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1. beintheloopchicago.comConcert Review: Giorgio Moroder And Little Boots Live In ...

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   Concert Review: Giorgio Moroder And Little Boots Live In Chicago At Thalia Hall. By Vern Hester. The idea of watching a DJ spin records for an audience who deifies him/her as a god rubs my chabsbury in the rudest possible way.

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   For Sale "for sale by owner" in Chicago. see also. 2011 Cleveland Cycle Werks (Heist) $1,500. Chicago ... GIORGIO ARMANI men's shoes 8.5M Brand New w/certificate ! $290.

4. www.advocate.com › arts-entertainment › music30 Years Later, Giorgio Moroder Gets Us on the Dance Floor Again

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   The 75-year-old inventor of disco, who's dazzling fans old and new with Deja Vu, his first new album in 30 years, says he's actually never met most of the guest singers on the album, which features...

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7. www.npr.org › sections › therecordFrom Here To Eternity: A Giorgio Moroder Primer

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   Jun 16, 2015 · Dark and full of desire, Giorgio's own groaning suite went down like a storm in the most progressive gay clubs of its era. Years later, it inspired Chicago house and Detroit techno.

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   Who is Giorgio Moroder?

   • His name is synonymous with a sound defiled in the mainstream almost as much as it's been celebrated, and only once has he reached the U.S. Top 40 with a record released under that moniker. But few have exerted more influence over today's music than the Italian producer/songwriter who put Munich on the '70s musical map, Giorgio Moroder.

   From Here To Eternity: A Giorgio Moroder Primer

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   When did Giorgio Moroder become famous?

   • Giorgio Moroder in 1979, the year his longtime collaborator, the singer Donna Summer, had a hit with "Hot Stuff." His name is synonymous with a sound defiled in the mainstream almost as much as it's been celebrated, and only once has he reached the U.S. Top 40 with a record released under that moniker.

   From Here To Eternity: A Giorgio Moroder Primer

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   Is Giorgio a 'Moody Blues'?

   • Giorgio's disco is rooted in rock: His previous album, Knights in White Satin, reimagined what the Moody Blues might sound like at 4AM in a men's bathhouse. Here he embraces synths to the exclusion of all else, but the songwriting still suggests testosterone and guitars: The nonstop first side is as butch as "I Feel Love" is femme.

   From Here To Eternity: A Giorgio Moroder Primer

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   Where was Moroder's '70s album recorded?

   • This is the most American of her '70s albums both aesthetically and in practice; unlike everything through Once Upon a Time, this one was recorded in Los Angeles with ex-Steely Dan/Doobie Brothers guitarist Jeff "Skunk" Baxter and local session folk supplementing Moroder's international crew.

   From Here To Eternity: A Giorgio Moroder Primer

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   Was Moroder the Motown of the '70s?

   • The Moroder hit factory was widely considered the Motown of the late ’70s, with Donna Summer as its Diana Ross. Summer and Moroder, with his iconic black mustache, were the public faces of the operation. But inside his Munich-based Musicland studio, Moroder led a team of brilliant musicians and technicians.

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   Was Moroder a good leader?

   • Forsey recalls Moroder as being “good at delegating, at finding talents that were compatible.” But he also stresses that Moroder called the shots. He “was the leader, and you had to follow. Giorgio was boss.” Step into Moroder’s apartment in Los Angeles’ upscale Westwood neighborhood, and the scene screams “Mr. Music.”

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9. pitchfork.com › features › articleSong from the Future: The Story of Donna Summer and Giorgio ...

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   Jun 29, 2017 · Sandwiching these soundbites between wedges of synth-burble modeled on the classic Munich sound, the result was “Giorgio by Moroder”: a poignant paean to the lost future that inevitably...