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1. repeatreplay.com · famous-1970s-disco-clubs-longFamous 1970s Disco Clubs Long Island - Repeat Replay

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   1. Studio 54 at the Westbury Music Fair. One of the most iconic disco clubs of the 1970s was Studio 54 at the Westbury Music Fair. This club was a branch of the famous Studio 54 in New York City and featured the same glitz and glamour that made the original club so popular.

2. www.amny.com · entertainment · nyc-nightclub-photosInside the NYC nightclubs of the ’60s and ’70s, from rock to ...

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   Clubs like Studio 54, Hurrah and Ice Palace 57 dominated the scene of the late ’60s and through the ’70s, when self-exploration was welcome under the fragmented light of a disco ball.

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4. placesnomore.wordpress.com · dance-clubs-barsDance Clubs / Bars - LI & NY Places that are no more

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   Feb 23, 2010 · How about the Mud Club in Manhattan? Mickey Ruskin’s Ocean Club in Tribeca or Max’s Kansas City by Union Square? John Belushi’s bar in Tribeca (now covered over by Battery Park City)? Or the beach in Manhattan, also now covered over by BPC?

5. brilliantio.com · long-island-in-the-1970sLong Island in the 1970s: A Nostalgic Look Back - Brilliantio

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   Apr 6, 2024 · As you venture back to Long Island in the 1970s, imagine a vivid tapestry of memories where nostalgic tribute mingles with historical change. This was a decade marked by a unique blend of cultural shifts and technological advancements that brushed across the communities of New York’s beloved island.

6. www.newsday.com · entertainment · musicRemembering disco's glory days on Long Island - Newsday

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   Jun 15, 2024 · Though Manhattan's notorious Studio 54 was the music's epicenter, nearby Long Island followed close behind, with new clubs opening almost weekly and no shortage of young dancers to fill them.

7. www.anothermag.com · art-photography · 8415A Rare Glimpse Into 1970s New York City Club Culture

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   Feb 26, 2016 · And then it includes nightlife photographs from the wild club scenes in New York in the 1970s and 80s as well, and going out to Fire Island in the summer.” The collection is irresistible – each image a witty and memorable souvenir from a time gone by, many of them so perfectly theatrical that it seems impossible they weren’t staged in the ...

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   When did disco start in New York City?

   • Three decades before the Club Kids ruled New York City’s wild underground parties, there was disco and its blinged-out, flare-pant inhabitants. Clubs like Studio 54, Hurrah and Ice Palace 57 dominated the scene of the late ’60s and through the ’70s, when self-exploration was welcome under the fragmented light of a disco ball.

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   What was life like in Long Island in the 1970s?

   • During the 1970s, you might have noticed the steady transformation in Long Island neighborhoods. Single-family homes were prevalent, with a high homeownership rate of around 79% to 81% by 2010, only slightly less than the 81% in 1970.

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   What memories did you have as a Long Island 70s Kid?

   • Possible memories for you as a Long Island 70s kid might involve recounting tales of attending high school dances where the latest rock ‘n’ roll hits blared through the gymnasium speakers, or perhaps you ventured into New York City to catch a glimpse of the burgeoning punk rock scene at legendary venues.

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   What influenced Long Island's disco scene in the 1970s?

   • Disco fever took Long Island by storm in the 1970s. Places like the OBI East discotheque became hotspots where you could dance to the latest beats under shimmering disco balls. Music was evolving, and with the influence of bands like The Beatles earlier in the decade, rock and roll also had a firm hold on the local scene.

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9. www.vice.com · en · articleDowntown Manhattan in the 1970s Was New York’s ... - VICE

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   Feb 22, 2019 · Club 57’s sparse, no-frills digs and eclectic entertainment, including debutante balls and pop-up art galleries, were a nod then to the anything-goes culture of its environ: the East Village.