Canada's Disco Queen Returns
The lost recordings. The untold stories. The legacy reborn.
The music
Record spine
The primary Denise McCann catalog: three official solo albums, plus the documented Night Train Revue collaboration/project.
Tattoo Man
The 1978 Butterfly Records album and signature visual doorway into this era.
Open Exhibit
I Have A Destiny
The third official Denise McCann album, with suite material and related versions kept discoverable inside the archive.
Open Exhibit
The Night Train Revue
A documented project with Kenny McColl, kept outside Denise's solo album spine.
Open ExhibitSignature songs
Singles
Key songs, single sides and version doors that lead deeper into the records.
I Don't Wanna Forget You
Full-length disco labels, Part I and Part II, with mix-room history attached.
Explore
Midnight Madness
Preserved as its own single/mix-era evidence while the album spine stays clean.
Explore
I Have A Destiny
Promo and extended-version artifacts sit beside the album without becoming the album.
Explore45Too Good To Be True
Too Good To Be True
A graphic card for now, ready for a verified sleeve or label when one lands.
ExplorecueThe Fugitive
The story
From the record to the room
Denise McCann's archive is being shaped as a living music site: verified release history, photographs, press, artifacts and first-hand context brought together around the recordings.
It is not a memorial and it is not a fan scrapbook. It is a careful place for the work to live, with room for Denise's present voice and future additions.
Archive / Preservation
Preserving the source
The site is prepared to preserve original recordings, photos, press, memorabilia, release art, credits and stories while keeping source masters separate from web presentation copies.
Denise today
Still current
Denise Today is the living chapter for current photos, short phone recordings, updates, community material and future interview clips.