Well, where did 'e get that name? So yeah, it's sorta like that Milton Glaser font from the late '60s, but here there's a lowercase too, as well as a contour-outline for a super light stencilling look.

The broad shapes of the bold lend themselves to filling with textures, patterns, pictures, or even more text. Use this for retro-psychedeco, shake-yer-thang, discoboogie, stayin-alive, glitterati-54, gitdown, gitfunky, cruisin-in-yer-whitesuit, clogwearin, all-night brightlights glamparties !

Hey, I was in Oregon for the '70s, and there was No Disco Allowed. So don't blame me for it.