Podcasts about Paradise Garage

Dennis is joined via Zoom by writer for Part 2 of their conversation about Paul's new novel What Is Wrong With You? as well as his previous novel Farrell Covington and the Limits of Style, both of which offer readers sides of Rudnick they haven't seen before. In Part 2, Paul talks about the raw rage and freedom he felt while writing Farrell alone in a room during the pandemic, the lost gay Koch brother who loosely inspired the book and his early 20's club days in NYC, dancing the night away at Studio 54 and Paradise Garage, both of which are featured in Farrell. He also talks about why enjoys posting on Twitter, the post he wrote that went the most viral and why he can't resist cracking wise about MAGA gals Lara Trump, MTG, Kari Lake and Kristi Noem. He also recalls making Coastal Elites for HBO during lookdown with actors like Bette Midler and Sarah Paulson performing over Zoom in their own homes. Other topics include: the odd jobs he worked when he first came to NYC, how he's kept going through all of the ups and downs of a creative career, making deals with God to get laughs from the audience during his early playwrighting days and how his premier magazine alter ego Libby Gelman-Waxner once fielded a sincere marriage proposal from a besotted reader. (www.paulrudnick.com)

For the Fourteenth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I sat down with legendary club promoter Benny Soto, a pivotal figure in New York City's dance music scene. Benny takes us through his upbringing in the Bronx and shares how his formative experiences at the iconic Paradise Garage sparked his love for music and nightlife. We explore the evolution of his career as a promoter and event producer, including the backstory behind two of NYC's most beloved party institutions: 718 Sessions and Dance.Here.Now. Don't miss this insightful conversation about the culture, the music, and the passion that continues to drive Benny's groundbreaking work in the scene."Benny Soto has been an essential force behind several of New York's most important nightlife institutions including the Dance.Here.Now. and 718 Sessions brands, as well as the legendary venues Output and Cielo. From his days as an assistant for Keith Haring through now when he produces events with many of the world's elite House and Techno DJ's, Benny Soto has evolved into one of the industry's most highly respected and esteemed promoters / event producers.”Support the show

Podcast Overview: In this conversation, Fat Tony shares his experiences in the music industry, discussing the impact of violence, cultural shifts, and the evolution of nightlife. He reflects on his journey from a troubledyouth to a successful DJ, the role of addiction in his life, and the importance of creating safe spaces in clubbing. The discussion also touches on imposter syndrome, personal growth, and the significance of honesty and acceptance in recovery. In this conversation, Fat Tony shares his profound journey through addiction and recovery, emphasizing the importance of self-acceptance, honesty, and community. He reflects on his past struggles with ego, forgiveness, and the impact of his relationships, particularly with his father. The discussion highlights the daily practices that sustain recovery, the joy of living authentically, and the significance of giving back to the community. Fat Tony's insights serve as a powerful reminder of the ongoing work required to maintain mental health and personal growth.Who Is Fat Tony: Starting his career 3 decades ago at an age too young to mention, Fat Tony has had his say in paving the way for the UK's current music scene. Early on he won residencies for Trade at Turnmills, Egg and Limelight while also making his mark in New York holding a weekly show at The Palladium for Steve Rubell during the height of Paradise Garage. He has also graced the main floor of Privilege Ibiza, Space, Amnesia and DC10. A regular at Ministry of Sound and Glitterbox, Tony has already in this short season of 2021 played Defected Festival in Croatia, One Out & Wilderness Festival and countless other venues with The Warehouse Project and so much more around the corner. As official DJ to the Beckhams and Versace, he is also one of the fashion scene's go to performersJoin for updates: https://laylo.com/willclarke⏲ Follow Will Clarke ⏱https://djwillclarke.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OmOdgwIzub8DYPxQYbbbi?si=hEx8GCJAR3mhhhWd_iSuewhttps://www.instagram.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.facebook.com/willclarkedjhttps://twitter.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.tiktok.com/@djwillclarke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

La music story du jour c'est celle des temples de la fête…Une semaine pour se replonger dans ces clubs mythiques que beaucoup d'entre nous voir tout le monde ici n'aura fréquenté, à moins d'avoir 112 ans ou d'imiter Serge le Mytho, club aujourd'hui disparu et qu'on se raconte, pas tant au coin du feu que dans les livres de l'histoire de l'électro.

Episode 345: DJ SPINNA "Stevie Wonders Favorite DJ" On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome New York's finest @DJSpinna and guest host @DJGoldfingerNYC. Spinna reflects on getting into the iconic Paradise Garage at just 16 (1:10), talks about the rise of NYC house clubs in the late 80s and early 90s (17:20), and reveals some of his legendary DJ equipment (45:10). He discusses being called the founder of theme parties with his ‘MJ vs Prince' party (1:04:09), shares #Prince's reaction to the event (1:11:50), and reflects on his top DJ memory—performing with #StevieWonder (1:19:10). The crew also talks about how new DJs often quick mix out of songs after a lack of immediate crowd reaction (1:47:05). Finally, Spinna looks back on his career and his growth as a DJ (1:56:02). This episode is sponsored by @SoundCollectiveNYC, an industry-leading music school, musical space and community located in downtown Manhattan for aspiring DJ's, Producers, Musicians and more. Take private Ableton lessons, practice DJ routines, experiment with different audio equipment and reserve studio spaces for just the day, maybe a week or sign up for their monthly membership. Check www.soundcollective.com for more info and try their Online Classes free for a month by entering the code “ROAD”. If you're in the New York area, visit them at 28 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 and tell them the Road Podcast sent you! Try Beatsource for free: https://btsrc.dj/4jCkT1p Join DJcity for only $10: https://bit.ly/3EeCjAX

Send us a textIn this captivating first installment of our two-part conversation, Ian shares his remarkable coming-of-age story: from his teenage years in South London's vibrant soul scene of the 1970s to living in New York from 1980 to 1983, concluding as he departs for Ibiza in 1984.Ian St Paul stands as a genuine pioneer of London's underground music scene. Raised on the Roundshaw Estate in South London, he discovered soul records at age 13, igniting a lifelong passion for music. He quickly became a fixture at iconic London soul venues like Crackers and the Lacy Lady, absorbing the vibrant club culture of the era. At just 15, Ian embarked on an extraordinary journey to New York City with friend Paul Oakenfold, immersing himself in the legendary club scene that would later profoundly influence UK dance music. Upon returning to London, he founded "Candy Box," a youth club that hosted early performances by then-unknown DJs including Giles Peterson and Oakenfold. Ian's influence expanded when he moved to Ibiza in 1984, diving deep into the island's emerging club culture alongside his DJ cousin Trevor Fung. His pivotal moment came in 1987 when Oakenfold visited him in Ibiza with fellow DJs; Ian introduced them to the island's revolutionary party scene, taking them to Amnesia and exposing them to the nascent ecstasy culture.In 1988, Ian returned to London where he promoted the legendary Acid House nights Future and Spectrum—events that kickstarted the UK's acid house revolution. His journey continued into the 90s when he relocated to Goa, India, where he managed trance music pioneers Juno Reactor.Support the showhttps://www.youtube.com/@ControlledWeirdnesshttps://open.spotify.com/artist/20nC7cQni8ZrvRC2REZjOIhttps://www.instagram.com/controlledweirdness/https://controlledweirdness.bandcamp.com/Theme song is Controlled Weirdness - Drifting in the Streetshttps://open.spotify.com/track/7GJfmYy4RjMyLIg9nffuktHosted from a South London tower block by Neil Keating aka Controlled Weirdness. Tales from a Disappearing City is a chance for Neil to tell some untold subcultural stories from past and present, joined by friends from his lifelong journey through subterranean London. Neil is a veteran producer and DJ and has been at the front line of all aspects of club and sound system culture since the mid 80's when he first began to go to nightclubs, gigs, and illegal parties. His musical CV includes playing everywhere from plush clubs to dirty warehouses as well as mixing tunes on a variety of iconic London pirate radio stations. He has released music on numerous underground record labels and was responsible for promoting and playing at a series of legendary early raves in the USA at the start of the 90's. He still DJ's in the UK and throu...

Mona Lee von der Drop Dance Society. Inspiriert von den ikonischen Nächten der 80er Jahre in Chicago und New York – legendäre Orte wie The Loft, Paradise Garage und The Warehouse haben den Geist geprägt, den sie nun in die heutige Zeit bringt. Expect: Disco, House und immer mit einer Prise Originalität.

So a while ago i did a last night at the Paradise Garage tribute set for a radio station in NYC for Ray Caviano of RFC records in NYC.. This was the lost mix i did as a follow-up with all the bells and whistle echo's in the set.. It's only 40 minutes but i felt i would share it as an ongoing tribute to the Garage as part of my weekly journey through the musical timeline and playlists of the Garage.. Mixed not perfectly with love.. I also have the 637 lost show coming which was an hour live mix across the disco house classics so watch out for that in the House chart. Happy New year when you get to it.. Much Love Marky P

Meg finds out how the jury in the murder trial of Eric Smokes and David Warren got it so wrong. Jessica tracks how The Saint morphed from gay Shangri-La to a booze-free teen scene.Please check out our website, follow us on Instagram, on Facebook, and...WRITE US A REVIEW HEREWe'd LOVE to hear from you! Let us know if you have any ideas for stories HEREThank you for listening!Love,Meg and Jessica

La music story du jour c'est celle des temples de la fête…Une semaine pour se replonger dans ces clubs mythiques que beaucoup d'entre nous voir tout le monde ici n'aura fréquenté, à moins d'avoir 112 ans ou d'imiter Serge le Mytho, club aujourd'hui disparu et qu'on se raconte, pas tant au coin du feu que dans les livres de l'histoire de l'électro.

Hey Hey beautiful people here is this weeks Radio Rewind in High Definition Sounds!! The paradise sessions - Discos Revenge returns this Sunday with @markymmp on @cruise_fm 10 am - 12 pm UK cruise FM. This week we have a hot 45 for you When Froggy Met Larry - From the Royalty to the Paradise Garage followed by the Disco Revenge Traxsource Chart in the second hour and our regular popular feature, DJ Allan's Awesome Foursome.. Hope you can join me on this special weekly journey . You may ask how is all this possible in 1 radio show well you'll just have to tune in to find out . So I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey packed with love.. Tracks Track Title Artist Getaway (Young Pulse disco blend) Earth, Wind & Fire & Salsoul Orchestra Larry 2 Larry Levan It Should Have Been You Gwen Guthrie You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It Too (Vocal) B.T. (Brenda Taylor) Love Fever Gayle Adams Love Injection Trussel froggy Froggy Love town (Froggy Mix) Booker Newberry Ⅲ This Must Be The Night (Froggy Remix). B.T. Express Straight Down to the Bone The Jammers Norma Jean- Jumpstreet (Alex Di Ciò Extended) feat Brian Jackson Norma Jean Wright No Greater LOVE (Main Mix) Dav Risen, Artwork Sounds Listen Up (Antonello Ferrari & Aldo Bergamasco Club Mix) Antonello Ferrari, Aldo Bergamasco, Jennifer Soul Sista Soul Train (RC's Re-Edit) Ron Carroll Mark Maxwell, DÉ SAINT. - Tracey In My Room (Extended Mix) Mark Maxwell , De Saint The Sound Of Music (Original Mix) Jay Caruso, Freekbass Beautiful (Mark Lower Extended Remix) Tommy Glasses, Mark Lower Dance With You (Extended Mix) Sgt Slick, Karina Chavez Body Movements (Dave's Bodymoves Edit) Oscar Perry, Dave Lee ZR Together (Original Mix) Larry Funk Uncle Charlie's Party (Miggedy's Full Dizko Slap) Morttimer Snerd III, Steve Miggedy Maestro Holding You (Ziggy Funk Remix) Yooks, Andre Espeut, Ziggy Funk Soul Underground AC Soul Symphony Feel The Real (Micky More & Andy Tee Classic Mix) Incognito I Hear Music In the Streets (Michael Gray Remix) Unlimited Touch, Michael Gray I love you all. So I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey packed with love.. I love you all. So I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey packed with love..

Hey Hey beautiful people here is this weeks Radio Rewind in High Definition Sounds
 Hey Hey Beautiful People I'll be Back once again like a Renegade master this coming Sunday The paradise sessions - Discos Revenge returns this Sunday with @markymmp on @cruise_fm 10 am - 12 pm UK cruise FM. This week we have Paradise Garage flavoured vibes and a 30 minute tribute to Frankie Beverly who we sadly lost this week. Hope you can join me on this special weekly journey . You may ask how is all this possible in 1 radio show well you'll just have to tune in to find out . So I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey packed with love.. I love you all Marky MmP 1 Peanut Butter Gwen Guthrie 2 You Can't Hide (Your Love From Me) David Joseph 3 Put Your Body in It (12" Version) Stephanie Mills 4 Paradise Change 5 Right In The Socket (Extended Version) Shalamar 6 All Right On the Night The Ritchie Family 7 Good Loving Unlimited Touch 8 No News Is News Kreamcicle 9 I Want You All Tonight Curtis Hairston 10 Back Together Again Roberta Flack & Donny Hathaway 11 Love In the Fast Lane Dynasty 12 Time for Love B.B.&Q. Band 13 New Kind Of Medicine (Alex Di Ciò Re-Edit) Ultra Naté 14 Have You Got The Time (DJ S Remix) Funkmasters 15 The Bottle (DJ S Remix) Gil Scott-Heron 16 Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (Dr Packer Remix) Seamus Haji, Dr Packer 17 You're The One For Me (Shep Pettibone 12" Remix) D. Train 18 Shakedown - At Night (Dj ''S'' Bootleg ''D Train'' Remix) D-Train 19 8 Maze feat. Frankie Beverly - Joy & Pain (Dr Packer Remix - Extended) Maze & Frankie Beverly 20 Running Away Frankie Beverly & Maze 21 Love Is the Key Frankie Beverly & Maze 22 Golden Time of Day Frankie Beverly & Maze 23 Back In Stride Frankie Beverly & Maze 24 I Wanna Be With You Frankie Beverly & Maze 25 Before I Let Go Maze

We're back from our summer break and getting straight back to business to examine what was going on in the Downtown party scene during the fabled year of 1977. We return to a favourite of the show - Nicky Siano - to hear how the Gallery wound down, check in on what's happening back at the Loft, and unearth the very first iteration of the Paradise Garage. Also featured in this episode: a bit more Studio 54 wash-up, the decline of the New York Record Pool, Deleuzian sobriety and more on Jem's breakdancing. Produced and edited by Matt Huxley. Books:Jonathan Mahler - Ladies and Gentlemen the Bronx is Burnin Tracklist:Salsoul Orchestra ft. Loleatta Holloway - Runaway Teddy Pendergrass - The More I Get, The More I Want Grace Jones - I Need a Man Sylvester - Over and Over C.J. & Co. - We Got Our Own Thing Evelyn "Champagne" King - Shame

In this episode, DJ Shannon chats with Ben Manzone, DJ and curator of the acclaimed Instagram archive There Is No Planet Earth. Renowned for his dedication to preserving the rich history of dance music, Manzone showcases rare footage, photos, and audio from the House, Techno, and Disco eras of the '80s, '90s and beyond. His extensive collection captures the vibrant club culture that thrived in legendary cities like New York, Chicago, and Detroit, featuring everything from Disco icons and House pioneers to local heroes.Manzone's archive is a treasure trove of dance music history, including rare gems like footage from the iconic Paradise Garage in NYC, The Music Box in Chicago and previously unseen clips from the Labeija Ball at Tracks Night Club in 1990.In this episode, Manzone delves into his captivating world of archives, sharing his passion for '90s punk radio and mixtape culture, reflecting on his 21-year DJ journey, and revealing how these experiences culminated in creating There Is No Planet Earth.Support the show

https://funkypearls.radio/gwen-guthrie/Welcome to Funky Pearls, where we celebrate the legends of funk and soul. Today, we're spotlighting the incredible career of Gwendolyn Guthrie, a powerhouse singer, songwriter, and pianist whose influence spanned genres and decades.Early Life and Career Beginnings "Gwendolyn Guthrie was born in Newark, New Jersey, where she cultivated her love for music. Her father, a musician, introduced her to piano at age eight. By the 1970s, she was performing with vocal groups and contributing background vocals for legends like Aretha Franklin and Stevie Wonder. Her work as a jingle singer and her collaborations with artists like Valerie Simpson and Patrick Grant set the stage for a remarkable career.Breakthrough and Successes "Her big break came with Ben E. King's hit 'Supernatural Thing,' co-written with Grant. The 1980s saw her flourish as a solo artist, especially with 'Ain't Nothin' Goin' On but the Rent,' a track that became an anthem in dance clubs worldwide. Guthrie's collaboration with Larry Levan and the Compass Point All Stars, particularly the track 'Padlock,' further solidified her status as the 'First Lady of Paradise Garage.Legacy and Final Years "Guthrie's fearless approach to music and social issues, evident in her 1988 single 'Can't Love You Tonight,' which addressed the AIDS crisis, made her an ally to many. Even after her passing in 1999, her legacy endures through her timeless hits and the impact she left on funk, disco, and beyond.Thank you for joining us on this journey through the life of Gwen Guthrie. Her music continues to inspire, and her contributions to the world of funk and soul remain unforgettable. Stay tuned for more on Funky Pearls, where the groove never stops.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

When musician ARTHUR RUSSELL died in 1992, at age 40, of complications related to HIV-AIDS, he was an obscure figure — though a legend in the 70s and 80s underground music scenes at downtown New York clubs such as The Loft and Paradise Garage.  RICHARD KING, author of 'Travels Over Feeling'(Faber) a poignant and evocative visual chronology of Arthur's life and times, came to the the Bureau to tell us about him and why he matters. Despite his prodigious output, his inability to finish songs, and the genre-busting uniqueness of much of his music, meant that he released only two albums under his own name in his lifetime. But in the decades since his death, a series of posthumous releases have generated a deep love and admiration in many who have been lucky to come across his music.   We also get into indie record shop culture, music sobbery, the underground New York club scene of  the mid seventies and ask the question: 'How do you know when, a song, a book or a piece of art is finished?' Thanks to Dan Papps at Faber, to Steve Knutson of Audika Records and Cat Corrigan of Beggars Banquet who have posthumously released much of Arthur's unpublished work, for permission to include his music. We also included two selections from Matt Wolf's film 'Wild Combination: A Portrait of Arthur Russell' Image by Joel Sokolov/Courtesy of Audika Records   #arthurrussell #newyorkclubs #avantagarde #philipglass #audikarecords #richardking #faber #hiv #music  

Podcast Overview: Danny & Will discuss the importance of residencies, the success of 'Music Is The Answer' & and DJing in the digital age.Who Is Danny Tenaglia: The momentum started building in early '70s New York, when a barely 10-year-old Danny first got the feel of vinyl in his hands. Enthralled by the music of artists like The Trammps, Marvin Gaye, African Hugh Masekela, and Giorgio Moroder, he started to collect records. In 1979 he discovered legendary nightclub Paradise Garage, where DJ Larry Levan's rich, genre-less blend of music seemed to mirror his own “no boundaries” policy. Inspired, Tenaglia would soon embark on a successful career as a DJ and producer. His discography includes remixes for artists such as Depeche Mode, Madonna,Green Velvet, Yoko Ono, Blondie, The Orb, Faithless, Janet Jackson and many more.Join for updates: https://laylo.com/willclarke⏲ Follow Will Clarke ⏱https://djwillclarke.com/https://open.spotify.com/artist/1OmOdgwIzub8DYPxQYbbbi?si=hEx8GCJAR3mhhhWd_iSuewhttps://www.instagram.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.facebook.com/willclarkedjhttps://twitter.com/djwillclarkehttps://www.tiktok.com/@djwillclarke Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For the Seventh episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories, I'm joined by guests Chez Damier & Alton Miller, representing stories from Detroit. This episode is a special feature on the history and background of the iconic and foundational Detroit nightclub: The Music Institute.“ The Music Institute, a Black-owned club in the heart of downtown Detroit, emerged as a pivotal player in the rise of the city's Dance Music and Youth Culture. For a fleeting 18 months, The Music Institute was more than just a club. It became a creative sanctuary for pioneering artists, and a host of influential DJs and producers. They didn't just play music; they created a revolutionary movement that echoed far beyond Detroit's borders. Today, the legacy of The Music Institute is not just a memory of Detroit; it's a chapter in the history of Dance Music worldwide. This club didn't just witness history; it made it, securing its place in it's evolution and in it's cultural fabric”“Tucked away in Detroit's vibrant heart, The Music Institute has earned its place as a cornerstone in the history of dance and electronic music. Founded in the late 1980s by Detroit's own George Baker and Alton Miller, along with Chicago's Anthony Pearson, better known as Chez Damier, this iconic venue quickly rose to prominence as a hub of musical innovation during one of the most difficult economic times in Detroit's history. The Music Institute wasn't just another club; it emerged due to the economic climate, the struggles and was where artists and music lovers gathered to forge a sound and a culture that would leave its mark on music worldwide. It was Detroit's answer to the legendary house and disco clubs of its era, like New York's Paradise Garage, Chicago's Music Box, and Toronto's Twilight Zone. The club stood as a beacon of creative energy, a place where collaboration, expression, diversity and creativity flourished. Operating from midnight to the early hours, with a members-only policy and a strict no alcohol and drugs rule, the club set the stage for many of dance and electronic music's most influential DJs and artists. It was more than a club; it was a movement, leaving an indelible impact on the world of music”Support the Show.

American artist Introspekt (@sageintrospekt) has a sound rooted in the darker side of UKG but comes at it from a unique perspective that incorporates elements of US garage and ballroom. The LA-born, NYC-based talent has now made her mark in Europe as a DJ and a producer on labels like Eris Drew and Octo Octa's T4T LUV NRG. Her style blends heavy basslines, diva vocals and well-crafted broken beats into something that harks back to the sounds that once came out of the likes of Paradise Garage and Club Zanzibar, always with a focus on bringing up her own community. She says that the idea behind this week's mix was "to take the listener on a journey through tech-garage sonics and intergalactic dancehall rhythms." Tracks of her own and those from Skream, Holloway, Hatcha, Phuturistix and many more all plot a line through earth-shatteringly heavy rhythms from across the past, present and future of garage, dubstep and bass. It's a mix aimed at both body and head from this formidable talent and is a great taste of what to expect from her when she plays Dekmantel Festival later in the year.

Moby got his big break in the '90s when he released the hit "Go" followed by the hugely successful studio album Play, which has been included in countless movie and TV soundtracks. But beyond the limelight, the US artist has also gone through immense struggle. Raised in a working-class family in a wealthy part of Connecticut, he often felt displaced as a child, eventually moving to a disused factory space to make music before finally relocating to New York and trying his hand at being a DJ. In this interview, Moby reflects on the early days of his time in New York. Rejected from all the record labels he sent his demos to, he felt like an outsider, choosing to frequent clubs like The Loft and Paradise Garage before finally becoming a resident DJ at the now-defunct club Mars. He also talks about living with panic disorder, anxiety, alcohol and drug abuse, and how he's turned his life towards activism and animal rights. Listen to the episode in full.

Une bonne tranche d'histoire en direct et en mix dans le Nova Club ! TRACKLIST Astéréotypie - Calme-toi, bouge tes genoux Caribou - Honey Marie Davidson - Y.A.A.M. Flo Milli - Tell Me What You Want Dj Pierre presents Phuture Scope - Plastic The Other Two - Selfish (That Pop Mix) Tierra Whack - INVITATION Shakedown & Bootsy Collins - Funky And You Know It (Myd Remix) + Un mix de Victor Rosado !

"Art and music are the same, they're just different dialects." The Chicago house music legend talks about co-curating the photo exhibit Walk The Night and nightlife's '90s heyday. Ron Trent grew up in Chicago, where he dreamed of being a musician from a young age. He would end up becoming one of the architects of the Chicago house sound and working alongside contemporaries like Chez Damier, and across the pond, Basic Channel. His label, Prescription Records, became a renowned purveyor of the deep house sound. He spread his vision from the American Midwest to New York, Europe and beyond. In this talk recorded live at Miami Art Week, Trent talks to Resident Advisor music critic Kiana Mickles about the songs and dance floors that shaped him in this early part of his musical trajectory. In addition to playing some of his favourite jazz, funk and disco songs, he reflects on clubs like Studio 54, Paradise Garage and The Warehouse, which he claims matured him as an artist and irrevocably shaped the trajectory of club culture. Trent was instrumental in co-curating an exhibit called Walk The Night (which premiered at this multidisciplinary event), a photographic homage to these spaces and other historic clubs around the world. To hear more about the legacy of Trent's favourite clubs and the music that shaped him, listen to the episode in full.

Debut episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories.This episode features  an interview  with  guest Richard Alvarez - Artist, Door Person, and  a fixture in the NYC downtown club & House music scene for decades.  We discuss a range of topics from his experiences in legendary 80's NYC clubs including Paradise Garage, Mudd Club, Danceteria, and Area. As well as his experience working the door at many clubs and parties over the years.Support the show

TRUE HOUSE STORIES® W/ ROBERT COLEMAN (RLA AUDIO) # 125 INTERVIEWED BY LENNY FONTANA Robert Coleman, a Sound Technician, Seamster, and a man of many talents worked for one of the greatest sound installation companies owned by the late sound designer Richard Long out of New York City. RLA & Associates helped change and create the soundscape of what was to become the new benchmark in New York City and the world. RLA became the leaders of "The Heavy Disco Sound" and set the mark with two main clubs as there testing ground and lab. One being the Paradise Garage, who's DJ Larry Levan helped Richard as well with modifications and designs of the speakers and the other famous club Studio 54 which both opened in the year of 1977. Richard Long's sound company known as RLA went on to do many big installations around the world, won many awards for its devastating mammoth look and of course Hi Fidelity sound that became synonymous with nightclub owners and its patrons. People would say when you experience an RLA sound system, its "Bass in your Face", "Highs in your Eyes" with the use of Bertha Bass Boxes with The Levan Extensions and JBL Bullets Tweeters Flying in the Chrome Z-Array's. Robert will give us the inside history of all the day to day from that momentous time through this interview. We are so humbled to be able to bring someone of his caliber here on True House Stories that can share the Richard Long Story. ♫ SUBSCRIBE TRUE HOUSE STORIES® NEWSLETTER: ✚ https://truehousestories.com/subscribe-newsletter

This is a tribute mix ( Non Perfecto) and was a live mix at a disco PG gig ..The sound system bass bounced the Beats with a delayed reverb effect so there were a few slightly off rythm beats from the recorded version.. It sounds better live and i loved being given the opportunity to spin some PG Classics for a 45 min set. Thanks as Always for the love and Continued listenship. Much Love Marky P x

Cidtronyck goes on a sonic adventure with chill grooves by Chico DeBarge and Ekkah, dextrous sample breakdowns, Malian vibes from Oumou Sangaré and Latin heat by Ray Barretto and Setenta. Plus a Paradise Garage sureshot from Fonda Rae, Mofak's infectious "Body Move", and a royal salute to Mark the 45 King. View the full playlist for this show at https://www.wefunkradio.com/show/1182 Enjoying WEFUNK? Listen to all of our mixes at https://www.wefunkradio.com/shows/

This week Kelly-Anne dedicates the first hour of The Beat Goes On to Larry Levan and the sounds of Paradise Garage. The show also features new releases from AC Soul Symphony, Arthur Baker, Sampha, Art Of Tones and The Beatles. Tune into new broadcasts of The Beat Goes On, LIVE, Friday from 2 - 4 PM EST 7 - 9 PM GMT.For more info visit: https://thefaceradio.com/the-beat-goes-on//Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ode to Larry Levan Larry Levan, the dancefloor's guiding light, In Paradise Garage, you took flight. With vinyl spinning and beats so divine, You made us move, you made us shine. On this day, we remember your grace, Your music still lights up the dancefloor's space. In the heart of New York, you made us believe, That love, in the music, we could achieve. Larry, you're gone, but your spirit lives on, In the classics you played till the break of dawn. So let's celebrate your groove and your soul, With a mix of your magic, making us whole. To the legend, the DJ, the Garage's king, Your legacy in our hearts will forever sing. Larry Levan, in our memories, you stay, As we dance to your tunes, on this special day. All tracks are selected and mixed by @thefunkassassin with Love. Follow the call of the Disco Ball! For all past shows click here ==> soundcloud.com/thefunkassassin/sets/the-word-is-love-soul-funk Thank you for listening. Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_funk_assassin/ Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/g2fac3ls3k8e1ucxe4fqe7g89 Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheFunkAssassin/ FULL TRACK LIST RENE & ANGELA – I LOVE YOU MORE WILL POWERS – ADVENTURES IN SUCCESS FIRST CHOICE – DOCTOR LOVE SERIOUS INTENTION – YOU DON'T KNOW LENNY WILLIAMS – YOU GOT ME RUNNING LIZ TORRES – CAN'T GET ENOUGH JOHN SEX – BUMP AND GRIND IT BLUEBOY – SANDMAN GIORGIO MORODER – I WANNA ROCK YOU FIRST CHOICE – LET NO MAN PUT ASUNDER DIANA ROSS – ONCE IN THE MORNING B BEAT GIRLS – FOR THE SAME MAN HARVEY MASON – GROOVIN' YOU MARSHALL JEFFERSON – THE HOUSE MUSIC ANTHEM (MOVE YOUR BODY) RHYTHIM IS RHYTHIM – STRINGS OF LIFE THE JONZUN CREW – PAK MAN ESG – MOODY JOE SMOOTH – GOIN' DOWN ADONIS – NO WAY BACK FUNK MASTERS – LOVE MONEY MR LEE – I CAN'T FORGE2 PUERTO RICANS, A BLACKMAN & A DOMINICAN – DO IT PROPERLY (C&C MUSIC FACTORY REMIX) FINGERS INC – NEVER MORE NO LONELY FRANKIE KNUCKLES – BABY WANTS TO RIDE SYLVESTER – OVER AND OVER (12” DISCO MIX)

Hey Beautiful people!!! Back once again like a renegade master. We travel the musical timeline this week going back to the the Paradise Garage in a Bill Bernstein inspired feature hour Mixed Live in the style from one of Larry Levan's sets from 82 This Set has been separated from the main show for your aural pleasure.. Much Love Marky P

Hey Beautiful people!!! This week's rewind in Full HD . Hey Beautiful people!!! Back once again like a renegade master. Yes I'm back once again so try to contain yourselves. I hope you can join me this Sunday at the new time of 10 am UK on Cruise FM. Yes that's right now 3 hours of fabulous music. We travel the musical timeline this week going back to the the Paradise Garage in a Bill Bernstein inspired feature hour Mixed Live in the style from one of Larry Levan's sets from 82 and we have another DJ Allan's Awesome 3 in the new music hour. As per usual l I'll be bringing a taste of Paradise to the weekend. The vinyl frontier with cuts from my recent Vinyl excursions plus new music , and a few cheeky bootlegs. I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey .. Here are the listen links on the award winning Cruise FM. , Now Live between 10am and 1pm

Hey Beautiful people!!! This week's rewind in Full HD . Hey Beautiful people!!! Back once again like a renegade master. Yes I'm back once again so try to contain yourselves. I hope you can join me this Sunday at the new time of 10 am UK on Cruise FM. Yes that's right now 3 hours of fabulous music. We travel the musical timeline this week going back to the Garage and Studio 54in our feature hour and we have another DJ Allan's Awesome 3 . As per usual l I'll be bringing a taste of Paradise to the weekend. The vinyl frontier with cuts from my recent Vinyl excursions plus new music , and a few cheeky bootlegs. I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey .. Here are the listen links on the award winning Cruise FM. , Now Live between 10am and 1pm Sundays

如果从1993 年 Grant Nelson 创立 Nice ‘n' Ripe 开始算起，UK Garage 在今年刚好诞生三十年了。我们已经注意到最近几年 UKG 元素在流行乐场景中的回潮，但准确一点说，这种回潮其实是 2 Step，是 Garage 发展到 2000 年代非常有特点的一个阶段性风格，本期节目就是我和老林对于 UKG 音乐更广泛的补充讨论，也是去年我们录完牙买加音乐在英国的节目之后，我个人产生新感受的记录。Episode notes:这两年 UKG 的节奏成为了主流音乐的新趋势，从 PinkPantheress 到 New Jeans，再到最近 Drake 的新专辑，UK Garage 从特定范围成为了流行音乐话题。这让我开始回溯 UKG 的诞生，也意识到其实它的影响力一直都在，并且远比我认为的要更加深远；理解并享受 UKG 非常重要的一个视角：英国的舞曲文化和美国 Hip-Hop 是完全不同的审美基础，意识到这一区别才会更享受舞曲以及发展出的各种 UK 风格；Top Boy 太牛逼了，近年来英国流行文化最有代表性的现象；UKG 开始于 80s 末 90s 初纽约 Garage House 进入英国，garage 叫法起源 Paradise Garage (纽约 house 音乐的重要俱乐部，创始人为 DJ Larry Levan)，是 post disco 时期；*Garage House一般指80年代末纽约、新泽西一带起来的 soul 味儿 house，在当时并不主流，代表人物：Masters At Work, Todd Terry, David Morales, Murk, Blaze，Basement Boys, 重要厂牌有 Strictly Rhythm, Nervous, 8ball, irma， 重要人物 DJ Larry Levan，DJ Tony Humphries, Wayne Gardiner (aka Logic aka Classic Man), 特点是低频过滤的 organ；被认为是 UK Garage 教父的 Grant Nelson 于 1993 年成立厂牌 Nice ‘n' Ripe，是最早在英国开始制作 Garage House 的DJ 之一，他加入英国舞曲特有的 breakbeat ，突出鼓和低音部分，UKG 开始形成，还有一位新泽西 DJ Todd Edwards 在英国也是重要先驱；1996 年左右开始出现 Speed Garage，英国的低音特色影响更加明显，Garage 在俱乐部场景中不再小众，以白标唱片为载体的 UKG 开始出现在主流电台；我最爱的 UKG 时期，2000 年代左右的 2 Step 更加 R&B，在全球范围内产生影响至今，我们最爱的女孩团体 Mis-Teeq 贡献出两张元素丰富的佳作；千禧年的美国 R&B 也有很多 2 Step 元素，同时期 UKG 对澳大利亚和日本也有巨大影响，老林推荐的 m-flo “Expo Expo”(2001) 是非常典型的 UKG 2 Step，同时还有独特的 J-pop 风格；2 Step 开始加上MC 的 rhyme ，重要代表是 So Solid Crew，在主流 UK chart 上成绩亮眼；2000 初 Grime 开始形成， 相比 UKG+MC的形式，Grime的出现是独树一帜的，再次表达对 Dizzee Rascal 的崇拜；UKG 持续影响产生的 Dubstep，是最容易被误解的一种风格，与 Grime 平行发展，推荐厂牌 Tempa Recordings，代表音乐人 Digital Mystikz, Burial；2000s 后期出现了一种新的类型 UK Funky ，融合了非洲节奏，拉丁音乐，加勒比音乐元素，但这个解释对于我们来说仍然比较模糊，所以我们反推定义这种风格主要特征是，既不是 Grime 也不是蹬腿儿 2 Step，有 reggaeton  且更偏 house；2020 开始，2 Step 的回潮或许能为当下音乐趋势带来新的思路，再次回顾千禧年代的流行乐，我们需要给予UKG 更多的关注和赞美，真是个好时代，我爱千禧年。Playlist:Sweet Female Attitude – “Flowers”Logic – “The Warning (Inner Mix) “Grant Nelson – “Loosen Up (Dirty Dub Mix)”Mis-Teeq – “That Type of Girl”m-flo – “come again”So Solid Crew – “They Don't Know”Digital Mystikz – “Anti War Dub”Kyla – “Do you Mind” (Crazy Cousinz Remix)Artful Dodger – “Movin Too Fast”老林的UKG歌单 必读文章：UK Garage History & Family Tree: 20 Years of UKG! by: Lexis & Dr.LoveNice ‘N' Ripe: The rise and fall of the legendary UK garage label推荐 YouTube 频道： BearingUKBoiler Room UKG 特别专题 给主播写信：sonicelsa@gmail.comNewsletter & 播客订阅 hidesssss.substack.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit hidesssss.substack.com

Embark on a transatlantic journey through time as special guest Jonathan Gal, the voice of recaps (Episodes 5-13), joins Amy in a captivating conversation. They navigate personal anxieties, delve into historical movements, and reflect on the enduring Jewish experience of being "on the run" from oppression for millennia.Jonathan candidly shares his fears, as a father, husband and resident of an agricultural community along Israel's central-North coast, delving into the complexities of applying for a gun license. He shares perspective gained from a character in Paul Auster's novel 4 3 2 1 and wisdom imparted by his son: “If you're going to run from a bully, you're going to run forever.”Comforted by the notion that interesting questions don't have simple answers, Amy faces the dread of a grim future sealed by the present. She offers an alternative trajectory by way of New York City's storied past, drawing inspiration from Ken Burns' documentaries.  Amy dismantles illusions that the city has always been a haven like Larry Levan's Paradise Garage, reflecting on its wild ride – from interracial strife and massive public works projects to bankruptcy and 9/11.  Railing against our tendency to take things for granted, she explores the fragility and resilience, multicultural, diverse, and tolerant metropolis, acknowledging how easily it almost didn't come to pass.Acknowledging that there's “nowhere to run to baby, nowhere to hide,” and bolstered by Jonathan's son's wisdom, they affirm their decision not to run anymore and stand their ground. Recorded on October 24 (Day 18).Thanks for tuning in!

Roberto Ingram here and I am delighted to have back on the the podcast Claire Granlund - uniter, collaborator, content creator, curator and Dj. I've known Claire for Years now, and the journey has been nothing short of amazing. Now, the stars have aligned, and we're reuniting at the ADE Amsterdam music event for a special collaboration with Johnny Blood, the fashion-forward brand, led by the talented duo, Lizzy & Maaike. Claire's not just curating the Nocturnal Muse but her own creative platform Sisukas, I'm honored that she's invited me to spin some tunes alongside many other incredible talents. JOHNNY BLOOD is a fashion brand with a poetic voice and a strong connection with club culture. It provides an ethically unisex collection to open-minded individuals, making them feel connected and unique. As its atelier is situated in the building of the renowned techno club De School its location couldn't be a greater source of inspiration and connectedness with its audience. The building has plenty of creatives from photography, musicians, hair artists, ceramic artists to woodworkers that regularly organize collective events. The collectiveness really came to the surface during corona time when you could see all of them finding creative ways to help each other. In that time the founders of Johnny Blood also allowed me to set-up SISUKAS and organize dj streams in their space. SISUKAS was a safe haven for artists and a breath of air during the pandemic for DJs and upcoming talent. It was a place of inspiration, connecting people, and finding new talents. Many of the talents that I scouted during that time are now playing in the best underground clubs around the world (Berghain). Music has always influenced fashion as well as the other way around, think about Paradise Garage, Studio 54, Blitz in London as well as Woodstock in the 70s. In a way it's also how my connection started with one of the founders of Johnny Blood; Lizzy was my booker when I started working as a model in 2009. Next to the fact that we got along, it was music that brought us together. We would run into each at illegal raves in Amsterdam when this was still happening at a large scale in the Netherlands. But it was also the time that the renowned Club 11 just closed down and when nightclub Trouw opened in a massive industrial building. This club did not only put Amsterdam on the map for the electronic underground scene worldwide, but also created a place for people to connect, make friends and network that are valuable to this day. To all great things comes an end, but luckily just like the follow-up of Club 11, the team behind Trouw opened up a new club De School. All the clubs are unique in their own way, but all of them have the perfect ingredients for open mindedness and curation of the best underground music. So now this is a closed loop and we want to take the opportunity to create something similar with the event for Johnny Blood in the building of De School, while bringing together Art, Music and Fashion. Claire Granlund.Johnny Blood - Fashion Brand  https://bit.ly/46zpxpx. Playlist https://bit.ly/3Q5vZPMClaire GranlundAll-round creative - Soundcloud - Instagram - LinkedinNocturnal Muse - https://bit.ly/3rN3DQJ ADE EventDecisive Series - Linketree - https://linktr.ee/DecisiveseriesPhotos by Carlos Victimo - https://bit.ly/3rBfGkdpodcast host, created, curated, edited, mixed and mastered by Roberto Ingram

Under the musical influence of the one and only Larry Levan, Paradise Garage became a vibrant musical space for Queer, Black, and Latino people in New York, to dance, and reclaim a sound that they had created. With a DJ who knew how to energize a crowd and a killer sound system that pulled people out onto the dancefloor, Paradise Garage would go on to influence musicians around the world and leave a lasting imprint on Dance music that would last for decades to come. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Under the musical influence of the one and only Larry Levan, Paradise Garage became a vibrant musical space for Queer, Black, and Latino people in New York, to dance, and reclaim a sound that they had created. With a DJ who knew how to energize a crowd and a killer sound system that pulled people out onto the dancefloor, Paradise Garage would go on to influence musicians around the world and leave a lasting imprint on Dance music that would last for decades to come. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Here's the fourth and final episode in this series, taking an entirely new approach to the fabled ‘second Summer of Love', the mainstream's own term for the emerging Acid House/ Rave scene of 1988. Guesting on this Roundtable discussion are Dom and Chris of Sheep Farm Studios, and Matt Sergiou of the Occult Beatles and Conspiro Media sites. Between us we ask questions that few, if any other researchers ever publicly have in 35 years.Under discussion this time are … MDMA and LSD, Leo Zeff, Alexander Shulgin, George Merck, Dr. Henry A Murray, M.I.T., the Boston Group, the Unabomber, Timothy Leary, the Castalia Foundation, the Hacienda, Tony Wilson, New Order, Guy Debord, King Mob, Afrika Bambaataa, the Paradise Garage, Soft Cell, and a whole lot more.Big thanks to Gregg Vardy for the video editing.*Musical Truth Volume 2, which contains two chapters on social-engineering through dance music culture, can be purchased here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Musical-Truth-2-Mark-Devlin-ebook/dp/B07B3VS88J/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1HLN2LAAN1OU0&keywords=musical+truth+2&qid=1690534935&sprefix=musical+truth+2%2Caps%2C816&sr=8-1My Linktree - the one-stop shop for all my various platforms:https://linktr.ee/markdevlinDetails of all upcoming events are here:www.djmarkdevlin.com/events/For anyone who has found value in my work and would like to make a donation towards it being able to continue, you can do so at Buy Me A Coffee here:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/markdevlinOr, to make a direct donation via www.paypal.com, find me under the e-mail address markdevlinuk@gmail.com there.To order Root Wellness natural health/ immune boosting products as featured in a previous Good Vibrations episode:https://www.therootbrands.com/markdevlin

Hey Beautiful people!!! This weeks rewind in Full HD . This week in the feature hour we have on of my favourite record labels Salsoul Records Pt 2 with some huge Paradise Garage favourites and I'll get a chance to play some tracks from the Salsoul Larry's Garage record store day rare release along with Rich And O's Fab 5 rare disco jams. me tracks from the Salsoul Larry's Garage record store day rare release. Plus the Rich And O's Fab 5 As per usual I'll be bringing a taste of Paradise to the weekend. The vinyl frontier with cuts from my recent Vinyl excursion plus new music and a few cheeky bootlegs. I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey .. Here are the listen links on the award winning Cruise FM. , Now Live between 10am and 1pm I love you all.. XX

Hey Beautiful people!!! This weeks rewind in Full HD . This week in the feature hour we have on of my favourite record labels Salsoul Records with some huge Paradise Garage favourites and I'll get a chance to play some tracks from the Salsoul Larry's Garage record store day rare release and we have another Fab 5 rare disco selection from Rich Ando too. As per usual I'll be bringing a taste of Paradise to the weekend. The vinyl frontier with cuts from my recent Vinyl excursion plus new music and a few cheeky bootlegs. I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey .. Here are the listen links on the award winning Cruise FM. , Now Live between 10am and 1pm I love you all.. XX

A prolific celebrity photographer that has shot the likes of Paul McCartney, Studio 54, and the disco era joins the show!Bill starts the show by explaining where his love of photography came from, the darkroom days, along with those that influenced him besides his father. How his career began in the 70's at Village Voice, his first assignment that is an eye-opening moment, and the research he does prior to shooting anyone. Studio 54: Was it really like everyone said it was and did you look forward to going there each time to get more pictures? 2001 Odyssey where the iconic Saturday Night Fever dance floor was. Bill tells what the clientele was there in addition to talking about the fascination of the disco era and if he enjoys that genre of music. How did he become Paul McCartney's personal photographer for 15 years, what it was like working with him in which he was given all-access to Paul everywhere! The secret to making A list celebrities look unguarded in his work and having the opportunity to speak in 2017 at the Library of Congress. Bill has many books (see show notes) as we speak about Disco & The Last Dance. The difficulty of choosing which photographs to use and a story behind one of his portraits of three guys and one girl on a couch in Studio 54. Bill tells about his exhibits, his idea which is excellent for a possible future project. Keep your eyes open for this one! We close with the bass thumping disco club-Paradise Garage!Bill Bernstein Links:Bill Bernstein Website: https://www.billbernstein.com/Bill Bernstein Fine Art: https://www.billbernsteinfineart.com/Buy the book- The Last Dance: https://www.billbernsteinfineart.com/warehouse-new-york-city-printers/standard_products/last-dance-photographs-by-bill-bernstein?product_gallery=131361&product_id=4177423Seven Minerals: https://www.sevenminerals.com/Before the Lights:Hire Tommy to Speak: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/public-speakingBecome a BTL Member: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/supportBefore the Lights Website: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/Get Tommy a Glass of Vino: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/beforethelightsPlease Rate & Review the show!Support the showFollow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/Follow the show on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/beforethelightspodcast/Follow the show on Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@beforethelightspodcast?lang=enFollow Tommy on Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/tcanale3Rate & Review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/before-the-lights/id1501245041Email the host: beforethelightspod@gmail.com

ey Beautiful people!!! This weeks rewind in Full HD . Hey Beautiful people!!! Back once again like a renegade master. Yes I'm back so try to contain yourselves. I hope you can join me this Sunday at the new time of 10 am UK on Cruise FM. Yes that's right now 3 hours of Paradise. This week in the feature hour we have on of my favourite record labels West End Records with some huge Paradise Garage favourites… As per usual I'll be bringing a taste of Paradise to the weekend. The vinyl frontier with cuts from my recent Vinyl excursion plus new music and a few cheeky bootlegs. I hope you can join me on this special weekly journey .. Here are the listen links on the award winning Cruise FM. , Now Live between 10am and 1pm I love you all.. XX Track Listing 1 Prime Time Mtume 2 Heartbreaker Leroy Burgess 3 Takes A Little Time (12" Extended HQ) Total Contrast 4 Tossing and turning. Windjammer 5 Pick Up The Pieces Average White Band 6 Just Call (Alex Di Ciò Re-Edit) Sherrick 7 Gwen McCrae - Funky Sensation (Alkalino rework) Alkalino 8 Mine All Mine (12 Inch Extended) Cashflow 9 History Mai Tai Em 10 Give Me Your Love (Dr Packer Rework) Active Force 11 Hangin' On A String Loose Ends 12 West End 25th Anniversary Intro Cevin Fisher 13 Serious, Sirius, Space Party (Masters at Work Mix) Ednah Holt 14 Heartbeat (Club Version) (Mixed by Larry Levan) Taana Gardner 15 Chillin' Out (2012 Remaster) Inez Brooks 16 Rescue Me Sybil Thomas 17 Let Me Feel Your Heartbeat (2012 Remaster) Glass 18 Just In Time Raw Silk 19 Is It All Over My Face (MAW Remix) Loose Joints 20 Hot Shot Karen Young 21 When You Touch Me (MAW Re-Edit) Taana Gardner 22 Kind of Life (Kind of Love) MAW Paradise Edit North End 23 Don't Make Me Wait NYC Peech Boys 24 When You Touch Me (Larry Levan Mix) [2012 Remaster] Taana Gardner 25 Beautiful Chris Ballin 26 NIGHTS (The Realm Remix) Rich Beggar 27 Clouds Across The Moon (Ben Liebrand Rework) Rah Band 28 Stomp 2023 (Rod Layman Remix) Brothers Johnson 29 Nights Over Egypt - Masters At Work Main Mix Incognito/Jocelyn Brown/Maysa/"Little" Luis Vega/Kenny Dope/Masters At Work 30 Look At The Stars (Dave's Starshine Club Mix) Dave & Maurissa, Dave Lee ZR, Maurissa Rose 31 Self-Love (Terry Hunter's Club Mix) Terry Hunter, Estelle, J. Ivy, Chantay Savage 32 Space Cowboy (David Morales Mix) (Dr Packer Remix - Extended) Jamiroquai 33 My Body (Louie Vega Remix Synth Bass) Luther Vandross 34 Galaxy 2023 (Original Mix) The MuthaFunkaz 35 Unfinished Sympathy (Dr Packer Remix - Extended) Massive Attack

Queda poco para comenzar a celebrar el Pride de este año, por lo que el siguiente podcast está dedicado al colectivo LGTBI+. Durante los 80s poco a poco el movimiento LGTBI+ fue ganando visibilidad y, sobre todo, un gran consumidor de música, y en grandes discotecas como Paradise Garage, Danceteria, The Haçienda formaban parte de su clientela, adoptando canciones como himnos de su colectivo y hoy en día son verdaderos clásicos de las pistas de baile del mundo entero. En este podcast podréis escuchar parte de aquellos clásicos que sonaron y seguirán sonando en los principales discos gay, orgullos, bares, etc. TRACKLIST: 01 - Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy 02 - Jimmy Somerville - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) 03 - The Communards - Never Can Say Goodbye 04 - Electric Light Orchestra & Olivia Newton John - Xanadu 05 - Liza Minnell - Love Pains 06 - Pet Shop Boys - Heart 07 - Queen - I Want To Break Free 08 - Modern Talking - Brother Louie 09 - Samantha Fox - Touch Me (I Want Your Body) 10 - Madonna - Express Yourself (Remix) 11 - Dead Or Alive - Lover Come Back To Me (7' Bonus Mix) 12 - Divine - I'm So Beautiful (Divine Mix Edit) 13 - Sinitta - So Macho 14 - Deborah Harry - I Want That Man (Original Version) 15 - Inner Life - Ain't No Mountain High Enough 16 - Gloria Gaynor - I Am What I Am 17 - Diana Ross - Chain Reaction 18 - Wham! - I'm Your Man

Queda poco para comenzar a celebrar el Pride de este año, por lo que el siguiente podcast está dedicado al colectivo LGTBI+. Durante los 80s poco a poco el movimiento LGTBI+ fue ganando visibilidad y, sobre todo, un gran consumidor de música, y en grandes discotecas como Paradise Garage, Danceteria, The Haçienda formaban parte de su clientela, adoptando canciones como himnos de su colectivo y hoy en día son verdaderos clásicos de las pistas de baile del mundo entero. En este podcast podréis escuchar parte de aquellos clásicos que sonaron y seguirán sonando en los principales discos gay, orgullos, bares, etc. TRACKLIST: 01 - Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy 02 - Jimmy Somerville - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) 03 - The Communards - Never Can Say Goodbye 04 - Electric Light Orchestra & Olivia Newton John - Xanadu 05 - Liza Minnell - Love Pains 06 - Pet Shop Boys - Heart 07 - Queen - I Want To Break Free 08 - Modern Talking - Brother Louie 09 - Samantha Fox - Touch Me (I Want Your Body) 10 - Madonna - Express Yourself (Remix) 11 - Dead Or Alive - Lover Come Back To Me (7' Bonus Mix) 12 - Divine - I'm So Beautiful (Divine Mix Edit) 13 - Sinitta - So Macho 14 - Deborah Harry - I Want That Man (Original Version) 15 - Inner Life - Ain't No Mountain High Enough 16 - Gloria Gaynor - I Am What I Am 17 - Diana Ross - Chain Reaction 18 - Wham! - I'm Your Man

Special Episode of 'The Sit-Down with Don Tony' (EP65) 5/21/23 hosted by Don Tony and presented by BlueWire. After repeated requests for it, this week's format focused primarily on Non-Wrestling topics. What you read in the synopsis below, highlights the wide range of topics our live audience brought up to discuss. A really fun episode to record, and your feedback will determine if we do this special format again and how often. Enjoy! Thoughts on Vice to air Dark Side Of The Ring episode featuring Chris Candido & Tammy Sytch Thoughts on Dylan Mulvaney/Bud Light controversy, the boycott, and DT's problem with how Transgender issues are currently handled (on both sides) Happy 51st Birthday to Notorious B.I.G Biggie Smalls (RIP) Media handling of fake news about Jamie Foxx' medical condition is quite similar to many in wrestling news world New episodes of Beavis And Butthead are released, and something majorly sucks about them From Press Your Luck to Match Game: Favorite old school Game Shows Growing Up Don Tony: Going to Paradise Garage as a teen, first concert attended (The Jacksons), Prince before Purple Rain, Pinstriping Public Enemy song title on DT's car, Gangster Rap and more Would you pay full price for a cellphone? Would you buy a secondhand cellphone on Ebay? DT explains why he is back on Keto, offers advice to anyone else thinking of trying the Keto Diet Who shot JFK? Was Lee Harvey Oswald the sole shooter in the assassination of President John F Kennedy? Bald or Mohawk?

Running through the month of April, Lincoln Center's "American Songbook: A Place You Belong" concert series celebrates four historic NYC music institutions of yesteryear: the Savoy Ballroom, Palladium Ballroom, Cafe Society, and Paradise Garage. Lincoln Center chief artistic officer Shanta Thake and George C. Wolfe, the writer and director who helped conceive the series, join us to preview.

In this episode Jeremy and Tim are checking in to Nicky Siano's downtown spot The Gallery, a legendary party space often uttered in the same breath as the Loft, the Paradise Garage and the Warehouse. Nicky was a highly influential and original DJ who had as much as influence on Larry Levan and Frankie Knuckles as David Mancuso. We hear a history of the Gallery, setting it within the complex web of 70s Soho, including the temporary closure of the space and its triumphant reopening. The show covers how party spaces were regulated, the regulatory regimes of dancing more generally across time, and the tension that the requirement to promote oneself as a freelancer DJ put on the emergent ethos of the scene. Tim and Jeremy also talk about Studio 54, drugs, the role of lighting in a party setting, and the place of women - and especially women DJs - in downtown party culture. Finally, all this is contrasted repeatedly with what David Mancuso was doing simultaneously as his Loft night moved venues. Produced and edited by Matt Huxley. Tune in, Turn on, Get Down! You can get Nicky Siano's book 'I, DJ', serialised, through his Patreon. Visit https://www.patreon.com/nickysiano. Become a patron from £3pcm at Patreon.com/LoveMessagePod And check out our new website: https://www.loveisthemessagepod.co.uk/ Tracklist: MFSB - Love is the Message LaBelle - What Can I Do For You Grace Jones - That's the Trouble Diana Ross - Love Hangover Silver Convention - Fly Robin Fly Vicki Sue Robinson - Turn the Beat Around Books: Barbara Ehrenreich - Dancing in the Streets Tim Lawrence - Love Saves the Day

Lono Brazil traveled from Chicago's West Side to Chicago's South Side to New York to London...then international stardom. Kevin "Mega" McFall leads the interview where Lono reveals he partied at the Warehouse, then Zanzibar and the Paradise Garage following the music! From HIs roots in the South Shore Community to Amsterdam...he has seen the rise of Chicago House Music and is contributing to the genre's FUTURE.Support the showwww.VintageHouseShow.org | www.VintageHouseShow.us

Wow wow wow.. After last weeks show with over 500 plays and downloads in the the Disco chart and one of the ONLY Radio shows up against Just Mixtapes i'm grateful for the love and listenership.. Unfortunately someone decided to report my radio show and it was removed from the listing for one reason or another so I will not be publicising a show in the disco chart anymore even though it's more disco than most of the shows. Wow we had some Paradise Gems in the Program celebrating 43 years since the PG opened its doors.. I hope you enjoy them as much as i did playing them.. I Love you all... This show is always delivered with Love and Passion.. As always Presented with Love. Much love Marky Paradise Sessions P Tracklisting Love Break is the Message (Return to the Garage Paradise Reprise) MFSB Mainline Black Ivory Main Line (Butch Le Butch Mix) Black Ivory Let No Man Put Asunder (Alan Dixon Remix) First Choice, Lets Go Dancing (MAW Remix) Sparque You Gave Me Love Crown Heights Affair Take My Love (Long Version) Melba Moore All Right On the Night The Ritchie Family Holdin' On Wanda Walden Best Love Rose Royce At Midnight T-Connection It's True (Dj ''S'' Remix) New York Disco Orchestra Any Love (feat. Chaka Khan) Rufus & Chaka Khan Never Give You Up (Michael Gray Remix) Sharon Redd, Michael Gray Free Your Mind MAGOO You've Got My Heart (Dj ''S'' Remix) Ronnie Barnes & Rush Hour On The Beat (87 Bronx Remix) B.B. & Q Band I Can Love You Better (DJ 'S' Remix) Cliff Dawson So Pretty your so Dirty - Ft The world Famous Supreme Team ( Paradise Discovolver Mix) Disco Buffalo's "Try It Out" Gino Soccio Come Let Me Love You Jeanette "Lady" Day Magnetic The Apx GQ - Disco Nights (Briak Re-Edit) GC Keep The Fire Burning Gwen McCrae Backstabbers (Dr Packer Remix - Extended) O'Jays Armed & Extremely Dangerous First Choice

    I have been a casual fan of Manuel Gottsching for a long time but I never really dug into his discography until the last few days with the news of his passing. I don't have time to write much about him so I'll cut & paste a few things from Pitchfork. "Manuel Gottsching, the Ash Ra Tempel bandleader who went on to compose the electronic cornerstone album E2-E4, died last Sunday (December 4). Göttsching made his name in the West Berlin underground scene in the late 1960s and early '70s. He was a core member of Ash Ra Tempel, a krautrock linchpin with revolving members including Tangerine Dream's Klaus Schulze. The loose, shapeshifting outfit released five influential albums between 1971 and 1973. Göttsching's solo debut, 1975's Inventions for Electric Guitar, was subtitled Ash Ra Tempel VI; from then on he mostly produced records under his own name or as Ashra, such as the 1976 classic New Age of Earth. In 1981, after a visit to Schulze, Göttsching improvised the composition that became known as E2-E4, hoping to throw together some listening material for an imminent trip. That mysteriously perfect hourlong exercise, which combined Prophet 10 synth pulses with waves of electronic percussion and electric guitar, came to define his post-krautrock output. After composing the track, Göttsching later recalled, the billionaire and Virgin Records owner Richard Branson invited him to his houseboat and, upon hearing the track, advised Göttsching that it could make him a fortune. But Göttsching decided to release the full improvisation on his friend Schulze's label, without overdubs, in 1984, and it appeared to have little impact. Though E2-E4 sold poorly, it had—unbeknownst to Göttsching—made its way across the Atlantic and into Larry Levan's Paradise Garage sets, as well as the collections of key electronic music innovators. As Pitchfork's Mark Richardson wrote in a 2016 review, the improvisation “wound its way across the world, morphing and changing with formats and remixes, finding new contexts, a music that is constantly in the process of becoming.” It was a nice trip through Gottsching's music making this mix. I hope he is improvising with his buddy Klaus somewhere. Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Ash Ra Tempel - Traummaschine (Ash Ra Tempel 1971) 11:37    Manuel Göttsching(Ash Ra Tempel VI) - Echo Waves (Inventions for Electric Guitar 1975) 24:35    Ashra - Slightly Delayed (Blackouts 1977) 30:55    Manuel Göttsching - E2-E4 (E2-E4 1984) 47:00    Ashra - Deep Distance (New Age Of Earth 1976) 52:12    Manuel Göttsching - Halensee(Excerpt) (The Best Of The Private Tapes 1998) 58:24    Manuell Göttsching(Ash Ra Tempel VI) - Quasarsphere (Inventions for Electric Guitar 1975) 64:52    end  

Talk Art is back for Season 15!!!! This special Talk Art live episode with DJ Fat Tony is brought to you in partnership with L'OR coffee for the Secret Podcast Experience.We met artist Fat Tony live from Spring Studios London in front of a live audience for an incredible thought provoking chat about his life experiences, inspirations and interesting people he has met along the way.Follow @DJ_FatTony_ on Instagram and his official website: www.djfattony.co.uk Thanks for listening!!! We are so excited to share this new season with you. Keeping you company through the Winter!!!We would love to hear your feedback: https://survey.euro.confirmit.com/wix/2/p703696360272.aspx?l=9&src=1&HQLType=6&foreignID=%5BID%5DStarting his career 3 decades ago at an age too young to mention, Fat Tony has had his say in paving the way for the UK's current music scene. Early on he won residencies for Trade at Turnmills, Egg and Limelight while also making his mark in New York holding a weekly show at The Palladium for Steve Rubell during the height of Paradise Garage. He has also graced the main floor of Privilege Ibiza, Space, Amnesia and DC10. A regular at Ministry of Sound and Glitterbox, Tony has already in this short season of 2021 played Defected Festival in Croatia, One Out & Wilderness Festival and countless other venues with The Warehouse Project and so much more around the corner. As official DJ to the icons like Elton John, Kate Moss and Donatella Versace, he is also one of the fashion scene's go to performers.As one of club culture's most notorious - and best loved - figures, Tony is a complete force of nature. In his recent book I Don't Take Requests, he tells the most extraordinary stories of depravity and hedonism, of week-long benders and extreme self-destruction - and of recovery, redemption, friendship and the joy of a good tune.'Anyone can get a party started, but no one keeps it going like Fat Tony, the energy never dips andwhat a life he's lived.. He's a tosser but we still love him.' ELTON JOHN & DAVID FURNISHDJ Fat Tony has been described as 'the closest thing that club culture has to a national treasure' and the 'unlikely cult hero of quarantine'. Few people have crammed so many lives into one: when your first line of cocaine is aged 16 with Freddie Mercury, where do you go from there? I Don't Take Requests is Fat Tony's breathtakingly candid and outrageous memoir of a life of extremes. From his childhood on an estate in Battersea where he honed his petty criminality, was abused by an older man and made friends with Boy George, to his teenage years spent parading the Kings Road in his latest (stolen) clobber, working as a receptionist for a prostitute, hanging out with Leigh Bowery and Sue Tilley and creating his drag persona, to his life as DJ to the stars and his spiral into serious drug addiction. Now, he is 16 years sober and, alongside working to help others overcome addiction, DJing for everyone from Elton John to Louis Vuitton - and running one of lockdown's most popular Instagram accounts with its wickedly funny memes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.