Various Artists - Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night: Brooklyn Disco 1974-19

Description: Various Artists - Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night: Brooklyn Disco 1974-19 Artist: Various Artists Title: Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night: Brooklyn Disco 1974-1975 / Various Condition: Format: CD Release Date: 2023 Label: Ace Records Uk UPC: 029667108225 Genre: Dance Album Tracks1. Helplessly - Moment of Truth2. After You've Had Your Fling - the Intrepids3. Welcome to the Club - Blue Magic4. I Can't Move No Mountains - Margie Joseph5. Supernatural Thing Part 1 - Ben E King6. Mellow Me - Faith, Hope & Charity7. Georgia's After Hours - Richard "Popcorn" Wylie8. Date with the Rain - Eddie Kendricks9. Just As Long As We're Together - Gloria Scott10. Wendy Is Gone - Ronnie McNeir11. Got to Get You Back - Sons of Robin Stone12. Night of the Wolf (Tema Del Lupo) - Ivano Fossati13. Good Things Don't Last Forever - Ecstasy, Passion & Pain14. Tell Me What You Want - Jimmy Ruffin15. Keep It Up - Betty Everett16. Free & Easy - Satyr17. Each Morning I Wake Up - Major Harris18. It's the Same Old Story - Act I19. You Can't Hide Love - Creative Source20. The Whole Damn World Is Going Crazy - John Gary Williams21. If That's the Way You Feel - White Heat22. Wake Up Everybody - Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes Before there was Saturday Night Fever there was underground disco. DJs across America went out and found the music to play; dancers went out and found the clubs. At this point, in the early seventies, the disco was the venue and not a genre of music. By the time Nik Cohn's short story Tribal Rites of the New Saturday Night was published by New York magazine in June 1976, disco was the biggest genre of music on the charts and was about to get bigger still, becoming an all-enveloping cultural phenomenon. Cohn sold the film rights to Robert Stigwood, and his classic club yarn became Saturday Night Fever. "Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night" is the soundtrack to Cohn's story, where disco began; a 1975 score for the underground clubs of Brooklyn and Queens that played R&B, soul and Latin beats to people who lived for the weekend. Bob Stanley has put this collection together, sourcing what was actually played in Brooklyn discos in 1974 and 1975. Only a few specific records were mentioned in Cohn's feature, but two of them - Ben E King's 'Supernatural Thing Part 1' and Harold Melvin's 'Wake Up Everybody' - were cosmically great and both are included here, alongside underground favourites like Moment Of Truth's Four Tops-like 'Helplessly' and Gloria Scott's Barry White-produced modern soul classic 'Just As Long As We're Together'. Ivano Fossati's incredible 'Night Of The Wolf' has fans in northern soul, disco and prog circles. Without Cohn's original story, it's quite possible that disco would have remained an underground phenomenon - "Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night" paints a scene in full flower. Saturday Night Fever would eventually, if unintentionally, wreck the underground nature of this scene, and clubs like Studio 54 would destroy the democracy of the party, but for two or three years the scene was largely undocumented and magical. This album is the sound of disco before it was captured.© DirectToU LLC. All Rights Reserved.

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