Send us a text if you like it and want more of it. Under the vision of Peter Gatien, New York began to experiment with scale. Limelight, housed inside a deconsecrated church, offered stained glass windows and marble floors that glowed under strobes. The Tunnel stretched long and narrow, a place where each room carried a different fantasy. Club USA sat on Times Square like a wild attraction, complete with a slide that carried dancers from the balcony down into the crowd. Palladium mixed ballr...
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Send us a text if you like it and want more of it. Under the vision of Peter Gatien, New York began to experiment with scale. Limelight, housed inside a deconsecrated church, offered stained glass windows and marble floors that glowed under strobes. The Tunnel stretched long and narrow, a place where each room carried a different fantasy. Club USA sat on Times Square like a wild attraction, complete with a slide that carried dancers from the balcony down into the crowd. Palladium mixed ballr...
Chicago House Music: The Power Plant and Smart Bar in the early 80s (S1 E2)
This Is A Podcast About House Music
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Chicago House Music: The Power Plant and Smart Bar in the early 80s (S1 E2)
Send us a text if you like it and want more of it. Host: Hello, groove aficionados! Welcome back to House Foundations, where we don't just spin tracks—we unravel the tales behind the beats. I'm your host, C Dub, and today, we're diving deep into the iconic house music venues that defined Chicago and New York City. Previously, we've explored Chicago's legendary Warehouse with Frankie Knuckles and the electrifying Music Box helmed by Ron Hardy. Today, let's shine a spotlight on two other Windy...
This Is A Podcast About House Music
Send us a text if you like it and want more of it. Under the vision of Peter Gatien, New York began to experiment with scale. Limelight, housed inside a deconsecrated church, offered stained glass windows and marble floors that glowed under strobes. The Tunnel stretched long and narrow, a place where each room carried a different fantasy. Club USA sat on Times Square like a wild attraction, complete with a slide that carried dancers from the balcony down into the crowd. Palladium mixed ballr...
