Raddle #541Disco songs

From GOOD to TIMES

Wed, August 19, 2026
GOOD
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Clues, out of order

"________ About GOOD", seventeenth century play
GOOD ________ fall out over several years
________'s logo is an ________ with a GOOD taken out of it
Append a letter to GOOD to get a department head
Change the last letter of GOOD to get a drink
Country found inside GOOD
GOOD-for-________, worthless
Some teens ________GOOD as a first job
The GOOD ________ might show up on one's doorstep
The Big GOOD
What you do in a GOOD
What you do with your GOOD

About this Raddle

Though they later expressed forgiveness and deep admiration for the track, Chic co-founders Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards initially threatened to sue Sugar Hill Records upon hearing the bass line of their smash disco hit “Good Times” underscoring the Sugarhill Gang’s 1979 song “Rapper’s Delight.”

Theme: Disco songs

This week's theme is by request. The disco genre grew out of the Black, Latino, and gay dance clubs of early 1970s New York, blending funk, soul, and strings into a four-on-the-floor beat that took over the charts for half a decade.