TV Series2017 · Channel 4 · Ended · 21 min
Nile Rodgers, Marshall Jefferson and other pioneers tell the story of how disco's death gave birth to a house takeover. Emerging from troubled 1970s Chicago, it became dance music's most iconic sound.
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Nemiah Mitchell Jr.
self
2 episodes
Nicky Siano
self
2 episodes
Robert Williams
self
2 episodes
Vince Lawrence
self
2 episodes
Joe Shanahan
self
2 episodes
Craig Loftis
self
2 episodes
Jesse Saunders
self
2 episodes
Marshall Jefferson
self
2 episodes
DJ Lori Branch
self
2 episodes
Aisha Mays
self
2 episodes
Traxman
self
2 episodes
Patrick Dewinski
self
2 episodes
Kevin Bener
self
2 episodes
Steve Silk Hurley
self
2 episodes
DJ Pierre
self
2 episodes
Donald Davis
Self
2 episodes
Kirk Townsend
self
2 episodes
Eric Bell
self
2 episodes
Dwayne Grant
self
2 episodes
'Screamin Rachael' Cain
self
2 episodes
Tim Lawrence
self
2 episodes
Nile Rodgers
self
2 episodes
Honey Dijon
self
2 episodes
Chip E.
self
2 episodes
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