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danced on top of the speakers. Heaven followed the prototypical model of New York's Paradise Garage, a gay club, opened in 1977, where Larry Levan, “The Jimi Hendrix of Dance Music,” 48 created the soundtrack for the rise and fall of the disco revolution with his innovative experiments in spinning gospel and R&B records underpinned with drum machines and synthesizers—experiments that formalized Levan's idea of constructing a new, intuitive electronically produced “Garage” music that would never end.49 Levan
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