Consider yourself warned: This clip will probably bum you out that time travel still isn't a thing. On the heels of the passing of Grammy-winning house music pioneer Frankie Knuckles, the Media Burn video archive shared a previously unseen mini-documentary of the Oct. 25, 1986 opening of the Power House club in Chicago on Wednesday. The documentary was produced by filmmaker Phil Ranstrom. The clip features a brief interview with Knuckles, plus footage of patrons dancing to what Knuckles coined a...
Rare Video Footage Proves The 'Godfather' Of House Music Will Live On Forever
The Huffington Post - 2 Apr 2014 23:40
Consider yourself warned: This clip will probably bum you out that time travel still isn't a thing. On the heels of the passing of Grammy-winning house music pioneer Frankie Knuckles, the Media Burn video archive shared a previously unseen mini-documentary of the Oct. 25, 1986 opening of the Power House club in Chicago on Wednesday. The documentary was produced by filmmaker Phil Ranstrom. The clip features a brief interview with Knuckles, plus footage of patrons dancing to what Knuckles coined a...
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