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*Dub in disco *Dub in disco
-**"[[Thanks to You]]" and "[[Don't Make Me Wait]]" came out and started the whole [[dub]] thing in disco." [[Steven Harvey]] in Collusion magazine #5, 1983 [...]+**"[[Thanks to You]]" and "[[Don't Make Me Wait]]" came out and started the whole [[dub music|dub]] thing in disco." [[Steven Harvey]] in Collusion magazine #5, 1983 [...]
**Shep Pettibone: " [...] strangely enough, all these computer records started after "Thanks To You". It was kind of like that computer sound within a black vein. **Shep Pettibone: " [...] strangely enough, all these computer records started after "Thanks To You". It was kind of like that computer sound within a black vein.
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*[[Why (Carly Simon song)|Why]] by Carly Simon *[[Why (Carly Simon song)|Why]] by Carly Simon
*[[Ja Funmi]] by King Sunny Ade *[[Ja Funmi]] by King Sunny Ade
 +*[[What About My Love?]] by Johnnie Taylor
 +*[[Barely Breaking Even]] by Universal Robot Band
 +*[[Act Like You Know]] by Fat Larry's Band
 +*[[I Feel Love]] by [[Donna Summer]]
 +*[[Thanks to You]] by Sinnamon
 +*[[Jazzy Rhythm]] by [[Michelle Wallace]]
-*[[Michelle Wallace]] [[Jazzy Rhythm]]+*[[Debbie Trusty]] - Searchin' for Some Lovin'
-*[[Universal Robot Band]] - [[Barely Breaking Even]]+*[[Raw Silk]] '[[Do It To The Music]]'
-*[[Donna Summer]] - [[I Feel Love]] (Patrick Cowley's remix)+*[[Bo Kool]] - [[Love Money]]
-*[[Debbie Trusty]] - Searchin' for Some Lovin' [Nick Martinelli]+
-*[[Raw Silk]] '[[Do It To The Music]]' [Nick Martinelli]+
-*[[Bo Kool]] - [[Love Money]] [Jazz-Funk]+
*[[Denroy Morgan]] - [[Happy Feeling]] *[[Denroy Morgan]] - [[Happy Feeling]]
-*[[Funk Fusion Band]] - [[Can You Feel It]] [Nick Martinelli]+*[[Funk Fusion Band]] - [[Can You Feel It]]
-*[[Rockers Revenge]] - [[Walking On Sunshine]] [Jamaica]+*[[Rockers Revenge]] - [[Walking On Sunshine]]
-*[[Fat Larry's Band]] - [[Act Like You Know]]+
*[[Leon Ware]] - [[Why I Came To California]] *[[Leon Ware]] - [[Why I Came To California]]
-*[[Sinnamon]] - Thanks To You [Shep Pettibone] 
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*Montana Sextet Heavy Vibes [[Vincent Montana, Jr.|Montana]] *Montana Sextet Heavy Vibes [[Vincent Montana, Jr.|Montana]]
*Material - Let Me Have It All *Material - Let Me Have It All

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1982 is the 982nd year of the 2nd millennium, the 82nd year of the 20th century, and the 3rd year of the 1980s decade.

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  • The Roland TB-303 was a synthesizer/sequencer produced by the Roland Corporation in 1982 and 1983 that had a crucial role in the development of contemporary electronic music, but most of all on the acid house that would follow a couple of years later.
  • Dub in disco
    • "Thanks to You" and "Don't Make Me Wait" came out and started the whole dub thing in disco." Steven Harvey in Collusion magazine #5, 1983 [...]
    • Shep Pettibone: " [...] strangely enough, all these computer records started after "Thanks To You". It was kind of like that computer sound within a black vein.
  • Disco and electro
    • In 1982 NYC disco expanded its perimeters to include dub, electronics, jazz, Latin, afro, new wave - a cauldron capable of melting down any ingredient. Records by The Peech Boys, Sinnamon and D Train allied the Black R&B tradition with high-tech mix/electronics. The emergence of labels Tommy Boy and Streetwise under Arthur Baker and John Robie pushed the hard electronic/beat box edge to the fore. To turn on one of me city's three dance radio stations and hear a DJ mixing three records together at once seemed like an impossible dream of the avant garde infiltrating the market place. -- Steven Harvey
  • Compact disc launched
    • The compact disc was launched in 1982. The advantage of the CD is that it was digital, which helped prepare the MP3-P2P (Napster et all) revolution of the late nineties.

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