I Was There When House Took Over the World · [Full Documentary]
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Channel: DVNFLX
Views: 1,072,392
Rating: 4.9425426 out of 5
Keywords: documentaries, house music, history, nile rodgers, marshall jefferson, honey dijon, traxman, jesse saunders, warehouse chicago, chicago house, Frankie Knuckles, The Gallery, New York, Disco, gay clubbing, Underground, Lori Branch, Underground Dance Music, Smart Bar Chicago, Brooklyn, Club
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Length: 40min 23sec (2423 seconds)
Published: Sun Aug 19 2018
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Disco didn't die, it just shed it's fake followers.
In the beginning, there was Jack, and Jack had a groove.
I came here looking for information on how Hugh Laurie was running for president or something.
RIP Frankie Knuckles
I grew up in the very first days of ‘illegal’ Raves in the UK. There’s be whispers, you’d finally find someone who had a phone number, you’d then meet somewhere in the middle of nowhere and join a convoy of vehicles to an abandoned warehouse. Then you’d have the night of your life with amazing music and meet amazing people. Good times.
House music all night long!
As a modern house producer/DJ, this was so fascinating to watch. I had an idea it emerged from Chicago with Frankie knuckles but wasn't aware the deep culture that existed in a time it was much needed! Thanks for sharing!!
Not everyone understands house music. It's a spiritual thing, a body thing, a soul thing.
Wasn't there a big racial and homophobic component to the backlash to disco?