LT Oksana

NO Movement

http://www.linotype.com/596/ITCBradleyHand-family.html

Annifont

YWFT Hannah Narrow

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_Love_New_York

Serif Gothic

The key to getting the stroke right is to duplicate and place a heavy stroke on the bottom layer whilst having no stroke on the original layer. I'd use Tall Films http://www.dafont.com/tall-films.font?af=on&psize=l&text=WAXTRAX+%21 as a starting point although the bar on the A needs lowering

Saturday - Ostrich Sans Bold

Blackout Midnight

Stempel Garamond Bold

Blob Square

Bookman Old Style,semi-bold.

Two fonts, one of which is Museo slab, not sure about the one that makes up the first line and a few others though.

T ha T 's M e out Then.

Look's like Champ. If your'e not needing exact there are many similar - Fette Egyptienne http://www.dafont.com/fetteegyptienne.font?text=FEBRUARY is very close

Tiki Magic

Another one to consider DeccoDisco

Text below - Neutraface.

I'd say that's a pretty good starting point. I think a lot of people don't realise how easy it is to alter one or two key letters in a font, particularly when its only required for a few words of text. Claude's suggestion covers the G S T that don't fit and with those two fonts and 10 minutes playing around you could replicate Good Times very easily. Someone will probably identify a font with all the attributes now but sometimes it's quicker to adapt what you have than search for another font.