This book tells the full story of house music in Chicago, from its emergence to its queer remediation to its memorialization from the late '70s to the present.
This book tells the full story of house music in Chicago, from its emergence to its queer remediation to its memorialization from the late '70s to the present.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Micah E. Salkind is the Special Projects Manager for The City of Providence Department of Art, Culture + Tourism. A DJ, sound designer, and curator of live performance, Salkind's writing on Afro-Diasporic cultural production and post-industrial cultural development complements his work towards establishing innovative models for sustaining community art institutions and art-makers.
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* Acknowledgements * List of Illustrations * Epigraph * Introduction * Part 1 - This is How It Started * Chapter One - Like a Phoenix From The Ashes: Socio-Sonic Memory and Proto-House Geographies * Introduction * Anti-Integration Activism in Residential and Cultural Spaces * Urban Renewal, Deindustrialization, and Top-Down Development * The Rise and Fall of Chicago's Indie RandB and Soul Industry * Queer of Color Cultural Antecedents * Conclusion * Chapter Two - The Warehouse and The Music Box: Nurturing Chicago House Music Culture * Introduction * The Birth of The Warehouse * Ron Hardy and The Music Box * Conclusion * Chapter Three - Remediating The Underground: Teen Parties, Disco Punk, and Hot Mix Radio * Introduction * The Deep Times and Spaces of Chicago's Black Social Dance Cultures * Hotmixing DJs on The Airwaves * "Saturday Night Live Ain't No Jive" * Conclusion * Chapter Four - The End of The First Decade: House Music Crosses Over and Moves Out * Introduction * Pressing and Selling Chicago House * Chicago House Music Moves Out * Conclusion * Part 2 - It's Not Over * Chapter Five - "Is It All Over My Face?" Sounding a Communal Love Ethic at The Chosen Few Old School Reunion Picnic * Introduction * Setting The Stage: Reunion Picnics, Chosen Family, and Camp Culture * Sounding The Classics of a Repertoire in Motion * Dancing The Loving Community * Conclusion * Chapter Six - Are You Ready to Get Your Life? Performing Neostalgia and Wildness in Chicago's Contemporary Queer Club Scenes * Introduction * The Hermitage of House * Safer Spaces on The West Side * Queen!'s Neostalgic Musical Mix * Sounding Wildness at Chances Dances * Queen!'s Neostalgic Visuality * Cuteness and Wild Visuality at Chances Dances * Conclusion * Chapter Seven - Dancing in Brave Spaces * Introduction * Being Big * Riding The Rhythm, Pulling Energy * Jack Your Body, Strike a Pose * Out of My Head * Conclusion * Coda * Bibliography * Books * Articles * Websites, Online Articles, and Multimedia * Conferences, Lectures, Symposia, Unpublished Work, Personal Correspondences etc. * Oral History Interviews * Selected Discography
* Acknowledgements * List of Illustrations * Epigraph * Introduction * Part 1 - This is How It Started * Chapter One - Like a Phoenix From The Ashes: Socio-Sonic Memory and Proto-House Geographies * Introduction * Anti-Integration Activism in Residential and Cultural Spaces * Urban Renewal, Deindustrialization, and Top-Down Development * The Rise and Fall of Chicago's Indie RandB and Soul Industry * Queer of Color Cultural Antecedents * Conclusion * Chapter Two - The Warehouse and The Music Box: Nurturing Chicago House Music Culture * Introduction * The Birth of The Warehouse * Ron Hardy and The Music Box * Conclusion * Chapter Three - Remediating The Underground: Teen Parties, Disco Punk, and Hot Mix Radio * Introduction * The Deep Times and Spaces of Chicago's Black Social Dance Cultures * Hotmixing DJs on The Airwaves * "Saturday Night Live Ain't No Jive" * Conclusion * Chapter Four - The End of The First Decade: House Music Crosses Over and Moves Out * Introduction * Pressing and Selling Chicago House * Chicago House Music Moves Out * Conclusion * Part 2 - It's Not Over * Chapter Five - "Is It All Over My Face?" Sounding a Communal Love Ethic at The Chosen Few Old School Reunion Picnic * Introduction * Setting The Stage: Reunion Picnics, Chosen Family, and Camp Culture * Sounding The Classics of a Repertoire in Motion * Dancing The Loving Community * Conclusion * Chapter Six - Are You Ready to Get Your Life? Performing Neostalgia and Wildness in Chicago's Contemporary Queer Club Scenes * Introduction * The Hermitage of House * Safer Spaces on The West Side * Queen!'s Neostalgic Musical Mix * Sounding Wildness at Chances Dances * Queen!'s Neostalgic Visuality * Cuteness and Wild Visuality at Chances Dances * Conclusion * Chapter Seven - Dancing in Brave Spaces * Introduction * Being Big * Riding The Rhythm, Pulling Energy * Jack Your Body, Strike a Pose * Out of My Head * Conclusion * Coda * Bibliography * Books * Articles * Websites, Online Articles, and Multimedia * Conferences, Lectures, Symposia, Unpublished Work, Personal Correspondences etc. * Oral History Interviews * Selected Discography
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