Clubs were called Discos in those days though, short for Discotheque, this is before there was a type of music referred to as Disco. I used to collect 'disco' records as did Mr.C - these were the records played at our local youth club disco and they would basically be (at the time) new soul releases like The Moments, Detroit Emeralds, Linda Carr etc along with the real popular disco records of the time which were mainly Motown oldies, and things like Al Capone, Festival time, Be young be foolish be happy etc.