Love saves the day: a history of American dance music culture, 1970-1979

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Figures vii Preface xi Acknowledgments xvii Introduction 1 1. beginnings House Parties and Discotheques 5 2. consolidation Party Pariahs and the Path to Permanent Revolution 33 3. pollination The Rise of the Downtown Party Network 55 4. recognition The Crystallization of a Sound 83 5. visibility The Message of Love and the Disco Mix 117 6. expansion Record Pools, Music Labels, New Clubs 155 7. prominence Forums, Formats, Franchises 205 8. ascendancy Eurodisco, Midtown, Downtown, Out-of-Town 251 9. dominance Disco Takes Over 303 10. turbulence Backlash and Survival 363 Epilogue 433 Notes 443 Selected Discography 457 Selected Bibliography 473 Index 477

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