http://www.nytimes.com/2012/05/18/arts/music/donna-summer-queen-of-disco-dies-at-63.html?hp

RIP

Edited May 17, 201214 yr by Dreadhead

Damn. A few years back over dinner at an outdoor table in Merida, the GF and I watched a half-dozen teenagers in the park across the street practice a dance routine to Last Dance. We stuck around for a couple hours amazed. At least at that point, I was sure there were few greater pop songs. R.I.P.

RIP Donna, thanks for the great adolescence times supplied.

Wow, sad news. Stars are dropping like flies lately.

RIP - the last couple of years have been grim.

Edited May 17, 201214 yr by robm321

RIP.

I always liked the Diana Album - will have to find my vinyl tonight.

http://youtu.be/8tJ09XhaB4E

RIP, Donna. Remember her stuff flying off the racks when I had record/audio store back in the '80s. She was unquestionably the queen of that era.

As a gay teen in the 70's, Donna summer was definitely an icon. We strutted to her sultry moaning and hard beat anthems. In the 80's she became a born again Christian and turned her back on the very group that idolized her. But we love you anyway!

Had sexual relations to the beat of 'Love to Love You Baby' on more than one occasion.

R.I.P. Donna.

RIP Donna. TMI Steve.

RIP Donna. Probably still have 'Bad Girls' sitting around somewhere. Liked it as a kid. No sexual relations, though. Didn't even know what it was about at the time. Looked at the album many years later as an adult, and did a double take. Hey! Those Bad Girls ... they're .... prostitutes! OMG!

Didn't really like the music, but thought she was beautiful and talented....agree with what Al said, too many "names" dropping recently

RIP.