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January 17 – The SING BLUE SILVER tour continues on to Japan and North America as Duran Duran becomes the first act to utilize live video cameras and screens in their show.

The BBC places a total ban on the record at about the same time.

January 11 – BBC Radio 1 DJ Mike Read announces on air that he will not play the single ' Relax' by Frankie Goes to Hollywood because of its suggestive lyrics.

MFSB: Love Is the Message/Martin Luther King Jr.

Jamie Principle: I’m Gonna Make You Scream.

First Choice: Let No Man Put Asunder (edit of Disco Madness remix/Frankie Knuckles mix).

Torch Song: Prepare To Energize (The Fong Test) (8 Track Version).

On The House: Pleasure Control (Instrumental)įrankie Knuckles recorded the PowerPlant summer 1984, 561.

Colonel Abrams: Speculation (Woo Woo Version).

On the House with Marshall Jefferson: Ride the Rhythm (Instrumental) (Remix).

Silk: I Can’t Turn Around (House of Trix Mix) frankie1987 (Frankie Knuckles WBMX 1987),

Womack and Womack: Baby I’m Scared of Youĥ29.

Janet Jackson: Funny How Time Flies (When You’re Having Fun).

Princess: After the Love Has Gone (DJ Bad Mix).

Tamiko Jones: Can’t Live Without Your Love.

The Strikers: Inch by Inch (Instrumental).

Marshall Jefferson and On The House: Move Your Body.

Billy Ocean: Night (Feel Like Gettin’ Down).

General Johnson: Can’t Nobody Love Me Like You DoĤ06.

Ian Dury/The Seven Seas Players: Spasticus Autisticus(Version).

K.I.D.: Hupendi Muziki Wangu?! (You Don’t Like My Music).

Tony Cook & The Party People: On the Floor.

The Maniacs: Sweet Ladies (Instrumental).

Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes: The Love I Lost.

Frankie Knuckles: You Can’t Hide (House Beats).

Willie Colón: Set Fire to Me (Inferno Dub).

Jimmy “Bo” Horne: Spank/The Whispers: And the Beat Goes On (edit).

Sylvester: Living for the City (Dub Version).

Don Armando’s Second Avenue Rhumba Band: Deputy of Love (edit).

Shawn Christopher: People of All Nations (House Mix).

Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes: Bad Luck.

Tata Vega: I Just Keep Thinking About You Baby.

Johnny Hammond: Los Conquistadores Chocolates.The Originals: Down to Love Town (break).Patrice Rushen: Never Gonna Give You Up.David Joseph: You Can’t Hide (Your Love From Me).Craig Loftis: Yes It’s Right (unreleased).Frankie Goes to Hollywood: Relax (Sex Mix).Farley Jackmaster Funk: Farley Knows House.Nightlife Unlimited: Peaches & Prunes (edit).Ednah Holt: Serious, Sirius Space Party.D-Train: You’re The One For Me (Instrumental).Henderson & Whitfield: Dancin’ to The Beat.Geraldine Hunt: It Doesn’t Only Happen at Night.Plunky and Oneness of Juju: Always Have to Say Good-Bye.Elektrik Funk: On a Journey (I Sing The Funk Electric).The Whatnauts: Help Is on the Way (break).Buzzard’s Original Savannah Band: Cherchez La Femme Pam Todd & Love Exchange: Let’s Get Together.People’s Choice: Hey Everybody (Party Hearty).Billy Nichols: Give Your Body Up to the Music.Photo credit: A Thousand Words Unlimited ( Gay Life May 15, 1981) Warehouse Era 41. They illustrate the wide range of music Chicago youth called “house.” Additions and corrections are welcome. After a few months, he returned to New York to focus on production work as part of Def Mix, ultimately winning a Grammy for Remixer of the Year in 1997.īelow are tracklists compiled from early mixes found at and other sources. In 1987, with house music climbing the British pop charts, Knuckles left for London. The Power Plant closed suddenly in late 1985, after which Knuckles spun briefly for WBMX, Medusa’s, Coconuts, and Gallery 21.

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There Knuckles began collaborating with Jamie Principle on a series of songs, the first of which were issued on Persona Records. In December 1982, Knuckles moved to the Power Plant just as local producers started making recordings. Knuckles became famous for spinning disco edits alongside the latest underground cuts. Robert Williams encouraged Knuckles to move from New York to Chicago in 1977 to headline his new after-hours juice bar, the Warehouse, at 206 S. Frankie Knuckles’ nearly five year stint at the Warehouse had a huge influence on Chicago’s dance music scene.