Do You Remember House?: Queer of Color Undergrounds in Post-Soul Chicago
- Author: Salkind, Micah
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Contents
- Acknowledgements
- List of Illustrations
- Epigraph
- Introduction
- Part 1 - This is How It Started
- Chapter One - Like a Phoenix From The Ashes: Socio-Sonic Memory and Proto-House Geographies
- Introduction
- Anti-Integration Activism in Residential and Cultural Spaces
- Urban Renewal, Deindustrialization, and Top-Down Development
- The Rise and Fall of Chicago's Indie R&B and Soul Industry
- Queer of Color Cultural Antecedents
- Conclusion
- Chapter Two - The Warehouse and The Music Box: Nurturing Chicago House Music Culture
- Introduction
- The Birth of The Warehouse
- Ron Hardy and The Music Box
- Conclusion
- Chapter Three - Remediating The Underground: Teen Parties, Disco Punk, and Hot Mix Radio
- Introduction
- The Deep Times and Spaces of Chicago's Black Social Dance Cultures
- Hotmixing DJs on The Airwaves
- Saturday Night Live Ain't No Jive
- Conclusion
- Chapter Four - The End of The First Decade: House Music Crosses Over and Moves Out
- Introduction
- Pressing and Selling Chicago House
- Chicago House Music Moves Out
- Conclusion
- Part 2 - It's Not Over
- Chapter Five - Is It All Over My Face? Sounding a Communal Love Ethic at The Chosen Few Old School Reunion Picnic
- Introduction
- Setting The Stage: Reunion Picnics, Chosen Family, and Camp Culture
- Sounding The Classics of a Repertoire in Motion
- Dancing The Loving Community
- Conclusion
- Chapter Six - Are You Ready to Get Your Life? Performing Neostalgia and Wildness in Chicago's Contemporary Queer Club Scenes
- Introduction
- The Hermitage of House
- Safer Spaces on The West Side
- Queen!'s Neostalgic Musical Mix
- Sounding Wildness at Chances Dances
- Queen!'s Neostalgic Visuality
- Cuteness and Wild Visuality at Chances Dances
- Conclusion
- Chapter Seven - Dancing in Brave Spaces
- Introduction
- Being Big
- Riding The Rhythm, Pulling Energy
- Jack Your Body, Strike a Pose
- Out of My Head
- Conclusion
- Coda
- Bibliography
- Books
- Articles
- Websites, Online Articles, and Multimedia
- Conferences, Lectures, Symposia, Unpublished Work, Personal Correspondences etc.
- Oral History Interviews
- Selected Discography