Party People
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| - | [[Party People]] by [[Todd Terry]]. | + | "[[Party People]]" is a musical composition by [[Todd Terry]], first released in the [[1980s]]. |
| - | Tim Lawrence notes about "Party People" that it "introduced an edgy, hip hop aesthetic to the Chicago house sound". [[Louie Vega]], in an interview with Lawrence notes that "there was an instant reaction on the dance floor, I was playing 'Party People' six to nine months before it came out, so I got everybody into that sound." | + | [[Tim Lawrence]] notes about "Party People" that it "introduced an edgy, hip hop aesthetic to the Chicago house sound". [[Louie Vega]], in an interview with Lawrence notes that "there was an instant reaction on the dance floor, I was playing 'Party People' six to nine months before it came out, so I got everybody into that sound." |
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"Party People" is a musical composition by Todd Terry, first released in the 1980s.
Tim Lawrence notes about "Party People" that it "introduced an edgy, hip hop aesthetic to the Chicago house sound". Louie Vega, in an interview with Lawrence notes that "there was an instant reaction on the dance floor, I was playing 'Party People' six to nine months before it came out, so I got everybody into that sound."
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