CAROL DOUGLAS Night Fever (2024 UK/EU limited edition 7-track LP pressed on Fluorescent Pink Vinyl. Night Fever brings together key recordings from one of disco's defining voices. Carol Douglas stands at the very foundation of the genre's commercial breakthrough, with her 1974 hit "Doctor's Orders" frequently cited alongside Gloria Gaynor's "I Never Can Say Goodbye" as one of the records that pushed disco from underground clubs into the mainstream. Produced by Meco Monardo, the track became a fixture on American dancefloors and established Douglas as a central figure of the era. Born in Brooklyn in 1948, Douglas moved from early ambitions in acting toward music, signing with Midland International Records in the mid-1970s and quickly becoming one of the first performers associated with legendary venues such as Studio 54. Across the decade, she became known for reworking contemporary pop and rock songs through a disco lens, combining strong vocal presence with club-focused arrangements. This compilation draws together some of her best-known recordings, including her takes on "Night Fever", "Light My Fire", and "I Want To Stay With You", alongside the career-defining "Doctor's Orders". Issued as a limited edition LP for Record Store Day, the album is housed inside a picture sleeve with hype sticker, factory sealed).