Cloud One

Patrick Adams produced and wrote the songs for this New York disco group. The most famous was "Atmosphere Strutt" - you'll never have heard anything quite like those synths. This was also the first 12" on the P&P label. Early Patrick Adams recordings such as this one are quite sought after rare grooves, for example the 12" of "Spaced out".

Later releases were on the Sound of New York sister labels of P&P such as Heavenly Star, Golden Flamingo and Queen Constance. We particularly like the remix of "Atmosphere strutt"; and also "Disco juice".

Many of the 12" by Cloud One are undated on the label and, unlike other people, I'm not going to speculate or guess the dates of these recordings. I'll leave the date blank and you can make up your own mind.

Patty Duke was a US soul vocalist in the 1960's.

Atmosphere strutt (P&P 12" 111, 1976) Disco juice / Charleston hopscotch (P&P 12" 777, 1977) Flying high (Heavenly star 12" 1010) Spaced out (P&P 12" 1818, 1977) Don't let this rainbow pass me by (Golden Flamingo 12" 2525) Funky disco tracks of Cloud One (Queen Constance 5-track EP 4040) Doin' it all night / Dust to dust (Queen Constance 12" 4545) Atmosphere strutt (remix) (Queen Constance 12" 4646, 1979) Happy music (Queen Constance 12" L.P.-6) Patty Duke (Sound of New York 12" 703)

 

  1. Cloud One (P&P LP, 1977)

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