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Fenster’s Funky Sevens
fensterdj
36 episodes
4 days ago
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Music Commentary
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Music History
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Music History
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Ep 28 - A History of House Music (1974 to 1986)
Fenster’s Funky Sevens
4 hours 35 minutes
11 months ago
Ep 28 - A History of House Music (1974 to 1986)
Fenster's Funky Sevens- Ep 28 - A History of House Music Covering the time period between two UK pop chart entries;  George McCrae's number one "Rock Your Baby" in June 1974, and Farley 'Jackmaster' Funk "Love Can't Turn Around" in August 1986;  the first disco hit and the first house music hit.  I look at how Disco developed over the 70s until its "death" in 1979.  Then how, with Funk and Post-Disco and European influences, Disco was reborn on the dancefloors of Chicago as House Music.  We also take in the stories of the first House Music records and  young ambitious (and sometimes unscrupulous) characters involved in their creation.  
Fenster’s Funky Sevens