How House Music Was Born (Music Documentary)
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2017
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Produced by Pi Studios for Channel 4
Director
Jake Sumner
Producer
Alex Needles
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Lucy Sumner
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Editors
Michael Dart Wadsworth
Zach Neumeyer
Director of Photography
Chris Messina
Additional Camera
Jake Sumner
Louis Wong
2nd Unit DP
Nathan Salter
Drone Operator
Tyler Bedgood
Production Managers
Kevin McGrail
Production Coordinator
Paul Wong
Locations
Alex Hughers
Production Assistants
Nick Evans
Rob Roediger
Stacy Guan
Nick Turner
Sound
Robert Bluemke
Rob Ellenberg
First Assistant Editor
Nick Evans
Assistant Editor
Brandon Iben
Edit Facilities
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Post Producer
Penny Ensley
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Sarah Roebuck
Archival Researcher
Wyatt Stone
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Steph Perrin
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Finishing Artist
Jordan P. H. Stein
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Devan Maura Saber
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Nat Jencks
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Rosemarie Hugill
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Tristan Baylis
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Nicole Tessier
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Nessim Higson
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Jack Samels
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Barrie Williams
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Alex Bennett Grant
Series Executive Producer
Ravi Amaratunga Hitchcock
Cast in order of appearance
Nemiah Mitchell, Jr.
Nicky Siano
Nile Rodgers
Robert Williams
Vince Lawrence
Joe Shanahan
Craig Loftis
Jesse Saunders
Honey Dijon
Marshall Jefferson
Dj Lori Branch
Aisha Mays
Traxman
Patrick Dewinski
Kevin Bener
Chip E
Steve Silk Hurley
DJ Pierre
Donald Davis
Kirk Townsend
Eric Bell
Dwayne Grant
Screamin Rachael Cain
Tim Lawrence
Consultants
Jesse Saunders
Robert Williams
Jacob Arnold
Czarina Mirani
Special Thanks
John Cohn
Frederick Dunson
Peter Katsis
Japhet 'Roofeeo' Landis
Alain Levitt
Rebecca Lynn
Alex Olson
Kai Regan
Ruth Saxelby
Shannon Shreibak
Andrea Sutherland
Dan Walker @ Submarine Studios
Frankie Knuckles Foundation
Smart Bar
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“House Music is Disco’s Revenge”
-Frankie Knuckles
💯 Puttin this quote behind the bar
Damn 😎
No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica...es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (ramas primarias NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
La venganza de la Disco y que sepulta al Rock es la EDM.
Actually Hi-NRG was 😳
@@brandonmoss7976true, patrick cowley translated disco into synthesizers
Disco really said “If you strike me down, I shall become more powerful than you could ever imagine”, and it did.
You win the internet with this one
No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica...es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
*Italo disco :)
@@wolfchild9755 Correcto...Italo también era etiquetado como Disco por su conexión a esta escena pero Italo nace de la EDM en específico de la linea primaria NRG (High Energy).
Italo también comparte House & Electro Funk primario el cual también se formó de la EDM concreta (desde 1977).
Nah disco died of AIDS.
My parents were born in 1980. I was born 17 years later in a Chicago winter of 1997. My parents raised me on House and Freestyle music. I’ll never forget all the house parties I attended as a kid watching my dad get down on the tables. Miss those days. This music lives forever. I’m 25 now and I can’t wait to show my future kids this music.
90's House is the reason I got into it. Crystal Waters, CeCe Peniston, BlackBox, Hathaway, and Robin S all were a vibe.
Watered down crap. 80s house was the best. Songs made by the house dj's not pop stars
Haddaway. But that's Euro Dance, not house.
I hated euro dance, but You Gotta Show Me Love got me forever.
This video is almost 6 years old and I just discovered it just now?! Damn, this gem needs more views!
didnt even know of THE LEGEND LARRY HEARD till 2days ago and i call myself a deep house head damnnn !!
💯👏🏾
There is a more in-depth documentary from the early 2000s as well.
i think this was a 4 part series on uk tv via channel 4 this is part 1
So this is why so many House records today have a vinyl print as their thumbnail/cover
2023 and im still jammin to house music...
House music will be around for many more years but I think the best decade was the early 90's when it really came alive.
@@blackgold63 early aughts was good too...
Chicago. December 1984. My discovery of House Music thru radio station WBMX (102.7 FM). I was in 8th grade, and 13 years old. At the time I heard the disco rhythms alongside the raw sounds of the conspicuous House tracks. Mickey Mixing Oliver was the first deejay I heard, then Ralphi Rosario, and ultimately Farley Jackmaster Funk. In 1985 when I first started buying House records the first purchases were tracks by Jessie Saunders, Chip E. and Steve Silk Hurley - on the titan labels DJ International and Trax.
Thank you to all the haters of Disco Music out there for making the House Music to become a world wide sensation. House Music took over the world, and the whole world gets together thanks to House Music. Good vibes to all my brothers and sisters for all the support to this spiritual thing called House Music.
Yaaassss!!
Gotta love Disco .Without Disco there would be no House :)
This is our House! and in our House, there's only House music! 💚
@@yungwildnfree why gatekeep ? We all in this together
@@eggbear9555
Oh i wasnt replying to your comment especially or trying to gatekeep. Its just a text from a House song. I also like disco tracks
RIP Frankie. I'll never forget the last time I saw you at the Boiler Room NYC. You were and always will be a legend for what you did for the house movement!
Maybe you can answer a question. What's the name of the track playing at 14:16? Thx.
@@crunk74 - Los niños del parque - Liaisons Dangereuses
Frankie nukkles true house music legend
I grew up on House, Rave, Jungle, Electro and Hip Hop!
Amazing times in music!
All of those right there!!!
Yep!!!!! Facts.
How traumatic, how did you survive ?
I grew up with trance euro dance Italo dance house garage freestyle ♥️
You grew up through some great times in music!
I was born in Houston in '83 but mostly grew up in Miami. I remember as a little kid in the 80s in Houston whenever my family would have parties we'd mostly play Latin American music (we're Colombian and Salvadoran) like Salsa and Cumbia. But, my older cousins and uncles who were in their teens and early twenties would start break dancing and they'd put on House mixtapes (the true mixtapes that you couldn't buy at record shops; you'd have to get them straight from the DJ himself and he might either give it to you for free or charge you something for it). That's how I first learned about House (and Techno)... as just some toddler at a family house party haha.
Facts. I was one of those DJ's.
$$DJ$DOLLAR$BILL$$
And I'm very grateful to have such pioneers to inspire me, a west coast guy into many other sports and activities all my life. By fate I was drawn to it at a young age and I didn't care that nobody had a clue what I was listening to but it wasn't long before the darn town wanted to be a DJ. No better feeling, just carrying that torch back then and giving it all I had and enjoying life. Good times man... Goood times.
Thats just amazing
No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica...es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (géneros primarios NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
We had a vinyl copy of Electro One from Streetsounds, this was in Herefordshire around 1984. There was an insert that had Streetsounds merchandise you could buy, caps, hoodies, t-shirts etc. but also you could buy mixtapes for $5. Me and my friends saved up, bought a Postal Order for $10, in England and off it went. Maybe three, four months later, we go this c-90 cassette mixed by some DJ from New York. The first side was 45 minutes of mixing White Lines by Grandmaster, over and over. The second side had a few more tunes on it and the DJ had drawn the track listing all over the cardboard in biro in a graffiti style. The day the tape broke was like losing a family member.
@@j.maxell3030 House music is an outgrowth of disco. It has its roots in disco. all you have to do is listen to house music and you can see the evolution of disco,
R.I.P. to legend Frankie Knuckles ❤
Im from Chicago, the warehouse closed right when I was old enough to go out.... :/
This was great to see the inside of warehouse, dream come true :)
There's still a scene in Chi, Smart Bar ect.
Thanks for the share. I’m from Chicago and at the age of 55, I’m still a “House Head”. Great days and beautiful memories.
Respect
Y'all were ahead of the game on bachata also.
Kabooms, nitros , Excalibur was my spots back in the day..
@bryant Williams same here, from Chi-Town, Unity H.S Angel...Mendel H.S party gal!!
@@MOBHITMOBHIT :
Wasn't Excalibur downtown? I'm trying to recall it's location.
House was such an important waypoint in the post-punk world. The DIY ethos, the lack of industry involvement, just kids doing their own thing. Loved it. So many genres owe their existence to punk and house.
I remember my days at the Music Box on Saturdays and The Warehouse on Fridays I enjoyed Ron’s 3 day marathons so well. I loved them both but Ron was chief for me. I remember handing Ron a 120 min. blank tape during a set and asking him sheepishly to make me a live tape. When I got home to listen to it I realized he only did half the tape, but I was still overjoyed. I still have it today. Sweet memories.
Put It online Bro...thanks for sharing this story
Rons marathons , would come Friday jack all night go home in the late morning shower eat and go back jack jack jack jack....that was the best of times !!!!
CHITOWN!
wow that’s crazy
Go Ronnie 🎉🎉
Been listening to House music since I was a kid in the early 90s. It's wonderful and amazing how it evolved.
And it's older than you by two decades
Would you have any good classics to recommend ？
@@delyac5763 I'll name you some. Masters At Work - Beautiful
The Nightcrawlers - Pushing The Feeling
Alyus - Follow Me
At 2:18 the cat is like “ Ahh this song again…. “ 😂😂
You beat me to that joke 😂
House cat
@@nolesy34 Oh snap, I just got that joke 😅
I loved this sound growing up! I got into this at age 19, I didn’t understand that I was apart of a movement. I would be on the dance floor sometimes until 9am in the morning in Toronto, Chicago and New York! Those days was fabulous!
In the beginning there was Jack
And Jack had a groove.
And from this groove
Came the grooves of all grooves
And while one day vicously throwing down on his box
Jack boldly declared, let there be house.
And house music was born.
duuuuude just reading these lyrics gave me the goosebumps!! RIP Frankie Knuckles and Paul Johnson (I went to every party I could with PJ djing in the 90s, and got to know him as an adult. Attended many of his birthday parties. Fond memories of feeding him my famous cake).
I remember House before it was called House
I remember House when House respected House
I remember House when House grew from the roots of House
I remember House when House was Soul Music and R&B
Before House was disco
I remember Housе before the super clubs
I remember House when people knew the lyrics of House
I remember House before record labels sold the house
I remember House when House was about love
I remember House
@@tipsybass7060Paul Johnson was my favorite DJ that played in my small Indiana town in the late 90s and early 2000s at what we called parties but our parents and authorities called raves. He got me and I'm sure many others my age into house music. RIP Paul
@@oldmancannabis3026 yeah I got to know him personally as an adult while living in NW IN and Chicago. Celebrated a few bdays with him, and fed him my famous cake. He was incredibly funny, and had a warm hug anytime I saw him (at least 2-3 lol). One of my favorite memories was when he came to Madison (wi) to play a show, and wasn’t there yet. I was outside smoking when he pulled up. There was a group of three nasty women outside, and when they saw his homie get him out and into the wheelchair, they said snidely, ‘who the fiux would bring a dude in a wheelchair to a club? No one wants to see that when they’re having fun’. I went up to collect my hug from him before he went outside. I walked up to their circle, and told them they should watch their mouths when talking shit… because that’s the legendary dj Paul Johnson that the entire club has been waiting for to arrive. I pity any disabled person in your life, for you being trash. Well, I’m going to dance! Deuces!’ Homie heard the interaction, as they weren’t fully inside yet.
And in my house there is only house music
But I am not so selfish
Because once you enter my house it then becomes our house
It just hit me that black people created soul, RnB, rock, hip-hop, the blues, house, and reggae. It's a beautiful thing and if I'm missing any genres please do tell 😌♥️
country music
Jazz, samba, garage, jungle, dubstep
Funk (Brown 60s) & Electro Funk (Cecil & Stewe Wonder 1972)
No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica...es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 y el Electro Funk (que se mezcla con la EDM & Música Electrónica) la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (géneros primarios NRG, Synthpop y Electro) + el Electo Funk lo que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno.
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop, Electro) y el Electro Funk la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Disco.
En los 80s la EDM Concreta ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Electro, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
Zydeco
Krunk
Screw
Bounce
G funk
New Jack Swing
Booty Music
Jazz, Country and Bluegrass to add to that list
Oh man , this hit home!… when I saw him go pull out the first record from the little box and I saw the “Trax” record logo, I went crazy, and without hesitating I said I hope this is Marshall Jefferson’s Move Your Body, and BAM, it was!!!… that touched my soul!…
House music is underrated and so is freestyle😢 who remember All & All
Frestyle, we have a real OG here.
Latinos always associate or call Freestyle House Music and it's not. Freestyle has no soul. When I was growing up on the Southside of Chicago in the 80's black people never listened to Freestyle.
That demolition of disco records always left a bad feeling in my soul! It changed my life forever when i was young! I became a club kid after that!
Years ago, I was trying to explain to a young coworker what the difference between house music and techno. I said House was Disco music's son. The longer I've lived, the more samples I have discovered coming from early disco included in house music
1:55min anyone hear the sample of KRS1 Jimmy "do me a favor, wear your hat?" wow
Diferencia entre House y Techno...no hay mucha ya que ambos nacen de la EDM concreta.
No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica...es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (géneros primarios NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
This is the most accurate story of how House music was started! Trust me , I was there! Let’s make a movie! #discodave still lives ! ❤
No fue concretamente la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica...es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (géneros primarios NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM (2da Generación) ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
@@j.maxell3030 “House Music is Disco’s Revenge”
-Frankie Knuckles, Period.
@@sergiovalcheff Lo que diga un DJ que mezclaba EDM (NRG, Electro, Synthpop) con Funk y Disco clásico es IRRELEVANTE.
El House de forja de la Electrónica EDM y agregados E. Funk & Escena Disco...House no se forja exclusivamente de la escena Disco.
@@j.maxell3030 dónde puedo leer mas de eso?
@@igncaio A través de la data que sustenta a cada produccion, artista, bases y lineas electrónicas, registros, fechas, casas discograficas, sellos, historia y evolución de la misma música electrónica.
To us House Music was the son of Disco. We played House Music all day and night, in 82 we all lived around the 65th and Ashland area and went to Harper and we Dj house Parties Friday nights and was at the record shop on Saturday mornings buying more records with the money we made that Friday and Saturday night we were at the Rink Zone to see Little John, Leonard Remix Roy and The Jack Master spin and had dance groups like Bostich, American Boy and Girls, PUNK, GA, Passion etc. I remember the nights we didn't spin we would go from DJ's house to house learning new tricks and Just hanging out. We learned allot from Hugo, Tyree Cooper, Mike Dunn, Farley Buck and so on...most of us went to school together back then...Good times. RIP Kevin Jelly Bean Boatman my Dj partner of Gemini Productions.
Grew up on 80th & MLK! House Music for life! Moved to Bmore in 86...gosh it was Hard adjusting to lack of house music. Made me miss Chicago!!
I love and adore the incomparable Nile Roger's and his entire sound and vibe, both him and the late great musical partner performer producer Bernard Edwards....Chic, and productions from Sisters Sledge, Diana Ross etc.💜🥰
My middle school used to throw dances and we were still listening to house/disco hits in the mid 90s
I am now a 90's House music fan.
They're basically talking bout how NYC Local DJs started The DJ'ing Culture in the 70's. Magic Marker song titles, Buying "Doubles", DJ Battles/Sound Clashes.
I started listening to house music well we didn't know it as house then in 1987. The likes of Technotronic, then black box,C.C. peniston, Snap,Jomanda,Inner city, ten city,clubland etc. But knew it as dance music 🎶 I 💕house especially old skool house music.
Now you're talking 😊
i’m going to be 18 soon and i’m from chicago. I grew up on this music because of my mom and I still listen to it to this day!! i was confused when i looked up house and edm comes up because i grew up with the old house music but I still do love edm
Not the old house music, the real house music. Glad you were exposed to the truth
you have learned the truth my freind 👏👏👏👏
Here in South Africa, House music gets played on mainstream radio. I think the white radio stations might play EDM periodically but, that’s not my vibe. I like House
@@KAMOYA17 SA is keeping real house music alive. It has its own sound, just like NYC and Jersey created their unique take to it back in the days.
No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica.
Es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (géneros primarios NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
Great doc! Huge smile @ 14:14 seeing Kraftwerk (Computer World) and Liaisons Dangereuses records being held up. Oh the memories...
My high-schools sweetheart and I got into house music in about 1988. I had been going to the clubs in NYC since I was 12 w my older sister. She'd bring me so I couldn't tell on her. I began going to other clubs without her. First freestyle, then there was house. We traveled to Chicago when I was 15 to hit the house clubs!
Best music genre on the planet
Most of house is disco tunes remixed mfsb, martin circus, and a lot more... disco made this music possible ...and the 303 and 606 music box
@@vieshanblacksloft426 most is probably wrong
most tracks by 86 were original basslines
@@vieshanblacksloft426 No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica...es la EDM (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (géneros primarios NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
@@j.maxell3030 aprende much de la Musica house viene de la Musica disco yo estoy bailando del 72 y escribi un library que se llama Los Reyes del Baile. Much de la Musica house es Musica de disco
I have to give Black DJ credit for starting the underground House music and went mainstream. I graduated in 84' and House music is still my prefer music.
The best documentary I have ever seen on an electronic music genre. What a beautiful story.
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This is absolutely awesome. I had no idea House music came from America! Hats off to these fellas who created one of the most popular genres of music in the world!
I grew up in Chicago, I cannot belive that we were about to get into these clubs as teenagers! I was going downtown with my family as a child, but in 1985 I was 14, my friends and I would go to the Rainbow beach, the Bungalows, the Point, under the bridge on 47th, 35th street, 31st street, then onto North Avenue Beach all the way to Rainbow Skate rink on Clark Street. We would go to Club Medusa and the Wild Hare! None of us lived an alternative lifestyle, but when we went to the Warehouse and Music box... we thought that it was deep house because guys and girls would jack with the speakers! The floor in the Warehouse was ROCKING! i lived by Keith Nunally, so people like Ron Hardy, Franky Knuckles, Steve Silk Hurley, and Farley Jackmaster Funk would be around. I lived in Beverly on the Southside, so we'd go Mendel and Longwood academy! When we stared DJing in the early 89s we carried records in milk crates to have our DJ block battles! I went to Morgan Park C/O of 89! We had so many house parties... I cannot belive our parents let us do this at the time. Rush street was another place to be, we went shopping at Water Tower place and chased girls, what a time to be alive! My guy @Jamie 3:26 is still banging the box! Strangely, Kanye is from around our way!
House music owes more to Kraftwerk and New Order than Disco.
I come from National Park of Cilento, Alburni Mountain and Vallo di Diano, an area in the Campania Region, southern Italy. Where at that time the house music was THE MUSIC AND THAKS TO THAT I started to approach to the club
As my area Is very close to Neaples I really enjoyed that kind of music as in Neaples there were my club and djs that used to play HOUSE MUSIC. Great Memories.
Disco is the Father of House music! Thanks Dad!!
No fue la Música Disco lo que forma el House, el House es Música Electrónica.
Es la EDM Concreta (Giorgio⚡Moroder) desde 1977 la cual forma el House en los 80s.
La escena Electro Funk & Disco tiene cierta influencia pero es la EDM (géneros primarios NRG & Synthpop) que forman lo elemental del House al igual que el Techno (ramas de la EDM 80s).
Es decir tumbaron la escena Disco pero dejaron pasar la Electrónica EDM (NRG & Synthpop) la cual se desenvolvía y promocionaba en la escena Funk & Disco.
En los 80s la EDM ramifica en House, Techno, Synthpop, NRG, Freestyle, Italo, New Beat, Trance, Ácid, Eurobeat... incluída la base del llamado "EBM" y lo más sofisticado de la Electro Industrial.
I doubt we'll ever see another musical revolution as profound as this one. No other music transcends boundaries the way dance music does.
Rap
@@johnschmidt2964 true but by 2017 we reached a point were pretty much all mainstream rap had a lot of house music influences. (i.e. trap rap)
@@NeXaSLvL Of course. House was an incomplete movement, hip hop was complete more than any, maybe. HH had visual art/ graffiti, many many fashions/ clothes, it’s own unique dance/ breaking, it’s own music/ rap, spoken word/ poetry. It hit all the categories like no other. House never hit this many categories, a few at best. Idk if any movement hit this many? Edit, it also transcended sports and politics. The Beatniks were the last movement to have such an impact, they were the last literary movement which was very strong. Literature has a strength most categories don’t. John Chicago SAIC graduate. Critic.
@@NeXaSLvLrap is still evolving
@@agridulce3532Not in a good way.
I'm STILL.loveing House music at 67..Great exercise..The Garage..NYC..with the gospel house on EARLY SUNDAY MONDAY..TIME TO GO..LOL..
No words can describe how I feel about this movement its my life
House music came to South Africa and it was called "international" and it became the biggest genre that South Africans loved and adapted and made our own till today South Africa musically is defined by Dj's.
Funny thing I'm American and learned about house music in South Africa. I haven't stopped listening since
It's will always be American music, just like Karate will be Chinese...smh
@mistablackfolks karate will always be japanese you mean
@@Glendocious 😂😂 House Music Dj's are rockstars in South African.
@Kushy36 I know man been to a few black coffee shows
He had the records in the "Garage".. excellent idea and great opening to this video! Like Hip Hop, House will never die.
I remember in 1986 visiting Crossley's Bar in dean clough, Halifax. I was just 16.
It had 3 floors and 3 styles. Rock, Pop, and the top floor.... HOUSE and it was packed.
That was my first introduction to house music and mixing.
It took another 30 years before I began to learn to DJ, but the seeds were planted back then.
Ironically, it was so busy it had to close for health and safety reasons (no real fire escape).
Black People just have a rhythm and creative mind that just is unmatched 🙏👏
From the bottom of my heart, I thank these people for creating house music. I listen to it while growing up and during my ups and downs.
Catapila - Void (Lisa Marie Experience) This is the song that sucked me into house back in 99. It has been a minute since I've been to a house function. Some of the best memories of my life.
Thank you for making this and bringing me back. This feels like just a "part 1" of the magic. Big smiles here!
Honorable mention: Honey Dijon. She’s a fucking masterpiece of a DJ! ❤️
This video began with the definitive (for me) house track and I'm so happy that it did. I was too young for the fabulous Levan years but his mixes live on and on... Love Is The Message ❤
Move your body - Marshall Jefferson
So, I guess I was the Second wave of House Music fans as I didn't really fall in Love with it until '86! I Hated it at first! But then one night I went with some friends down on Rush Street, we walked by this place, and I heard Exactly what was played at 13:54 on here!!! A Beat pounding through the walls sounding like a giant's heartbeat or the Stomping of the giant himself! I had to get closer! When I went inside, I was HOOKED!! Los Niños Del Parque!!! Man, I miss Chicago in the 80's and 90s!!
I love these documentaries, and I am glad it was created! Thank you for whom ever had a hand in house music no matter what color, age, sex, whatever
Thank you for uploading this amazing video onto UA-cam.
In the beginning, there was Jack, and Jack had a groove.
And from this groove came the groove of all grooves.
And while one day viciously throwing down on his box, Jack boldy declared,
"Let there be house!" and house music was born.
I am, you see,
I am the creator, and this is my house!
And, in my house there is only house music. But, I am not so
selfish because once you enter my house it then becomes OUR house and
OUR house music!" And, you see, no one can own house because
house music is a universal language, spoken and understood by all.
You see, house is a feeling that no one can understand really unless
you're deep into the vibe of house. House is an uncontrollable
desire to jack your body. And, as I told you before, this is
our house and our house music. And in every house, you
understand, there is a keeper. And, in this house, the keeper
is Jack. Now some of you who might wonder.
Who is Jack, and what is it that Jack does?
Jack is the one who gives you the power to jack your body!
Jack is the one who gives you the power to do the snake.
Jack is the one who gives you the key to the wiggly worm.
Jack is the one who learns you how to walk your body.
Jack is the one that can bring nations and nations of all
Jackers together under one house.
You may be black, you may be white; you may be Jew or Gentile.
It don't make difference in our House.
And this is fresh!
Love this stuff! I started DJing in 1992 and House music was so integral to my life. Still is. Love seeing the history being covered in such a great way. Thank you.
Same, got my first set of belt drive decks at the age of 15 in 1997.... and have always had decks, vinyl, and house music in my life ❤ although now at 41 I have me a set of technics m5gs.... my babies 😊
Right on point “we did not know what we were doing”. So punk rock, yes punk rock.
I was a young chef and we used to hit the clubs first time I was 17. House music nothing like it to this day. Still brings people to the floor
In South Africa 🇿🇦 House Music is everything
no lie detected , it even birthed amapiano
Such a great documentary!!!! Thanks for the upload!!!! 🙏🙏🙏
One of my favorite House DJ's is COLETTE as she bring the older Disco vibe through her music. Not to mention she is a Chicago native!!! Keep the vinyl spinning!!!
What a great documentary. As a lover of house music, especially live shows, I appreciate this so much!
It started one day when Jack was viciously throwing down on his box, and he declared "Let There Be House!"
Then he showed us how to do the wiggly worm and the rest is history......!
An awesome riff replayed on a few tracks
Im a young Hispanic and since I was 8 I fell in love with house music, that was 12 years ago. And though I will always love that side of EDM (early 2010s: Avicii, David Guerra, Tiesto, Martin Garrix , Zedd, SHM…) I also love the earlier stuff, and I had no clue house music was created by African Americans in the 70s until 2 years ago. Glad to hear some good earlier house music ❤️ Nothing goes hard than some good house music
@Maria-Melek - It's called musical acculturation. White-washing the original creators out of the history and the face of it and three generations later, here you are my dear. I'm glad that you were able to discover the roots of House music and the people/community who created it. Keep it going and educate others!!!!
@@clubhead433 Most popular genres of music are made by black people this is a no brainer that everyone seems to conveniently ignore
@@loweni7460 I'm totally aware of that fact, most definitely, without a doubt.
Americans
Well, disco is from the seventies but I get ur meaning.
It seems like the best music and creativity come from diverting energy from turning bad times into good times
Music was so loud that you were forced to dance to it 😂
This is beautiful man…. I’d not be here today if it weren’t for house music! Got me through my happiest times, my lowest lows. You may be black, you may be white, you may be Jew, or gentile. It don’t make a difference in our house- and this is *Fresh*
Such a fun era in music! I'm so glad to have been there!
If you want a rabbit hole to go down compare this time-line to that of hip-hop and drum machines and synth development. House is mostly samples and drum machines with a hint of synth
And the root of it all is Jazz-Funk.
Hip hop and house developed in parallel, but hip hop was more sample based. House records like 'Your Love', 'Move Your Body', and 'Can You Feel It' don't contain any samples. They were made by musicians with synths and drum machines. Someone actually played the keyboards on those tracks. (e.g. Larry Heard created 'Can You Feel It' with a Juno 60, a 909, and a tape recorder. Samplers like the SP-1200, and the mixing and scratching of old soul/funk records was more of a hip hop thing. (Samplers eventually became more common in both genres once they were cheaper though, but to this day you need synths for house music. Hip hop not so much, because the basis of tracks used to be old funk breaks, but now it's sample packs.)
Definitely parallels - the ability to 'do it yourself' on a budget (i.e. not needing a full band) launched House and Hip Hop
This documentary has so much love in it.
I'll make myself a "The Warehouse, 206 South Jefferson Street" shirt.
I first heard house music in 85 the radio WBMX on friday night starting at 10 and sat night
I grew up during Disco eras in a far away country in Africa in Secodary (high school) School. The only music we played, listened to, and danced to were American Disco songs. We adopted big Afro hairs and adopted American clothing styles and shoes' styles. It was fantastic times of life.
Wait, you grew up in Africa and adopted the afro hairstyle from the US? To me, a North West European, that sounds pretty strange.
@@DondeRob no, it was fashionistic. It wasn't the majority, just those who saw the trend of coolness it had, like rock fans wearing metal and makeup/such. They even implemented the Jheri curl hairstyle in a lot of saloon shops in Africa. Cause African blood is STILL AFRICAN.
OMFG theres a reason its called a fucking "afro" weirdo !
I didn't expect this at all. Awesome doc!
55yo ...GOD I MISS THIS
And in NYC it was Larry at the Paradise garage droppin bombs blowing minds opening ♥s to this new kind of dance music called "Garage"
The rest as they say is...f*cking legendary 🕺
ABSOLUTELY!
Where can me and my son watch the rest of this. It’s such an interesting history lesson for him!
Thats so wholesome :)
search for:
„the story when house music went global“
„I was there when house took over the world“
„pump up the volume….“
Dope content! I love the history and hearing their stories.
GREAT DOCUMENTARY!! Big props!!
I’m always bound to move my body when I listen to house music, it is beautiful, I’d go as far to say it’s the only sort of music I enjoy! What a beautiful beautiful thing created by these amazing and incredibly talented people.
Such an amazing and important documentary, True pioneers right there
Thank You, that was an amazing video...
14:04 i feel that so hard
Chicago house music was the craze back in the 90's loved the Era. Still love it to this day! Frankie Knuckles became such a household name. But absolutely loved that underground sound from Derrick L Carter
Yo. Derrick started off working as a kid at Imports Records in the 80s. He wasn't part of the original house music sound. He was more into the Detroit techno sound with the likes of Mayday. I know, I use to buy all my records at Imports.
90s was the decline of house
It's funny, I was 12 years old listening to that disco radio station that Steve got thrown off of. That led me to loving House Music. My first club experience was the Power plant at the age of 16. Had the Jamie Principle tape in collage, probably made 20 copies to give out. I'm 56 and yes, I still go to club and jack my body.
I'm 56, and I remember Disco era, and early House around '77, but listening to late hip-hop mix shows in '81 '82 the later I would stay up, and listen to House Music blends. I'm glad to still hear these records at local Atlanta clubs, and House In The Park every Labor Day weekend at Grant Park in Atlanta. That's an experience. 50k+ people in a large city park listening to House Music and classics.
@NatGirrl Gurl, what you saying.... Jamie Principle the girl moaning...what!!!! I was at all the Mendal H.S parties!!
@@ms.t.g.9176 😁
Honey Dijon at Boom Boom Room in the 2000s will remain a treasured past in my memories.
House music remains my favourite genre of music, and I'm in my late 50's.
Wow loved this , first track he picks up is house music
Marshall Jefferson
Awesome documentary
I love house music ❤️❤️❤️❤️
What a wonderful thing music.. creating,exploring, pushing the limits
that music changed my live...
revolution
evolutioning later to techno....
Been into electronic music since I was 10, currently 23 now I’m doing homework to pay respects to the legends that started it all. Hoping it would help to pursue my production as well.
Really need a tracklist for this
Use Shazam!
@@gee_emm it don’t work for 10:52 that song is so sick
@@talkinterps8677 "Youre the one for me - D-Train"
@@Pdugger3 reprise mix
14:46 anyone know this track
Chicago made house music ❤ love my city baby been listening to house music since the 80s.
Thank you to these geniuses for creating such an art!
Could it be that this is a slimmed down version of the original documentary? I watched this one before and somehow seem to remember that especially near the end there was more conversation about On and On. Oh yeah, it's cut in two, this is the second part: "The Story of When House Music Went Global (Music Documentary)" (I'm not allowed to share a link).
I was born in 95 and my dad is a true Chicago Houser and he’s not gay , he would tell me and the gays and straights would just have a good time together , Just Smooth Chicago stepping
Im sooo sad that nowadays housemusic isnt so big it should be...the new house is like techno or trance...i adoreee disco/instrumetal/vocal or gospelhouse...when i listen to the old stuff, i feel good, happy, strong and full of good energy❤
House music will always be big as we want it to be. There’s new house music out there you just have to dig for it 😊
Done on purpose
House music internationally is one of the biggest genres, it has stemmed a lot more tho, tech house, minimal house, Latin, afro, progressive house and so on. But it's huge around the world.
@@francesco2286 black people created it! Point blank period! Stop stealing our culture. Also Latinos didn't invent rap blacks did. In Hispanic culture their is this white worship. And anti blackness. This was created by a black man from American. A foundational black American b1
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