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I don't know why but your video will not play. All the other videos are playing but not yours....what did you do in Chicago?

He is not old enough to know 80's music.

More 90's than 80's. The lost clubs of the 80's are, the Nimbus, Copperbox, Rivers Edge, Chic Ricks, Happy Medium, The Hideout, 61st and Lowe, Golden Fort. No house music. House Music 90's.

You all know the very worst part about this whole "HOUSE MUSIC ERA" thing? In our day there were clubs ALL over the city dedicated to teenagers and house music. Sad part? Kids of the last 30-40 years WILL NEVER EVER experience that environment and honestly it's shame. We were out ALL night and our parent didn't worry... We lived to dance and danced to live. I wouldn't trade OUR childhood and upbringing for nothing in the world. I'll be 60 in 2 months and when I'm 80 I'll still be bangin' HOUSE MUSIC.... Love all of my house head brothers and sisters, I don't care who you are. If you love house I love YOU!!!!

I use to work at AKA’s. Great dance club. Cubs players and Bull players would show up.

I remember when the chosen few picnic was $5 a person. They have come a long way.

STOP TALKING AND MAKE A MOVIE ABOUT IT !

The spot near Belmont and Lake Shore Drive (3:03), has always had a parking lot. The area east of the parking lot, along the lakeshore, was called Belmont Rocks. In the 60s and 70s, it was a gay, predominantly white cruising and hangout spot. In the late 70s, gay Blacks and Latinos started frequenting the area. There were picnics, dance parties, and gay and lesbian couples socializing. At some point, I believe the mid to late 90s, someone decided to kick the gays out of that area by restricted the access to the parking lot and using the police to harass people hanging out in the area.

Safe to say there were many cultures traveling the oceans of the world in history the Vikings in particular I think it's fair to say everyone has a blend of many cultures and blood lines we all came from the same places to place yourself into a box is ridiculous it only takes 2 generations to change history and create another we are all being manipulated into arguments because division stops people from looking outside the box of illusion. It stops you from being truly free 🪄 moreimportant things to be fighting like the globalist destruction creating this reality... snap out of it people we all bleed...

I lived on Rosemont Ave just down the street from Where the AKA night club was. I also remember when it caught on fire as well. You can see my old apartment building in the background.

Wbmx and Wgci played all of the mixes back in the day. Thanks for posting this.

Dj Sundance

Don't forget about dj fast eddy

This man is a legend Terry hunter

My first underground party was the second Storm rave in an old gas station in Staten Island! I remember that first 5000 person rave... It was out in Brooklyn by Caeser's Bay. It was NEXT LEVEL. People from all over the East Coast. I remember one thing about that party: It was the only time I ever saw any of the Limelight Club Kids in a warehouse outside of Manhattan. Props to Walt Paper! Being in a crowd that big where no one had attitude, no one was drunk or incapacitated. Everyone was just there for loving the music and loving each other. It was a rare moment on Earth that I wish everyone could experience!

Like every other project here in nz ,,,,,, they ran out of funding 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

I remember working the closing shift at McDonalds on 79th and Halstead leaving work and going to the music box on a Friday night and leaving with just enough time to get ready for work the next night then doing it again Sunday. Ron used to keep the party going

I can remember sneaking into the Playground with a fake HS id when I got my first exposure to house parties. From 81 to the 90’s me and the crew partied at damn near every place he named high schools and all. House music never promoted violence only good feelings

I'm in my 50's. I remember dancing to all those DJ's , 13th and Michigan Playground, Heros,Cilque, Mendel, Warehouse Cotton Club, Blue Gargle in HydePark, Rivera,Mother Furgerson,Grand Ballroom, Music Box, The taste, What's Poppin,Glass House, Chic Rick,

I want one of them T-shirts

Hey, don't forget the parties at Longwood, where all the pretty girls went. 95th

G ,I had women from all parts of Chicago.Child support a mother 😥

Dont forget THE REDLINE & CINABAR!!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Janels, Erik's North, Eddie Rockets, Mothers, Gordon Tech H.S. Dances, Kabooms, man so many that were out in those days...wow

Nice! That club called Studio looks amazing. 🍻

Yeeeeah buddy!!!!!!!!!. I probably know EVERY PERSON who comments on this video and was there during this era. I was there!!! The warehouse, the prophouse, the Bismarck hotel., Medusas, mended h.s., the Resurrection, Blackstone hotel. Garbage, Front Row, The Ambassadors r.i.p. Jody, ZERO!!!! Terry!!!! Boo Williams, Ron Hardy!!! Frankie Knuckles, Gene Hunt, Armando R.i.p, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Ron Trent, John Hunt, Pharris Thomas, Wayne Williams, Mike Dunnn!!!!, Lil Louis, Larry Heard, Chip E., Trax records, dj international, music box, c.o.d,s, The Music Box, The Riviera, and soooo much more.

OMG.....AKA'S was the best club back then. After they'd close around 2 a.m., then we were off to a club down the street called Coconuts.

How long the ride ?

38:20 I remember seeing Andrew Weatherall at this B2B venue!

Top lads

I was there, going out 6 nights a week

DJ Terry Hunter said Giles where you get the jugs of beer and bring the bottles back for a discount 😂🥴

Lost nightclub in Chicago - Mr. Ricky's in Dolton Illinois. Thug club. Knocked down to the ground. I DJed there for 3 years.

I'm from Chicago and started partying in 1979. New York is the birthplace. It was called disco in the 1970s and then people started calling it House Music in the 80s. Probably because Frankie Knuckles DJd at 'The Warehouse' and that name stuck. Disco and the legendary clubs were in NYC loooooong before Frankie Knuckles left NYC and came to Chicago.

We called it club music back in the day.....Bmore!

Great interview! Do your thang T!

Long Live House!!!!!!

With all due respect to the House Music cultura... We as Mexicans & other Hispanos on the South/West sides had our parties as well in the early 80's. Same as in Elementary school & High School parties, we also had our tern parties in Banquet Halls & Teen clubs with some of the dopest DJ's from our side of town. Chicago Dance Promotions, Magic Sounds Productions, Fusion Dance Promotions, and several others all catered to the South/West sides of Chitown. Places like: The Palace Regency, Grand Manor, Studio Mexico (those that know, know) Casa Blanca, The Boston Club, Western Ballroom, American Legion Hall, I.H.M., St. Agnes on Archer, The Lawndale Hall, Blessed Agnes, Dancing Wheels, Isabel's Skating Rink, Boys & Girls Clubs, etc. and many more were the weekend party scene for many of us. Yes, we also did adventure up north to experience other party scenes as we got a bit older in our teens. For myself, my experiences which were my favorites up north were: The Rainbow Skating Rink, The Riviera Night Club, Aragon Ballroom, The Warehouse, Faces on Rush St., Centrum Hall, Steps, Navy Piere, and several others. Now in to my adult years began the Night Club scene to where we were all bouncing around from the South/West sides to the North/East sides to enjoy the various Night Clubs & DJ's which were too many to mame, and various genres of music being played syluch as: Alternative, Newave, House, Hip Hop, High Energy / Italo Dico, 80's Classic Dance Electro - Break Beats, Punk Rock, Reggae, Blues, Rock, Goth / Industrial, etc ... The 80' and 90's decades were the epitome of the Chicago party scene PERIOD 😎 Let me not get started on the Suburban party scene or .. or..... Lol. All of the ditch daytime parties we experienced in Chitown. ❤🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶♥️

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Terry Hunter, Gene Hunt, Mike Dun . My favorite

What was the club downtown where the whole length of the bar was a fish tank….?

Class of 83-84 was turnt

I went to all the places he named in the 80s and 90s, but I have never heard of DJ. Terry Hunter.

Wow I’m 54 I remember the warehouse that place was🔥🔥🔥the Rivera I went to a couple of times remember them good o days

NY nightlife was unmatched back then

One of the best series i've seen on youtube for real we want another Frankie Bones/NYC episode!

HPCA C/O 88❤

Booloo master

Thank you Terry Hunter for representing the Chi!!!