Antioch
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| - | Started reading ''[[Cocaina]]'' (1921) by [[Pitigrilli]], beautiful descriptions, new words: [[Antiochia]] | ||
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| - | [[Sylvester James]] @ 60 | ||
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| - | [[Gay icon]] [[Sylvester James]] would have been 60 if he had not died from [[AIDS]] 20 years ago. | ||
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| - | "[[Over and Over]][http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6OnOLiktWw]," released in [[1977]] on [[Fantasy Records]] is [[WMC]]#75. | ||
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| - | From a [[set theory|set-theoretical]] point of view, the [[Venn diagram]] of "[[Over and Over]]"[[intersects]] via [[whatlinkshere]] with the following [[compilation]]s: | ||
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| - | #[[François Kevorkian]]'s ''[[Choice: A Collection of Classics (Francois Kevorkian)|Choice: A Collection of Classics]]'' | ||
| - | #[[Dave Lee]]'s ''[[Jumpin']]'' series | ||
| - | #[[Brian Chin]]'s ''[[Club Classics & House Foundations]]'' series | ||
| - | #[[Norman Jay]]'s ''[[Good Times (Norman Jay)|Good Times]]'' series | ||
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| - | --[[Sholem Stein]], [[musicologist]], [[dance music|dance music connoisseur]] and [[genre theory|genre theorist]] | ||
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| - | Sylvester was firmly planted in the [[American disco]] scene but was popular too in [[European disco|Europe at the time]] and the rest of the [[jet set]] world. | ||
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| - | His best-known songs are the [[Hi-NRG]] classics "[[You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)]]"[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG2ixYJ79iE] (a previous WMC) and "[[Do You Wanna Funk]]," songs of simultaneously [[gay liberation]] in the United States and [[Saint-Tropez]] chic in Europe. | ||
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| - | "[[Do You Wanna Funk]]"[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IKP9mq7HJjQ&] is [[World Music Classic]] #76. | ||
| + | # [[Antioch]], the name of a number of cities founded by king Antiochos, the most famous being "Antioch on the Orontes" in [[Syria]]. | ||
| + | # [[Antakya]], Turkey | ||
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- Antioch, the name of a number of cities founded by king Antiochos, the most famous being "Antioch on the Orontes" in Syria.
- Antakya, Turkey
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