The Disco Files 1973-78: New York's Underground, Week by Week  

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"One of the most spectacular discotheque records in recent months is a perfect example of the genre: Manu Dibango's "Soul Makossa."--"Discotheque rock '72: Paaaaarty!" (1973) by Vince Aletti

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The Disco Files 1973-78: New York's Underground, Week by Week (2009) is a collection of columns by Vince Aletti.

Table of contents

  • Introduction / Vince Aletti February 2009 --
  • Discotheque rock '72: Paaaaarty! / Rolling Stone September 13, 1973 --
  • Dancing madness / Rolling Stone August 28,1975 --
  • The loft / Village Voice June 16, 1975 --
  • The men in the glass booth / After Dark November 1976 --
  • I won't dance, don't ask me / Village Voice April 26, 1976 --
  • A dialogue between two editors / MixMaster summer 1978 --
  • Disco files 1974 / Record World November 16-December 28, 1974 --
  • Disco files 1975 / Record World January 4-December 27, 1975 --
  • Disco files 1976 / Record World January 17-December 25, 1976 --
  • Disco files 1977 / Record World January 8-December 31, 1977 --
  • Disco files 1978 / Record World January 7-December 16, 1978 --
  • Vince Aletti interviewed / DJhistory.com October 12, 1998.





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