[Dynagroove] [Fwd: Quiz???] WE LOVE WIKIPEDIA!

aaron at tohzt.com aaron at tohzt.com
Wed Jun 28 13:13:57 PDT 2006 

House music is a style of electronic dance music, the earliest forms of
which originated in the United States in the early- to mid-1980s. The name
is said to derive from the Warehouse nightclub in Chicago, where the
resident DJ, Frankie Knuckles, mixed classic disco and European synthpop
recordings. Club regulars referred to his selection of music as house
music. However, since Frankie was not creating new music at that time, it
has been argued that Chip E. in his early recording "It's House" defined
this new form of electronic music and gave it the name house music.
However, Chip E himself claims the name came from methods of labelling
records at the Importes Etc record store he worked at in the early
eighties. People would come in looking for music Knuckles played at the
Warehouse, so eventually a sign was put up that said "As Heard At The
Warehouse". Eventually it was shortened to simply "The House", and the
name became the vernacular.

House Music also refers to the recorded music played while a theater
audience takes their seats before a performance, or, in live music venues,
the recorded music played before the live music begins. Well-known live
acts can demand their choice of house music, or that there be none at all.
Such demands are made in the technical rider to their contract (the same
document that specifies what items must be present in the dressing room).


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> yes, this seems to be the most popular answer when asked to people like
> frankie knuckles, juan atkins, all the detroit and chicago guys etc:
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> One of the first house "clubs" in the US was in Chicago and was called
> "The Warehouse," and featured (among others) Frankie Knuckles.  Eventually
> the music associated with this club began being called "house" music.
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> people would say (supposedly) "I want to hear some of that 'warehouse'
> music, and it eventually got shortened.
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: dynagroove-bounces at dynagroove.com
> [mailto:dynagroove-bounces at dynagroove.com] On Behalf Of Amy Ricketts
> Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2006 12:32 PM
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> Cc: dynagroove at dynagroove.com
> Subject: Re: [Dynagroove] [Fwd: Quiz???]
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> Here's my stab...
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> One of the first house "clubs" in the US was in Chicago and was called
> "The Warehouse," and featured (among others) Frankie Knuckles.  Eventually
> the music associated with this club began being called "house" music. I
> don't know if it is fair to say ANY one person "invented" the term "house"
> music.
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> And here's another piece of trivia... did you know that there is a street
> in Chiacgo callled Frankie Knuckles Way (or Blvd, or Street, or something?
> It was dedicated a few years back.)  Chicago is so amazing in the way that
> house music is forever woven into its culture, not just its underground
> culture but even into mainstream culture.  If you've never visited
> Chicago, I HIGHLY rcommend it!  Spring, Summer or Fall are all LOVELY
> times to visit this very GREEN city.  (Avoid winter, it's NO JOKE!)  The
> people there are SO down to earth and the FOOD alone is worth the trip. Be
> sure to check out the deep dish pizza!
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> Missing Chi-town...
> Amy
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>> I heard that the term "house music" came from chicago because the
>> parties were in the ware-"house" and simultaneously east coast people
>> were calling it 'garage' because the music originated from the club
>> 'paradise garage'.
>> It has since evolved into "garage" being the deep/vocal/soulful
>> sub-genra of 'house music'. Now when you say "house music",  it's like
>> saying 'rock music' there are many, many versions of it.
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>> good idea....so who invented the term "House Music"?
>> ...was it David Mancuso, Frankie Knuckles, Larry Levan, Paul 'Trouble'
>> Anderson, Tony Humphries or Cade?
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>> and just what exactly is 'Mixing"?
>> ...is it just transitioning from one song to another or blending 2-3
>> elements together and creating a new 'sound'?
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>>> -Z (passing time at work by emailing the list alot today)
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