There's not enough stars to rate how good this album is. Its been 35 years since this album dropped (the same year I was born!) and it sounds better than ever. I never experienced the Disco era, but I appreciate and love the music that came out from that period.

For a few years now I've thought I had listen to all the disco had to offer. It wasn't until I discovered Musique. Simply great! Why can't music be this way now in days.

When originally released "Keep On Jumpin'" contained only four tracks and two of them were slightly different versions of the same song but what the album lacks in quantity, it more than makes up for in quality. Each of these tracks is excellent. Catchy melodies, infectious rhythms and lush production make this album a "must have" for anyone who loves classic disco.

The album is a winner. The extended and remixed versions of "In The Bush" and "Keep On Jumpin'" were big hits in 1978.

Wow, I was 29 the summer, In the Bush, was cooking. The Disco's in Asbury Park were the first place's to hear the new jams, coming out of NYC. The Rainbow Room, One Sane Man, The M&K, etc., thanks for making this 'ol man young again.