n’roll, disco. K-tel was even nominated for a Grammy for its Hooked on ...

Their performance comes complete with elaborate costumes and antics reminiscent of the late ‘70s disco era. The show is a fast paced, non-stop ride through everyone’s favorite K-Tel disco hits.

Disco Tex & the Sex-O-Lettes!” Why, you could hardly keep from leaping out of your bean bag chair, jumping onto your banana-seat bike and pedaling to the closest record store. My first K-tel ...

Infomercial pioneer Phillip Kives, founder of TV channel and sometime record label K-tel International, died on Wednesday, according to the Winnipeg Free Press. He was 87. Kives and his brother ...

That's a now-classic line used in infomercials, but it was completely innovative when first used in the '70s by Philip Kives, the founder of K-Tel. K-Tel populated '70s and '80s television with ...