Spotlight: Larry Levan - The Art of Disco DJing From The Legend - 8pm (E.S.T.)

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Larry Levan is one of the true Legends in the DJ world. He and "his" just as legendary club - the Paradise Garage - were so influential to the Disco and dance music scene that it's hard to understand today. Many writers and producers tried their new work with Larry at "the Garage", if it worked there - it would work everywhere!
Larry and the club meant so much to the music industry that a genre of N.Y. House music got the name - Garage. (cited www.disco-disco.com)

West End Records and SalSoul Records have received some of the music talents that Larry has offered through his music and to the disco world! Some of the hottest disco songs were remixed and re-recorded in the studio (with Larry at times) after record company executives heard the mixes he did with the original songs. We will focused on some of his most notable work. Steppers get ready...Classic Disco lovers turn up your speakers... we'll dig in the krates for the 12"... 111EastDigital presents to you ... Larry Levan: The Art of Disco Djing!

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