This vintage issue of Record World magazine from March 17, 1979, offers a fascinating snapshot of the music industry at the height of disco and rock. Featuring Gloria Gaynor on the cover, the magazine highlights her success alongside a comprehensive overview of weekly hits, including singles by Village People, Peaches & Herb, Barbra Streisand, and War. The issue includes detailed charts and reviews of albums and singles across genres such as disco, jazz, black-oriented music, country, and gospel, making it a valuable resource for music collectors and historians.

Inside, readers will find insightful articles on the revival of the Atlantic-owned Atco label, executive commentary on RCA Records' annual report, and industry news. Notable contributors include editor Sid Parnes and publisher Bob Austin, with expert editorial staff covering a wide range of music styles. Unique features include a full-page ad for Bad Company's 'Desolation Angels' album and a promotional spread for Instant-Funk's hit single "I Got My Mind Made Up." This complete issue is an excellent collectible for fans of 1970s music culture and record industry history.