„Diszkó” változatai közötti eltérés

|stíluseredet=[[funk]]<ref>(2003) A history of rock music 1951–2000, {{ISBN |9780595295654}}, p.152: "Funk music opened the doors to the disco subculture"</ref> • különböző [[soul]] műfajok<ref>(2003) Out of the Revolution, {{ISBN |9780739105474}}, p.398 : "Funk, disco, and Rap music are grounded in the same aesthetic concepts that define the soul music tradition."</ref> • [[pszichedelikus zene]]<ref>(2000) Last Night a DJ Saved My Life, {{ISBN |9780802136886}}, p.127: "Its [disco] music grew as much out of the psychedelic experiments ... as from ... Philadelphia orchestrations"</ref><ref>(2008) The Pirate's Dilemma: How Youth Culture is Reinventing Capitalism, {{ISBN |9781416532187}}, p.140: "Disco, which emerged from the psychedelic haze of flower power infused with R&B and social progress that was being cooked up at the Loft"</ref><ref>Disco Double Take by The Village Voice: "And the scene's combination of overwhelming sound, trippy lighting, and hallucinogens was indebted to the late-'60s psychedelic culture".</ref> • [[latin zene]] (elsősorban [[Salsa (zene)|salsa]])<ref>Disco: Encyclopedia II - Disco - Origins. Experiencefestival.com.</ref><ref>(2001) American Studies in a Moment of Danger, {{ISBN |9780816639489}}, p.145: "It has become general knowledge by now that the fusion of Latin rhythms, Anglo-Caribbean instrumentation, North American black "soul" vocals, and Euro-American melodies gave rise to the disco music"</ref> • [[pop rock]]; <br />'''másodsorban''': afro-kubai zene (ezen belül [[soca]])<ref name="The Drummer's Bible p.67">(2003) The Drummer's Bible: How to Play Every Drum Style from Afro-Cuban to Zydeco, {{ISBN |9781884365324}}, p.67: "Disco incorporates stylistic elements of Rock, Funk and the Motown sound while also drawing from Swing, Soca, Merengue and Afro-Cuban styles"</ref> • [[klasszikus zene]] • [[gospel]]<ref name="Gonna Come p.207">(2006) A Change is Gonna Come: Music, Race & the Soul of America, {{ISBN |9780472031474}}, p.207: "A looser, explicitly polyrhythmic attack pushes the blues, gospel, and soul heritage into apparently endless cycle where there is no beginning or end, just an ever-present "now"."</ref> • [[szving (zene)|szving]]<ref name="The Drummer's Bible p.67"/> • [[blues]]<ref name="Gonna Come p.207"/>

|kulturális eredet=[[1960-as évek]] vége - [[1970-es évek]] eleje<br />[[Amerikai Egyesült Államok|Egyesült Államok]] és [[Kanada]]<ref>(2007) The 1970s, {{ISBN |9780313339196}}, p.203–204: "During the late 1960s various male counterculture groups, most notably gay, but also heterosexual black and Latino, created an alternative to rock'n'roll, which was dominated by white — and presumably heterosexual — men. This alternative was disco"</ref>