2023-12-16 03:33:00
A compilation in 3 CDs or double LPs, which he himself selected and designed to be listened to in one go, interludes included.
We never stop celebrating the legend of Fabrice Emaer’s Palace. Photo books, testimonies, evocations of all kinds… Even if it lived for a short time, from 1978 to 1980, in its most democratic form, then until 1983 after the creation of Privilège, a private club in the basement where the jet-set hid until the death of the master of the house with the solar hairstyle, distributing the “darlings” like good points, the Palace remains the incantation of the Parisian party during the enchanted parenthesis born with the pill and 68 only to close with the arrival of AIDS.
The Cuban Guy Cuevas, who has just published his autobiography (Cherche Midi), was the main DJ (they said the record store), after having cut his teeth at Le Sept, a chic gay meeting place on rue Sainte -Anne already imagined by Fabrice Emaer. It was his way of mixing disco, new wave, funk, punk, rap and opera tunes to create the global sound system for the nights of this decadent theater which made him the first star of the genre, at a time when, in France , no one really knew what a DJ was. Thanks to him with this compilation in 3 CDs or double LPs, which he himself selected and designed to be listened to in one go, interludes included. At Christmas and New Year’s Eve, we will finally be able to dance without fear of being turned away at the entrance by Edwige or Paquita.
Compilation Le Palace, Club Paris, selected by Guy Cuevas (Panthéon /Universal)
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