as we're talking books, thought some of you might be interested in the
following book due out soon:

My Life and The Paradise Garage: Keep On Dancin'

 by Mel Cheren, Gabriel Rotello 
                                                 
                    This item will be published on May 1, 2000. 
                    Editorial Reviews

                    Michael Paoletta, Dance Music Editor, Billboard Magazine. 
                    "Stonewall. Gay Liberation. The early days of disco. The
                    Paradise Garage. AIDS. House Music. Finally, a New York
                    Story that is captivating, intriguing, and educational.
The sights
                    and sounds of Manhattan will never be the same." 

                    Edmund White, author of The Farewell Symphony 
                    "This book is about the every night fever of disco in
the 1970s,
                    the splendors and miseries of the A-List-and the
brilliant social
                    and musical innovations of Mel Cheren, fantasy
impresario of
                    that delirious epoch." 

                    Book Description 
                    Keep on Dancin' is the story of the rise and fall of
the legendary
                    Paradise Garage, the underground disco that was ruled
by the
                    greatest DJ of all time and rivaled only by Studio 54
in its soulful
                    and decadent magnificence. Set against the passionate
love affair
                    of two men who would both eventually rate as two of New
                    York City's greatest style and scene makers, the story
traces the
                    hypnotic birth of disco, the Garage inspired technical
innovations
                    that changed the music industry, the erotic life...
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                    From the Publisher 
                    Cheren, though respected for his record label, is loved
by many
                    for making possible one of the world's most revered
nightclubs,
                    The Paradise Garage. He was the financial backer for
the club
                    which was owned and operated by his former partner,
Michael
                    Brody. During the Garage years, Cheren's relationship
with the
                    club's influential DJ Larry Levan blossomed, resulting
in some of
                    the most memorable records to come out of the late
Seventies
                    and early Eighties. (A collection of these digitally...
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                    About the Author 
                    MEL CHEREN began his career in the music business in 1959
                    at ABC-Paramount Records As head of production for Scepter
                    Records, Cheren forged new territory: He was
instrumental not
                    only in creating the first 12" single for DJs, in
forming the first
                    record pool (The New York Record Pool-later to become For
                    The Record Record Pool) and the first to release an
instrumental
                    mix on a 12" B-side ("We're On The Right Track" by
Ultra High
                    Frequency). This innovation earned Cheren and Scepter a
                    Billboard... read more 


pre orders currently been taken at amazon!

take care

jason

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