Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor
Sunshine Sound Records 2013

1. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (David Noakes Club Mix)
2. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (David Noakes Radio Edit)
3. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (John LePage-Brian Cua Club Remix)
4. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (John LePage-Brian Cua Radio Mix)
5. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (Andalo Remix)
6. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (Julian Marsh Original Remix)
7. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (Julian Marsh Original Radio Edit)
8. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (The Stereo Flow Remix)
9. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (The Stereo Flow Radio Edit)
10. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (Tony Moran-Warren Riggs Club Remix)
11. Let's Go Back to the Dance Floor (Tony Moran-Warren Riggs Radio Edit)

20th Century Masters, The Millenium Collection
USA - Universal 2001

1. YMCA
2. In the Navy
3. Macho Man
4. In Hollywood (Everyone is a Star)
5. Village People
6. San Francisco (You've Got Me)
7. Key West
8. Go West
9. Ready for the 80s
10. Can't Stop the Music
11. YMCA (12" Mix)

Greatest Hits w/ Y.M.C.A. Millenium Mix
Wrasse Records (UK) 2000

1. Y.M.C.A (Original Version)
2. In the Navy
3. Can’t Stop the Music
4. Sex Over the Phone
5. Village People
6. Ready For The 80s
7. Go West
8. 8. Do You Wanna Spend the Night
9. I Am What I Am
10. San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)
11. Macho Man
12. Fire Island
13. Hot Cop
14. Y.M.C.A. (Millenium Mix)
15. We Want You (Megamix)

We Want You - The Ultimate Collection
Polygram International (Australia) 1999

1. In the Navy
2. Go West
3. Y.M.C.A.
4. Macho Man
5. Can’t Stop the Music
6. Magic Night
7. Village People
8. Ready For The 80s
9. Do You Wanna Spend the Night
10. I Am What I Am
11. San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)
12. Hot Cop
13. Go West (Remix)
14. We Want You
15. Y.M.C.A. (12" Special Mix DJ)

We Want You
Columbia/Sony Music (Finland) 1999

1. In the Navy
2. Go West
3. Y.M.C.A.
4. Macho Man
5. Can’t Stop the Music
6. Sex Over the Phone
7. Village People
8. Ready For the 80s
9. Do You Wanna Spend the Night
10. I Am What I Am
11. San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)
12. Fire Island
13. Hot Cop
14. Go West (Remix)
15. We Want You (Megamix 98)
16. Y.M.C.A. (12" Mix Special DJ)
17. In the Navy (12" Mix Special DJ)

The Very Best of Village People
Casablanca 1998

1. Y.M.C.A.
2. In the Navy
3. Macho Man
4. In Hollywood (Everybody Is a Star)
5. Village People
6. San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)
7. Key West
8. Go West
9. Ready For the 80s
10. Can’t Stop the Music

We Want You
Scorpio 1997

1. Village People
2. Y.M.C.A.
3. Go West
4. Fire Island
5. Ready For the 80s
6. In the Navy
7. I Am What I Am
8. San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)
9. Macho Man
10. Sex Over the Phone
11. Can’t Stop The Music
12. Go West (Radio Remix ’97)
13. We Want You (Megamix ’97)Can’t Stop The Music

The Best of Village People
Mercury 1994

1. Y.M.C.A.
2. Macho Man (12" Version)
3. Can’t Stop the Music
   
4. San Francisco (You’ve got me)
5. In Hollywood (Everybody Is a Star)
6. Ready For the 80s(12" Version)
7. Key West
8. In the Navy
9. Fire Island
10. Go West (12" Version)
11. Village People
12. Hot Cop
13. In the Navy (12" Version)
14. Y.M.C.A. (12" Version)

The Best of Village People
Casablanca 1994

1. Y.M.C.A. (1993 Remix)
2. In the Navy
3. Can’t Stop the Music
4. San Francisco (You've Got Me)
5. Macho Man
6. Go West In Hollywood (Everybody Is a Star)
7. Fire Island Ready For the 80s(12" Version)
8. Sex Over the Phone
9. New York City
10. Just a Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody
11. 5 O'clock in the Morning
12. In Hollywood (Everybody is a Star)
13. In the Navy (1993 Remix)
14. Can't Stop the Music (1993 Remix)
15. Macho Man (1993 Remix)
16. Y.M.C.A. (Original Version)

L'Album D'Or 93/94
Casablanca 1993

1. Y.M.C.A. (PWL Remix)
2. In the Navy
3. Can’t Stop the Music
4. San Francisco
5. Macho Man
6. Go West
7. Fire Island
8. Ready FortThe 80s
9. Sex Over the Phone
10. New York City
11. Just a Gigolo/I Ain’t Got Nobody
12. 5 O’clock in the Morning
13. In Hollywood (Everybody Is a Star)
14. Hot Cop
15. Village People
16. Y.M.C.A. (Diss-Cuss Remix)
17. Macho Man (Remix)
18. In the Navy (Remix)
19. Can’t Stop the Music (Remix)
20. I Am What I Am

Greatest Hits, 1989 Remixes
RCA 1989

1. Y.M.C.A.
2. Macho Man
3. San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)
4. Can’t Stop the Music
5. Megamix (Extended Version)
6. In the Navy
7. In Hollywood (Everybody Is a Star)
8. Fire Island
9. Go West
10. Hot Cop
11. Megamix (Edited Version)

Greatest Hits
Rhino 1988

1. Y.M.C.A.
2. Village People
3. Macho Man
4. San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)
5. Key West
6. Sodom and Gomorrah
7. In the Navy
8. Go West
9. My Roommate
10. Ready For the 80s
11. Liberation
12. Can’t Stop the Music

Sex Over the Phone
LP/USA/Casablanca 1985 CD/USA/Polygram 1998

1. Sex Over the Phone
2. New York City
3. Just Give Me What I Want
4. I Won’t Take No For an Answer
5. Power of the Night
6. Sexual Education
7. Sensual
8. Sex Over the Phone (Recorded Club Version) *bonus track on 1999 CD-release

In the Street
LP/USA/Casablanca 1983 CD/USA/Polygram 1996

1. Fox On the Box
2. In the Street
3. Lonely Lady
4. Everybody Loves the Funk
5. Success
6. Spaced Out
7. Play Bach
8. Radio Freak
9. America *bonus track on CD

Fox On the Box
LP/USA/Casablanca 1982 CD/USA/Polygram 1996

1. Fox On the Box
2. In the Street
3. Lonely Lady
4. Everybody Loves the Funk
5. Success
6. Spaced Out
7. Play Bach
8. Radio Freak

Renaissance
LP/USA/Casablanca 1981 CD/USA/Polygram 1999

1. Do You Wanna Spend the Night
2. 5 O’clock in the Morning
3. Fireman
4. Jungle City
5. Action Man
6. Big Mac
7. Diet
8. Food Fight

Can't Stop the Music Film Soundtrack
LP/USA/Casablanca 1980 CD/USA/Polygram 1996

1. Can’t Stop the Music - Village People
2. Samantha - David London
3. Give Me a Break - The Ritchie Family
4. Liberation - Village People
5. Magic Night - Village People
6. The Sound Of The City - David London
7. Milkshake - Village People
8. Y.M.C.A. - Village People
9. I Love You to Death - David Hodo
10. Sophistication - The Ritchie Family

Live and Sleazy
2LP/USA/Casablanca 1979 CD/USA/Polygram 1998

1. Fire Island
2. Hot Cop
3. Medley: San Francisco (You’ve Got Me)/In Hollywood (Everybody is a Star)
4. Macho Man
5. In The Navy
6. Y.M.C.A.
7. Sleazy
8. Rock and Roll Is Back Again
9. Ready For The 80s
10. Save Me (Ballad)
11. Save Me (Up tempo)

Go West
LP/USA/Casablanca 1979 CD/USA/Polygram 1996

1. In The Navy
2. Go West
3. Citizens of The World
4. I Wanna Shake Your Hand
5. Get Away Holiday
6. Manhattan Woman

Cruisin'
LP/USA/Casablanca 1978 CD/USA/Polygram 1996

1. Y.M.C.A.
2. Medley: The Women/I’m a Cruiser
3. Hot Cop
4. My Roomate
5. Ups And Downs

Macho Man
LP/USA/Casablanca 1978 CD/USA/Polygram 1996

1. Macho Man
2. I Am What I Am
3. Key West
4. Just a Gigolo
5. I Ain’t Got Nobody
6. Sodom and Gomorrah

The Biker of Village People since 1995.

Eric was born in Dayton, Ohio but grew up in Santa Barbara, California. He studied theatre with a music minor at the University of Miami, Florida and graduated summa cum laude from Arizona State University with a degree in Film and Media in May 2012.

Eric has performed in various stage productions around the world. A few tid bits include killing many brain cells in the role of Berger in the European tour of HAIR, as a soloist performing Broadway standards with the Bratislavian Orchestra, and singing on the high seas for Princess Cruises. He starred as the purple-masked Donatello in the world tour of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles following the Turtles’ album release Coming Out Of Their Shells and as a guest on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous as well as TV shows around the globe. In 1994 he again donned the “extremely comfortable” green suit and, this time, lent his voice as well but as Raphael in the films A Turtles’ Christmas and Turtle Tunes.

In the 1980s Eric was the front man for the Los Angeles based heavy-metal band PARADIGM. He has written and performed with other punk/metal bands over the years. Most recently touring the States and the UK as the guitarist in the power-punk quartet SiR.

Eric’s semi-autobiographical novel Collisions Course (penned under the name J.E. Anzalone) was released in the spring of 2012, and he is the host of the web series and TV show What Matters Most. He is an ordained minister in the Universal Life Church and can legally officiate wedding ceremonies. Eric and Felipe (the Native American), who's also a ULC ordained minister, actually married Elberta and Frank Goldsmith on stage at the Riviera Casino in Las Vegas during a Village People show!

Having escaped from Los Angeles in 1992, Eric calls New Jersey home, where he lives with his wife, Courtney, and his daughter, Samantha. Eric is a member of the Board of Directors of Sixuvus Ltd. (the Village People corporation).

The original Native American of Village People.

What happens when the performance of a person becomes the trademark of a personality? Felipe Rose is he a puzzle? Felipe Rose is best known as the American Indian attired vocalist in the world famous Village People.

Felipe is a native New Yorker, having been raised and brought up in Brooklyn. His Puerto Rican and Native American heritage (Lakota Sioux) is reflected in the clothing that he dons to perform. This is not just a costume but also a signifier of where he comes from and his long association with Native American groups across the country. Felipe has been called a “shadow walker”, a Native term for walking in two worlds. Having spent the last 36 years involved in one of the most visible and active groups in pop music, he now brings his energy to Tomahawk Records and The Tomahawk Group, Inc.

Throughout his childhood he displayed intense creative interest in the arts. His mother was a source of tremendous encouragement. She was, in fact, a Copa Cabana dancer in the late 1940s and early 50’s, so music and show business were a constant influence in his home life and beyond. Felipe’s talent manifested itself at an early age and by 16 he had secured a scholarship with the Ballet de Puerto Rico, under the supervision of Pasqual Guzman. During his tenure with the Ballet Company, and while performing at New York’s Lincoln Center, a choreographed dance-drama recital of “Julia de Burgos”, the story of the famous Puerto Rican poetess whose life was cut short by committing suicide. The New York Post’s called his performance “Poignant and Compelling.” That review is what got Felipe hooked, and he knew that, it would be his destiny. Felipe’s native aunt later introduced him to the different influences in dance. “Why not also honor your father’s heritage, and dress in your tribal regalia in your dance journey through culture?”

Like Eric (the Biker), he is an ordained minister in the Universal Life Church and can legally officiate wedding ceremonies—he and Eric actually married a couple (Elberta and Frank Goldsmith) on stage at the Riviera Casino in Las Vegas during a Village People show! Recently, Felipe married another couple on the spot, impromptu, while aboard Royal Carribean's Rhapsody of the Seas, when Village People were appearing as part of Cruise and Groove 2013 in Australia...check out this December 2013 article from Hitched Magazine.

Felipe is a member of the Board of Directors of Sixuvus Ltd. (the Village People corporation).

Jim Newman is a new member of the world famous group and “Kings of Disco” Village People. He hails from Center Point, Alabama where he originally saw Village People in concert in the 9th grade with his girlfriend Leigh Ann.

Jim graduated from Birmingham Southern College with a BFA in music and theatre. By the age of 21 Jim had a record deal with A&M records and released the remake of “The Name Game” (which is on YouTube under the name Ken Gilcrest…don’t ask). However, his dream was to be on Broadway and for the past 20 years that’s exactly what he’s been doing. His work includes the Tony award winning productions of The Who’s Tommy, Sunset Boulevard, Curtains, the Tony nominated Steel Pier, and Hands on a Hard Body. He sang a duet with Liza in Minnelli on Minnelli on Broadway and with Donny Osmond in the Joseph… Dreamcoat tour. He starred in the 1st National tours of BIG and Kiss Me Kate as well as many Off Broadway shows. Jim also played John Denver Off Broadway in Almost Heaven and has performed with some of John Denver’s band in San Francisco, L.A., Arizona and Denver.

Jim’s television credits include: Hope and Faith, All My Children, One Life to Live, The View, the Rosie O’Donnell Show, the Magic of Music and Celebrity Apprentice. Jim’s movie credits include: Out Of Sync and The Big Gay Musical.

When he’s not performing he plays and writes country music on his guitar, cooks, buys flashy sneakers and goes to superhero movies. He’s a redneck at heart and likes Blue Moon, watermelon and Cheetos (the crunchy kind not the puffy kind).

Jim has worn a cowboy hat on Broadway, Off Broadway, in television pilots and commercials and in many professional photo shoots so it seems natural for him to be the Cowboy in Village People. "I’m proud to be a part of this iconic band and I’m looking forward to this adventure!”

The lead singer and Cop of Village People since 1979.

Ray Simpson is the lead singer and Cop of Village People. From the days of the Village People film, Can’t Stop The Music, Ray's voice can be heard on all Village People hits. Born and raised in the Bronx, Ray is proud to be labeled a “Native New Yorker.” He is a graduate of City College, majoring in English and minoring in Music.

Ray is a Capricorn, born on January 15th, and he proudly shares that date with Martin Luther King, Jr. With Muhammad Ali, Martin Luther King Jr. and Jesus Christ as fellow Capricorns, what better sign could there be?

Ray comes from a successful solo career and many years performing with his sister and brother-in-law, Nick Ashford and Valerie Simpson. Prior to Village People, Mr. Simpson released a solo recording album entitled Tiger Love. He started doing some backup singing for Village People in its first years; soon after he was recruited (on very short notice) to join the group when Victor Willis left.

Mr. Simpson is a real sports fan. His other hobbies include backgammon, bicycling, writing music and driving fancy cars. He is also a proud husband and father. Ray, his wife Leslie, and daughter Alayna now reside in New Jersey.

Ray is a member of the Board of Directors of Sixuvus Ltd. (the Village People corporation).

Bill Whitefield is a performer and composer from the New York City area via Nashville. As an actor, he has been seen in the lead role of Giuseppe in The Gondoliers, the role of Florian in Princess Ida, H.M.S. Pinafore playing the role of Bill Bobstay and as a pirate in The Pirates of Penzance starring Hal Linden all at City Center in New York City.

He was featured in The Presidents, starring Rich Little and directed by Bill Castellino, first at the Helen Hayes Performing Arts Center then at TheatreFest in Montclair, NJ. The show was later taped for television at The Paris Theatre, in Las Vegas, and subsequently aired on PBS. He has also been seen as Detlef in Paper Mill Playhouse’s production of The Student Prince, starring Christiane Noll and directed by Robert Johanson, as well as the American in Paper Mill’s production of Rags

.

Bill has performed at many regional theatres across the country, including Goodspeed Opera House, Tennessee Repertory Theatre, American Stage Company, Northshore Music Theatre and Monomoy Theatre.

Recently, he served as executive director at Algonquin Arts Theatre, in Manasquan, NJ, where, in addition to his producing credits, he was seen as in the roles of Mitch Albom in the gripping drama Tuesdays with Morrie and Robin in Spamalot.

As a writer, Bill composed music and lyrics, along with Bill Castellino and Christopher McGovern, for Crash Club, a new musical and NEA award recipient. He was the composer and co-lyricist for Queen Esther, which he co-wrote with playwright Lenora Conway. He served as the composer and co-lyricist for the musical adaptation of esteemed author Mary Higgins Clark’s The Magical Christmas Horse. He composed music for Stephen Culp’s drama The 13 Hallucinations of Julio Rivera, which premiered at The Magic Theatre in San Francisco.

One of his finest achievements as a composer and lyricist was collaborating with the late science fiction writer Ray Bradbury on the musical adaptation of his story The Day It Rained Forever. He wrote two songs for Centaur Records: Every Time You’re Near, performed by Tony award winner Alice Ripley on the CD, Utopia and Never Letting Go, performed by Elsa Raven on the CD, Dance With Angels. He also wrote the music with lyricist Bill Castellino for Tony nominee Rebecca Luker’s recording of Fine, which is featured on her album Leaving Home, produced by Christopher McGovern.

Bill is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association, The Dramatists Guild, SAG-AFTRA, ASCAP and holds a B.A. from Pepperdine University.

The original Soldier of Village People.

Alexander Briley was raised in Harlem and then Mount Vernon, New York. Son of a minister, he has been singing in church all his life.

He studied voice at the University of Hartford and is able to perform a wonderful diversity of styles. Alex has sung with jazz flautist Bobby Humphrey and was featured in the Off-Broadway shows Music Magic and Althol Fugard’s drama A Lesson From Aloes.

Mr. Briley was brought to Jacques Morali by Victor Willis because they had done a show together. Alex had a call back for another show and had to decide which to go to. Luckily he chose Village People.

Alex has arranged most of the vocal arrangements and harmonies that the group uses. He originally performed in just jeans and a t-shirt. As the group developed, it became obvious that he needed a character, so when the group recorded In the Navy, Alex became a sailor for that number and a soldier the rest of the time.

Alex loves shopping and enjoys most kinds of music. He likes reading and is a concerned observer of life with an incredible memory.

Currently, he resides in Westchester, New York and is a member of the Board of Directors of Sixuvus Ltd. (the Village People corporation).