The Best of Village People explained

The Best of Village People
Type:	greatest
Artist:	Village People
Border:	yes
Released:	March 22, 1994
Genre:	Disco
Length:	76:31
Label:	Casablanca
Producer:	Jacques Morali
Prev Title:	Greatest Hits '89 Remixes
Prev Year:	1989
Next Title:	The Very Best Of
Next Year:	1998

The Best of Village People is a compilation album by American disco group Village People, released by Casablanca Records in 1994. AllMusic critic Steve Huey calls it "the clear-cut choice for disco and camp fanatics who want a detailed portrait of the group's career."^[1]

Personnel

Village People

• Victor Willis – cop, lead vocals
• Ray Simpson – cop, lead vocals (tracks 3, 6)
• Alex Briley – military man
• David Hodo – construction worker
• Glenn M. Hughes – biker
• Randy Jones – cowboy
• Felipe Rose – Indian chief

Technical

• Jacques Morali – producer
• Henri Belolo – executive producer
• Horace Ott – string and horn arranger and conductor
• Michael Hutchinson – assistant producer, engineer
• Harry Weinger – compilation producer
• Bill Levenson – compilation executive producer
• Richard Bauer – project director
• Terri Tierney – project coordinator
• Catherine Ladis – project assistant
• Wayne Edwards – essay
• Mark Weinberg – package design
• Joseph M. Palmaccio – digital remastering
• Bruce Pilato Archives – photo

Notes and References

1. Web site: The Best of Village People. Huey, S.. Allmusic. 2012-10-31.