there was david mancuso playing underground dance music in new york in 1970 at the loft in new york, couple of years later (around 1972)Frankie knuckles and Larry levan playing at continental bathouse and then the soho club in new york and nicky siano at the gallery and then larry levan playing paradise garage and at the same time Frankie Knuckles took the garage sound to chicago and opened the Warehouse then came the name House. the root of house came from new york but the name House in Chicago
While house music did incorporate SOME disco, not all house music had a disco sound. Hell, we can say all modern black music (jazz, r & b, hip-hop, and even rock and roll) stems from the Blues which started in the south.
I see a lot of arguments about house starting in Chicago or New York. The concept of house started in Chicago. Although disco may have started in New York, the house culture in Chicago was more widespread. I heard house mixes in NY when I stayed there with relatives back in 86. I brought my own tapes also. None of the kids I hung with in Jamaica,Queens listened to it. Hip hop was major in NY back then. Every high school kid was house back in the 80's in Chicago.
This brings back so many memories. Like the time we entered this contest with all these straight R&B bands in the inner city and we were into Devo, Kraftwerk and Afrika Bambatta. When we performed those people looked at us like we were insane. Looking back now I'm really proud of that moment cause we were into a music that was new and cutting edge. I loved the music then and Iove it now.
It amuses me that every single topic in the comments oviously results from people who haven't watched the whole documentary 'cause literally EVERYTHING you people are discussing about comes to an explanation in this wonderful piece of film
Chicago! Home of House music derived from Jack and Disco, was small in America for long, mainstream America did'nt appreciate it, it was brought to Europe and became huge in Europe and South America then introduced back to the American people, and no it'e getting huge across America. Whilst the House Dj's smile and sigh with relief :D *phew* took it's time.
@tolldoll100 Well, i didn't say that was the same thing. I said that the idea of "house music" emerges by the same time that early 80s disco music. If you can't understand this, the idiot is you.
Who gives a fuck where it came from or who did it first! All that really matters is that we love it. Surely that's something we can all agree on. House is a feeling!
early house music is disco chopped up, nyc u started freestyle and rap many years later and did not know what 2 do with it, into u heard what CHICAGO was doing, chicago djs were blending there mixes, creating new sounds it not disco any more, i don't care what anybody says, "HOUSE MUSIC" is CHICAGO, like the apple is to nyc. HOUSE HEAD FOREVER IT'S IN MY BLOOD
yes but i do think that house music REALLY started in nyc underground post-disco demolition night. Y'know... loose joints, love club... "post-disco" it's almost a synonym of "proto-house".
@dorgasvideos You're an idiot. House music is a descendant of disco, but that does not mean they're the same. They're different. It's like saying rock and roll and blues are the same because rock and roll is a descendant of blues. House music is a Chicago creation. Period. NYC started hip-hop with help from dub sounds from Jamaica though Kool Herc. Would you say hip-hop started in Jamaica? Of course not. At least I hope you don't.
House came from chicago, but it also came from italo-disco, and italo came from straight disco, so stop saying chicago invented the wheel, they just "simplified" the wheel with the few tools they had, and some people did really nice job at it ;O).
I have been looking for a song I use to hear around 83' - 86' . The only thing I remember is Ingos Ningos. It was like a house music electronic rap. Anyone know this song!! It was Chicago house mixed on WBLS
For me, the evolution of House, has been a continuous process of creativity, fueled by a passionate love of a sound that vibrates in the soul and has the capacity to unify people of all races, creeds, and nationalities. It is this quality, that gives House music, it's universal appeal. I must say that Larry Levan, should be acknowledged as a principle force, in the propagation of this sound. Frankie Knuckles, and many others, have all contributed. We are still gyrating, pumping, and dancing!
I watched this whole documentary and they spoke about some great tracks .
I can't believe the left out " Its time for the percolator " by Cajmere . Back in the day I would go to clubs and the thugs,gangstas, and killas would be mean mugging and ice grilling everybody but when Percolator came on they would dance and jump around like nobodies business .
Berlin Kraftwerk experimented and put on wax. NYC Africa Bambatta took it and gave us Electro Funk. Chicago gave us House. Detroit gave us Techno. Miami Luke' brought the Bass and lit up ATL. I have to say is Baltimore got me to like it and its kid brothers in NJ and Philadelphia keep it going. The rest of Europe just makes me go to sleep. Except for Daft Punk and Gorillas, but everybody else is zzzzzzzzzzzz.
This kind of foolish bickering is why the American house scene is still referred to as underground. People are so selfish...oh, Chicago started house, oh, NYC birthed Garage...listen I grew up in the Bronx, had a DJ friend say "check this out" in 1982-handed me my first Trax single...and I been playing it ever since. But I grew up on soul. THAT is how you pay homage! Make a career, give thanks to the pioneers and keep it moving. The Brits and Euro DJs cashed in years ago...grow up already!
I don't mean to be a homer but without the Belleville 3 in Detroit this offshoot of "techno" would never have existed. Listen to cybotrons clear circa 1984...
@joctheviper1 well lets go back a few years prior to 1984 and check out: kraftwerk - home computer (paris live 1981)... do you see any similiarities at all?
i'd have to say that without kraftwerk, it is unlikely the belleville 3 (or detroit 'techno') would of existed.
chicago/detroit's true genius lay in there pioneering of disco, which traveled across the globe. The new sound that came next (electro) originated with europeans. the success of disco allowed chicago to incorporate this new electro beat onto it own and thus take the lion share of credit for its developement. but any fool can search the archives to discover that electro's developement preceded chicago/detroit's claim on the genre.
All hail kraftwerk, the true pioneers of the electro revolution, the year zero of the new musical genre. everything else is imitation dressed up as innovation. the source is located in europe and the genius came from the EUROPEAN. our african american brothers listened to this new sound and then directly imitated it as in the case of detroit (techno) or grafted it to the disco sound as in chicago (acidhouse) either way - detroit/chicago pioneered jackshit regarding this new musical direction.
To that jackass talikin bout bout people just redoin disco tracks and rehookin em up. He is just hatin that he didnt do it himself, and that isnt the case with alot of tracks so please dude zipp it. And find something else to hate on. He dont live in the city does he. Not Chi-town anyways...
@takimorgan1 omg, im getting a tummy ache im renting a time machine i really need to go back on this sucker free friday, paridise garage 1st stop 84 king st nyc
Although Born In 1969-1970,Long Before Disco,House,Rap,Hip Hop,etc,I Was Introduced To Disco As A Child In The Caribbean In The 1970s While I Was Growing Up,But I Was Also Introduced To House After Seeing The Movie (Break Dance-Breaking 1983)And I Heard This Song By Siedah Garret (of Michael Jackson Fame-Man In The Mirror/Song Writer)Do You Want It Right Now,That Song From About 1983-1984 Or So,Lead Me Down The Road To Underground House Music,I Must Say That I Am Still With It Today In 2010!
@ Everyone: This doc goes in the proper order of the dance music movement. The Dance music culture started in NY in spots like The Loft(late 60s)Better Days, Continental Baths then The Paradise Garage. NY had a BIG part in formulating House. The term was derived in Chicago based on Disco tracks Frankie(from NY)played in the Warehouse. In NY we called it club music or Garage music with reedits in the post disco era between 80-85. The Chi added the drum machine where house took on a new meaning.
SHIT DOCUMENTARY.. WHY THEY ONLY PLAY POP MUSIC?? this is so fuccking ridiculous........... it should have been UNDERGROUND house music tha'ts what is all about.... house music is good cau'se its good, not because it hit the charts
@everybody: if one is truly proud of their music, they will be happy to see the whole world embrace it and will not demand recognition. we're talking about music here, not reputation. style is a gift to humanity, not a piece of intellectual property. it has been made to be appreciated by others, and perhaps to ease the composer's soul. what good is it if no one is free to appreciate it? what about the first person who ever made music? do you think they're shaking their fist? house is about love.
@mrcgeraldes have you watched this whole thing? this doc is merely stating that house has exploded into something that is popular. if you proceed to view the whole documentary, you will see that they hilite near every important disco and house cut... but since we are talking about house: mr. fingers, your love, no way back, phuture trax, strings of life, big fun... i think you are judging a book by its cover. and they do start with the paradise garage, that's pretty underground.
This film is good but not the whole truth..Larry Levan and frankie knukles or New York had nothing to do with House Music....Farley Jackmaster funk, hot mix 5, jesse saunders, mike dunn, Adonis, Larry heard, jaime pricinple and Marshall jeffeson are the GodFathers of house...
@djbassflow Correct, I was an original HOUSE KID in Chicago with true hostory before it hit the clubs...We had House Parties before the club scene and then it exploded!!!!!! AMAZING people don't know...Well done friend!!
@djbassflow frankie knuckles was actually playing with larry levan at the continental baths in new york in 1972 and then on to soho club.....David Mancuso had the Loft in 1970, but actually started doing underground dance parties in the late 60's, lets not forget nick siano too at the gallery new york. frankie left new york and took the garage sound to chicago and opened the warehouse in about 77
@djkevinmills What's up with New Yorkers wanting to claim this? We have hip-hop. Seriously, get over it. House music is a Chicago creation. Did you know hip-hop has elements of Jamaican toasting thanks to Kool Herc? Are you going to say hip-hop came from Jamaica? Give me a break.
@svandamme76 I agree there!!! But to call Knuckles godfather of house is not the whole truth. Ron Hardy kicked ass in Muzik Box like a freak and he pitched up his tracks +8 to +10%. At that time, Frankie played his tracks really slowly at the warehouse. But Ron kicked ass with his sick 72 hours sets in Muzik Box, which inspired Frankie to pitch up more and more. And we should not forget about Levan, who kicked ass in "the Loft",but this wassent "called" house,it was still Disco. House=Chicago:-)
@deniskneifeld the warehouse turned into the muzik box and ron hardy took it over AFTER frankie,David Mancuso opened and did the Loft(n.Y) in 1970, frankie knuckles and larry levan played together at continental baths(NY)1972 and a few years later at soho club(NY) then levan did paradise Garage after that and frankie took the "garage" sound to chicago opened the warehouse and the name HOUSE came from that. In new york all the way back to the Loft, they actually called that sound "Garage"
Madonna? SHE often was in Paradise Garage getting her/our RELIGION on! WHERE WERE U? AND she helped BRING HOUSE TO kids all over the world. So lets try that question again, what do YOU KNOW about House?
...john travolta "showed everyone" how to do the hustle ??? PU-LEEEZE.... i guess they never went to Better Days or the Garage.....THOSE kids did the hustle...
what they meant is that disco was underground, barely any people knew about it and that movie brought it to light, which in my opinion caused the death of disco
Everything from Rock to Techno, House and whatever was made under drugs..
Denying Drugs is denying house, cuz without e, cocain and mdma and stuff, house would never been created, and loved by so much people (at the begininng).
Innovation in terms of music can be added when people feel different things while they are opened to it.
Drugs permits music development. And drugs is just an stronger alcohol. It eases emotions and openess to the world around you.
@TerrorTown7575 Respect to that. Just as long as you realize that almost everyone of the Chicago house pioneers have stated that house music doesn't belong to just one specific area or region, it belongs to EVERYONE, and many people from around the globe have had there hand in forging house music. Everyone knows where house music originated. We all know that. You need to realize this.
@Christiantodd1 u know Christian I realize that everyone has contributed to house. I would like for Chicago to get the credit it deserves in the states for creating this amazing music.
@TerrorTown7575 I hear what you're saying man, and I understand it. I'm just a little confused why you feel Chicago isn't recognized enough. I'm from the south, and I have never heard a househead not give credit or acknowledge Chicago. It's kinda like loving jazz music, but not recognizing New Orleans.
Get an education young man. I'm not even going to argue with someone who is so misled. Ask Frankie Knuckles (who started the house movement in
Chicago) where house music began. Who turned him out, who was his mentor before he went to Chicago Watch the videos on YOUTube yourself..I rest my case.
@TerrorTown7575 Dude, everyone knows that House came from Chicago. Will you just remember that ALL American popular music is derived from the slave spirituals our ancestors sang shortly after arriving on the shores of the U.S.A.
no it's the piano in the middle used in the coco steel and lovebomb track "summer rain" I think it's the original disco track that coco sampled. I'd love to know what track it is. such a great and classic piano stab
I saw this new one Dj, he is just incredible and gives everyday new hot house music mixes !! I think he will easily replace all those weak ass Dj (like David Guetta, Bob Sinclar, Roger Sanchez, Martin Solveig) because he got mad skills!!
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I think by 'everyone' he means the average joe trend followers who briefly jumped on disco after it was commercialised - many of whom turned up at 'disco sucks' to burn their records.
4.00...Travolta showed everyone how to do the hustle??? Obviously they weren't around the black gay clubs before Sat. Night Fever came out. NOBODY could "hustle" like the kids at Catacombs or the Garage or Zanzibar (my experience...I'm sure there were many others)............
there was david mancuso playing underground dance music in new york in 1970 at the loft in new york, couple of years later (around 1972)Frankie knuckles and Larry levan playing at continental bathouse and then the soho club in new york and nicky siano at the gallery and then larry levan playing paradise garage and at the same time Frankie Knuckles took the garage sound to chicago and opened the Warehouse then came the name House. the root of house came from new york but the name House in Chicago
djkevinmills 2 days ago
While house music did incorporate SOME disco, not all house music had a disco sound. Hell, we can say all modern black music (jazz, r & b, hip-hop, and even rock and roll) stems from the Blues which started in the south.
erich8571 5 days ago
I see a lot of arguments about house starting in Chicago or New York. The concept of house started in Chicago. Although disco may have started in New York, the house culture in Chicago was more widespread. I heard house mixes in NY when I stayed there with relatives back in 86. I brought my own tapes also. None of the kids I hung with in Jamaica,Queens listened to it. Hip hop was major in NY back then. Every high school kid was house back in the 80's in Chicago.
erich8571 5 days ago
This should be standard learning material on every school!
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This brings back so many memories. Like the time we entered this contest with all these straight R&B bands in the inner city and we were into Devo, Kraftwerk and Afrika Bambatta. When we performed those people looked at us like we were insane. Looking back now I'm really proud of that moment cause we were into a music that was new and cutting edge. I loved the music then and Iove it now.
wanderingtaoist 2 weeks ago
FOR ALL HOUSE HEADS COME CHECK OUT THE DOCUMENTARY.
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mingito63 3 weeks ago
It amuses me that every single topic in the comments oviously results from people who haven't watched the whole documentary 'cause literally EVERYTHING you people are discussing about comes to an explanation in this wonderful piece of film
travissokol 1 month ago
Chicago! Home of House music derived from Jack and Disco, was small in America for long, mainstream America did'nt appreciate it, it was brought to Europe and became huge in Europe and South America then introduced back to the American people, and no it'e getting huge across America. Whilst the House Dj's smile and sigh with relief :D *phew* took it's time.
philyB08 1 month ago
britain are the masters of house... americans dont know what they are talking about!
mrswinniepinnie 1 month ago
@mrswinniepinnie you shouldnt of put your two cents in you know nothing about house!
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@tolldoll100 Well, i didn't say that was the same thing. I said that the idea of "house music" emerges by the same time that early 80s disco music. If you can't understand this, the idiot is you.
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MikkaSingh 2 months ago
Who gives a fuck where it came from or who did it first! All that really matters is that we love it. Surely that's something we can all agree on. House is a feeling!
MrJoffery 2 months ago
House def came from Chicago, but NYC was the mecca for Disco.. House came from Disco.
drrtynewyork 2 months ago
@drrtynewyork That does not mean house and disco are the same. Would you say blues and rock and roll are the same?
tolldoll100 2 months ago
Come on! Everyone knows House started in London at The Factory.
cgdavila 2 months ago
@cgdavila You're joking, right?
tolldoll100 2 months ago
early house music is disco chopped up, nyc u started freestyle and rap many years later and did not know what 2 do with it, into u heard what CHICAGO was doing, chicago djs were blending there mixes, creating new sounds it not disco any more, i don't care what anybody says, "HOUSE MUSIC" is CHICAGO, like the apple is to nyc. HOUSE HEAD FOREVER IT'S IN MY BLOOD
lilrican1971 3 months ago
yes but i do think that house music REALLY started in nyc underground post-disco demolition night. Y'know... loose joints, love club... "post-disco" it's almost a synonym of "proto-house".
dorgasvideos 3 months ago
@dorgasvideos You're an idiot. House music is a descendant of disco, but that does not mean they're the same. They're different. It's like saying rock and roll and blues are the same because rock and roll is a descendant of blues. House music is a Chicago creation. Period. NYC started hip-hop with help from dub sounds from Jamaica though Kool Herc. Would you say hip-hop started in Jamaica? Of course not. At least I hope you don't.
tolldoll100 2 months ago
CHICAGO IS THE BIRTHPLACE OF HOUSE MUSIC! PERIOD!
djolskool1968 3 months ago
What's the name of the song on the 3:00?
tigranxxx 3 months ago
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deichtorhallen 3 months ago
@tigranxxx It's "Spring Rain" by Silvetti on Salsoul
ratelski 3 months ago
House came from chicago, but it also came from italo-disco, and italo came from straight disco, so stop saying chicago invented the wheel, they just "simplified" the wheel with the few tools they had, and some people did really nice job at it ;O).
pepecocastube 3 months ago
I have been looking for a song I use to hear around 83' - 86' . The only thing I remember is Ingos Ningos. It was like a house music electronic rap. Anyone know this song!! It was Chicago house mixed on WBLS
HoseaCider 4 months ago
@HoseaCider Do you mean Los Ninos by Liasons Dangereuses.
erich8571 5 days ago
For me, the evolution of House, has been a continuous process of creativity, fueled by a passionate love of a sound that vibrates in the soul and has the capacity to unify people of all races, creeds, and nationalities. It is this quality, that gives House music, it's universal appeal. I must say that Larry Levan, should be acknowledged as a principle force, in the propagation of this sound. Frankie Knuckles, and many others, have all contributed. We are still gyrating, pumping, and dancing!
JoaquinAnthony5 4 months ago
Awesome video
sirk22kris 4 months ago
I watched this whole documentary and they spoke about some great tracks .
I can't believe the left out " Its time for the percolator " by Cajmere . Back in the day I would go to clubs and the thugs,gangstas, and killas would be mean mugging and ice grilling everybody but when Percolator came on they would dance and jump around like nobodies business .
Music tames the savage beast !
FlawseyBee 4 months ago
What song is at 1:36 ????
Jafra5594 5 months ago
@Jafra5594 - ATB - 9pm till I come - It's from 1998.
genfx303 5 months ago
Berlin Kraftwerk experimented and put on wax. NYC Africa Bambatta took it and gave us Electro Funk. Chicago gave us House. Detroit gave us Techno. Miami Luke' brought the Bass and lit up ATL. I have to say is Baltimore got me to like it and its kid brothers in NJ and Philadelphia keep it going. The rest of Europe just makes me go to sleep. Except for Daft Punk and Gorillas, but everybody else is zzzzzzzzzzzz.
J5MARLON 5 months ago
@J5MARLON "The rest of Europe just makes me go to sleep. Except for Daft Punk and Gorillas, but everybody else is zzzzzzzzzzzz." They're pretty zzzzz
y3ko86 2 weeks ago
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J5MARLON 2 weeks ago
It reminds me SF-UR, on GTA SA...
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Rushonthemove 6 months ago
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Rushonthemove 6 months ago
@Rushonthemove its by Atb i think
FrequencyFernX 6 months ago
This IS Official, The History of House, for All+HouseHeads, and Lovers' of House+ClubCulture. Be We// 2 A// HouseHeads.
DJFRANKIEPARADISE 6 months ago
This kind of foolish bickering is why the American house scene is still referred to as underground. People are so selfish...oh, Chicago started house, oh, NYC birthed Garage...listen I grew up in the Bronx, had a DJ friend say "check this out" in 1982-handed me my first Trax single...and I been playing it ever since. But I grew up on soul. THAT is how you pay homage! Make a career, give thanks to the pioneers and keep it moving. The Brits and Euro DJs cashed in years ago...grow up already!
spinradiofm 6 months ago 2
Studio 54 + Paradise Garage = NYC (That's where it all started).
Disco + Higher RPM = House.
If your a Chicago Cat be happy with the Navy Pier and move on with your life.
DramaBlock 6 months ago
I don't mean to be a homer but without the Belleville 3 in Detroit this offshoot of "techno" would never have existed. Listen to cybotrons clear circa 1984...
joctheviper1 7 months ago
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atlantichouse 7 months ago
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atlantichouse 7 months ago
@joctheviper1 well lets go back a few years prior to 1984 and check out: kraftwerk - home computer (paris live 1981)... do you see any similiarities at all?
i'd have to say that without kraftwerk, it is unlikely the belleville 3 (or detroit 'techno') would of existed.
atlantichouse 7 months ago
chicago/detroit's true genius lay in there pioneering of disco, which traveled across the globe. The new sound that came next (electro) originated with europeans. the success of disco allowed chicago to incorporate this new electro beat onto it own and thus take the lion share of credit for its developement. but any fool can search the archives to discover that electro's developement preceded chicago/detroit's claim on the genre.
atlantichouse 7 months ago
All hail kraftwerk, the true pioneers of the electro revolution, the year zero of the new musical genre. everything else is imitation dressed up as innovation. the source is located in europe and the genius came from the EUROPEAN. our african american brothers listened to this new sound and then directly imitated it as in the case of detroit (techno) or grafted it to the disco sound as in chicago (acidhouse) either way - detroit/chicago pioneered jackshit regarding this new musical direction.
atlantichouse 7 months ago
I'm from Poland and I love House music and house dance. Spread love, share part of your soul to peoples in battle circle <3
ylma4 7 months ago
To that jackass talikin bout bout people just redoin disco tracks and rehookin em up. He is just hatin that he didnt do it himself, and that isnt the case with alot of tracks so please dude zipp it. And find something else to hate on. He dont live in the city does he. Not Chi-town anyways...
1xaviercross 8 months ago
Wow A BLACK MAN CREATED HOUSE???? Swerddd Dats Wuz Up!
asgxxx 9 months ago
remember seein this on channel 4 years ago.
marms09 10 months ago
remember seein this on channel 4 years ago.
marms09 10 months ago
<3
lesscunning 10 months ago
what song/sequance of a song from 1:36 to 2:10
Jr0Music 11 months ago
@Jr0Music
ATB .. 'till I come
tergalz 10 months ago
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AlphaAnatomy 11 months ago
LOVE HOUSE!!!!
MAGICDJ5 1 year ago
dose anyone know where i can get this on dvd? please help its a must have!
MrHoweller 1 year ago
Just another reason to love the great city of Chicago!!
prepschoolkid 1 year ago
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To the person boasting that House music began in Chicago. Yes it fcking did and Chicago should be proud of itself for inventing it.
C220566 1 year ago
To the person boasting that House music began in Chicago. Yes it fucking did and Chicago should be proud of itself for inventing it.
C220566 1 year ago 25
@C220566 Shame that no one here really doesn't know the glory that was made here!
mantax55 2 months ago
CHI_TOWN=HOUSE
takimorgan1 1 year ago 3
@takimorgan1 omg, im getting a tummy ache im renting a time machine i really need to go back on this sucker free friday, paridise garage 1st stop 84 king st nyc
here i come larry levan yeeeeeeees
boomcc1 1 year ago 3
@barishouse7 - candi staton - youve got the love (track at :35)
houseydoing 1 year ago
CHURCH!!! this is gospel to me.
1Skorpia 1 year ago
when was this documentary made? any other good ones that i can find for free and in english? lol
kmt112991 1 year ago
thanx for the upload...it's funny how it started en look where it got us now..:D
jenesy2009 1 year ago
Tha Home Of HOUSE MUSIC!!!!
ollieG1000 1 year ago 2
Although Born In 1969-1970,Long Before Disco,House,Rap,Hip Hop,etc,I Was Introduced To Disco As A Child In The Caribbean In The 1970s While I Was Growing Up,But I Was Also Introduced To House After Seeing The Movie (Break Dance-Breaking 1983)And I Heard This Song By Siedah Garret (of Michael Jackson Fame-Man In The Mirror/Song Writer)Do You Want It Right Now,That Song From About 1983-1984 Or So,Lead Me Down The Road To Underground House Music,I Must Say That I Am Still With It Today In 2010!
INFINITEINDIGOCHILDE 1 year ago
House came from the Chi Baby I was there!
TRiiiGER26 1 year ago
hail Jack:)))
amsinin 1 year ago
You don't know nothin' if you don't know Jack! <3
Kell1295 1 year ago
ATB !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
frijis 1 year ago
I was born in January of 1978! Woot woot!
ksb78 1 year ago
@ Everyone: This doc goes in the proper order of the dance music movement. The Dance music culture started in NY in spots like The Loft(late 60s)Better Days, Continental Baths then The Paradise Garage. NY had a BIG part in formulating House. The term was derived in Chicago based on Disco tracks Frankie(from NY)played in the Warehouse. In NY we called it club music or Garage music with reedits in the post disco era between 80-85. The Chi added the drum machine where house took on a new meaning.
abxtale 1 year ago 2
SHIT DOCUMENTARY.. WHY THEY ONLY PLAY POP MUSIC?? this is so fuccking ridiculous........... it should have been UNDERGROUND house music tha'ts what is all about.... house music is good cau'se its good, not because it hit the charts
mrcgeraldes 1 year ago 2
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ebeaudio 1 year ago
@everybody: if one is truly proud of their music, they will be happy to see the whole world embrace it and will not demand recognition. we're talking about music here, not reputation. style is a gift to humanity, not a piece of intellectual property. it has been made to be appreciated by others, and perhaps to ease the composer's soul. what good is it if no one is free to appreciate it? what about the first person who ever made music? do you think they're shaking their fist? house is about love.
ebeaudio 1 year ago
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@mrcgeraldes have you watched this whole thing? this doc is merely stating that house has exploded into something that is popular. if you proceed to view the whole documentary, you will see that they hilite near every important disco and house cut... but since we are talking about house: mr. fingers, your love, no way back, phuture trax, strings of life, big fun... i think you are judging a book by its cover. and they do start with the paradise garage, that's pretty underground.
ebeaudio 1 year ago
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mrcgeraldes 1 year ago
I didn't realise how bad that Madonna track was. The rest of the documentary is great, far better than I thought it was going to be.
maccagrabme 1 year ago
Brilliant!
piankhy123 1 year ago
Checking you out later.
Marrowmachines 1 year ago
DAAAAFT PUNKKK !!!!!!!!
PecheRecords 1 year ago
track name on 4:44
kapadokialand 1 year ago
@kapadokialand - Rose Royce Is it love your after
buckmofo 1 year ago
so cool
DjStoffern 1 year ago
What did you guys think of the book Last Night a DJ Saved My Life?
slytown 1 year ago
This film is good but not the whole truth..Larry Levan and frankie knukles or New York had nothing to do with House Music....Farley Jackmaster funk, hot mix 5, jesse saunders, mike dunn, Adonis, Larry heard, jaime pricinple and Marshall jeffeson are the GodFathers of house...
coolteen96 1 year ago
@coolteen96 you say Frankie had nothing to do with house music..
you are so wrong there.. Farly Keith, Ron Hardy, Frankie Knuckles, Steve Hearly, Marshall etc..
Mike dunn started around 85, when house was already there..
jesse saunders started around 84..
and well knuckles started in 77, left the warehouse in 82 and house was big already..
it really were Frankie & Ron who "created" house then they passed it on to Hot Mix 5.
djbassflow 1 year ago 3
@djbassflow Correct, I was an original HOUSE KID in Chicago with true hostory before it hit the clubs...We had House Parties before the club scene and then it exploded!!!!!! AMAZING people don't know...Well done friend!!
KristopherBLloyd 1 year ago
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CorpThug69Show 1 year ago
@KristopherBLloyd - OOPS excuse the typo! I meant "HISTORY" before it hit the clubs......
KristopherBLloyd 1 year ago
@djbassflow frankie knuckles was actually playing with larry levan at the continental baths in new york in 1972 and then on to soho club.....David Mancuso had the Loft in 1970, but actually started doing underground dance parties in the late 60's, lets not forget nick siano too at the gallery new york. frankie left new york and took the garage sound to chicago and opened the warehouse in about 77
djkevinmills 2 days ago
@djkevinmills What's up with New Yorkers wanting to claim this? We have hip-hop. Seriously, get over it. House music is a Chicago creation. Did you know hip-hop has elements of Jamaican toasting thanks to Kool Herc? Are you going to say hip-hop came from Jamaica? Give me a break.
tolldoll100 4 hours ago
@coolteen96
Please.. to say Frankie Knuckels had nothing to do with the early House music, is like saying the Pope is an atheist...
svandamme76 1 year ago
@svandamme76 I agree there!!! But to call Knuckles godfather of house is not the whole truth. Ron Hardy kicked ass in Muzik Box like a freak and he pitched up his tracks +8 to +10%. At that time, Frankie played his tracks really slowly at the warehouse. But Ron kicked ass with his sick 72 hours sets in Muzik Box, which inspired Frankie to pitch up more and more. And we should not forget about Levan, who kicked ass in "the Loft",but this wassent "called" house,it was still Disco. House=Chicago:-)
deniskneifeld 1 year ago
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dannymonk 11 months ago
@deniskneifeld the warehouse turned into the muzik box and ron hardy took it over AFTER frankie,David Mancuso opened and did the Loft(n.Y) in 1970, frankie knuckles and larry levan played together at continental baths(NY)1972 and a few years later at soho club(NY) then levan did paradise Garage after that and frankie took the "garage" sound to chicago opened the warehouse and the name HOUSE came from that. In new york all the way back to the Loft, they actually called that sound "Garage"
djkevinmills 2 days ago
Fuck off Madonna what the fuck do know about house music
ekg2006 1 year ago
Madonna? SHE often was in Paradise Garage getting her/our RELIGION on! WHERE WERE U? AND she helped BRING HOUSE TO kids all over the world. So lets try that question again, what do YOU KNOW about House?
BadBalenax 1 year ago
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ekg2006 1 year ago
@BadBalenax more than u but u would'nt know that
ekg2006 1 year ago
Forget house, cast offs of the UK Rave seen.
sellingstone 1 year ago
chicago is addicted to house...hopefully juke music makes the same impact in the world
eaguir3 1 year ago
as a chicagoan i say juke is garbage
SGTkrazy 1 year ago
...john travolta "showed everyone" how to do the hustle ??? PU-LEEEZE.... i guess they never went to Better Days or the Garage.....THOSE kids did the hustle...
dirtyedna 1 year ago
what they meant is that disco was underground, barely any people knew about it and that movie brought it to light, which in my opinion caused the death of disco
SGTkrazy 1 year ago
Did you guys hear that....? 15yrs later..IT DOMINATES POP MUSIC....thats rite....HOUSE MUSIC BABY!
Progressive559 1 year ago 2
i love the music...hate the drugs!
real people can dance through the night without that shit!
realness starts with decisions that u make!
love levan
love garage
tindje 2 years ago 2
@tindje where u from? larry was the 1st one lit up , spike the punch take a sip, ur done.
ALEXBK86 2 years ago
Ain't that the truth.
ranus69 2 years ago
Man, youre so narrow minded.
Everything from Rock to Techno, House and whatever was made under drugs..
Denying Drugs is denying house, cuz without e, cocain and mdma and stuff, house would never been created, and loved by so much people (at the begininng).
Innovation in terms of music can be added when people feel different things while they are opened to it.
Drugs permits music development. And drugs is just an stronger alcohol. It eases emotions and openess to the world around you.
krudecrudedekru 1 year ago
WHERE DID U GET THAT INFO? TRUST ME. ALOT of HOUSE MUSIC producers are/were CLEAN and without any drugs...AND MAKING DOPE TRACKS... how do I KNOW?
I'm one of em. AND TILL today REFUSE to even TRY many drugs...ITS NOT ABOUT THAT.
BadBalenax 1 year ago
anything is great with some x
=P
emikojung 2 years ago
This Is Spot On !!!
ogcmusic 2 years ago
Who know the remix of jack's on the beginning?
suselification 2 years ago
the song @ 1:38 is 9 pm(till i come) by ATB
MaezyStJames 2 years ago
@MaezyStJames which is trance music, what is with that on a house music doc?
fagAshLil1234 1 year ago
LARRY LEVAN
Caligula138 2 years ago 3
What's the song at 3.00, tis lush. Thanks x
themanamp 2 years ago
what song is playing at 4:44?
thecalmmusicalspirit 2 years ago
whats the song at 1:38?
thecalmmusicalspirit 2 years ago
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LectricSky 2 years ago
GAH!!! what is the track at 3:00?!?! i needs to know
misfitting 2 years ago
@misfitting it is called spring rani by bebu selvetti
thecalmmusicalspirit 2 years ago
@misfitting I would like to know as well -- you can hear it sampled in Runaway's "Brooklyn Club Jam"
Bjamminn 11 months ago
Proliferal goosebumps right now...........
89thebrood 2 years ago
What is the name of the song playing at 3:00 ????? Please help!!
brozart 2 years ago
@brozart spring rain by bebu selvetti
thecalmmusicalspirit 2 years ago
Thank You!
brozart 2 years ago
allso check out old school house music from new jersey
nsfjigb 2 years ago
House began in Chicago, 9 times out of ten yall got it from us. And its cool just reconize it. HOUSE CAME FROM CHICAGO.
TerrorTown7575 2 years ago 75
CHI TOWN !
MrMatham 1 year ago
@TerrorTown7575 Respect to that. Just as long as you realize that almost everyone of the Chicago house pioneers have stated that house music doesn't belong to just one specific area or region, it belongs to EVERYONE, and many people from around the globe have had there hand in forging house music. Everyone knows where house music originated. We all know that. You need to realize this.
Christiantodd1 1 year ago
@Christiantodd1 u know Christian I realize that everyone has contributed to house. I would like for Chicago to get the credit it deserves in the states for creating this amazing music.
TerrorTown7575 1 year ago
@TerrorTown7575 I hear what you're saying man, and I understand it. I'm just a little confused why you feel Chicago isn't recognized enough. I'm from the south, and I have never heard a househead not give credit or acknowledge Chicago. It's kinda like loving jazz music, but not recognizing New Orleans.
Christiantodd1 1 year ago
@TerrorTown7575 Yeah that's true, but the house-music nowadays is more than just the sound of Chicago.
B4rt05 1 year ago
@TerrorTown7575
Get an education young man. I'm not even going to argue with someone who is so misled. Ask Frankie Knuckles (who started the house movement in
Chicago) where house music began. Who turned him out, who was his mentor before he went to Chicago Watch the videos on YOUTube yourself..I rest my case.
pluggedin2u 1 year ago
@TerrorTown7575 Dude, everyone knows that House came from Chicago. Will you just remember that ALL American popular music is derived from the slave spirituals our ancestors sang shortly after arriving on the shores of the U.S.A.
MrShakbo 9 months ago 5
@MrShakbo That is not true. A lot music derives from jamaican folk songs actually.
salladspojk 2 months ago
@TerrorTown7575 so what?
vetal17 7 months ago
what's the piano break track?
somambo 2 years ago
do you mean frankie knuckles - your love right at the beginning ?
defokrux 2 years ago
no it's the piano in the middle used in the coco steel and lovebomb track "summer rain" I think it's the original disco track that coco sampled. I'd love to know what track it is. such a great and classic piano stab
somambo 2 years ago
Anyone see this on Channel 4 years ago, still trying to find out the intro track before the documentary started.
yrouiear 2 years ago
ma nn esiste una versione in italiano di questo documentario??
ivanodj 2 years ago
oldskool baby
garzy07 2 years ago
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Smooth791 2 years ago
a spiritual thang
dieudonneMC 2 years ago
Boris!!!!!!!!
originalguat3 2 years ago
armand van helden °__°
lawski 2 years ago 12
DAFT PUNK !!!!!
MrGhengar 2 years ago 3
I think by 'everyone' he means the average joe trend followers who briefly jumped on disco after it was commercialised - many of whom turned up at 'disco sucks' to burn their records.
rathcooleposse 2 years ago
this made house better!
dieudonneMC 2 years ago
4.00...Travolta showed everyone how to do the hustle??? Obviously they weren't around the black gay clubs before Sat. Night Fever came out. NOBODY could "hustle" like the kids at Catacombs or the Garage or Zanzibar (my experience...I'm sure there were many others)............
dirtyedna 2 years ago
Track that starts at 3:00 min mark!??
bboyd1980 2 years ago
spring rain by bebu silveti
SGTkrazy 2 years ago
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zyla444 2 years ago
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mappledj 2 years ago
awesome vid!!
jadeevalley 2 years ago
title at 1.37....????????
tonythebest76 2 years ago
song at 1:35 - 2:06 PLZ!!!!
SrbzaGrb 2 years ago
ATB - till i come!
Its awfull!!
ontheunderground 2 years ago
hehe i agree.. i still wouldnt consider that classic house..
KR15CO 2 years ago
:) i wouldnt even call it house!! haha its terrible....
ontheunderground 2 years ago
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polky13 2 years ago
Great Documentary, is it on DVD? where can i get it, whats the hall name of it?
thiagotechy 2 years ago
fantastic video.
keep the house/disco thing going ginseng - up the house
jezjonson 2 years ago
i remember in the late 90's every popular song had a beat
bleachno9 2 years ago
whats the song name on 2:30??
malxx16 2 years ago
whats the song at 1:17?
fagAshLil1234 2 years ago
Ray of Light, Madonna
magrpe 2 years ago
tune id at 3,05 plz??? just love the piano stuff
bakersInn 2 years ago
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zyla444 2 years ago