so grateful to witness and experience it all , i was dancing in front of David Mancusco turntables in every party he gave since the early 70's, my dad was a phanatic of all types of music as puerto ricans in brooklyn mostly latin music,romantic music my dad had reel to reel ,he sang and record with his friends every weekends,at 2 years old i became a ballerina, danced ballet,every sunday afternoon in brooklyn academy of music i had a recital performance, at 5 years old i was enrolled in catholic school in williamsburg,brooklyn,i was the starchild of the family all fell apart when my mom and dad divorced,i being so close to both as the oldest of three was so devastated went into deep depression,made a friend at what was called back then in 49 park ,just was a park by ps 49 on graham st. name eddie carabello,he invited me out dancing it was all being written for me my upbringing,heartbreak met with my saving grace,when i walked through the doors of the loft on mercer and prince,my healing began i danced my pain away i felt like i was praising god ,life,existance of being alive no matter where in life i was the beautiful music i get lost in, i realized this is my second dad so many links in my childhood to Sir david mancusco, a year before his death as i watched him in the dark with a spot light where he stood to mix at his last place of playing i watched him with so much gratitude of helping me get through my mom and dad divorce with dance and music the 2 things so close to me while growing up i felt were my luxuries,growing up with the beautiful sounds my dad gave me and appreciating my dancing and family parties and dancing,being happy with family dancing and celebrating...so watching Sir david and me just thinking of my childhood reflecting on everything,being a bit shy (weird fact) i had to let David know how of an important part he played in my life,how many blessings he provided for many ,i introduced myself and let him know i was the dancer in the dark for many years right in front of him playing music,it was me since prince and mercer,told him what he provided for me when my parents split,i couldnt continue without crying,still i expressed to him how important he was,my graditude,how much i love him i gave him a big hug and kiss, i really didnt want to stop holding him, my real dad had already passed away in puerto rico just recent it was my first time going after my dad passed,and through me my brother who was the youngest it affected him as well,when i come home late in the next morning id tell my brother of the great music i heard and the stereo system made you literally part of the music,my brother was influenced and started playing music with todays djs....While i was speaking to my second father Sir David he listened and smiled,i didnt want to freak him out as long as he was able to know how important he was in my life,how he saved me after my dad left..i wanted him to feel his importance in my life and so many others who probably didnt have a chance and no one as far as i know ever as a group or ceremony praise him and all hes done, it was important to me ,i found the nerve to go up to him and express all he was to me and my life....it was as though life provided me with him,with so many familiar factors of my life in common with what he provided for me to heal and stay strong in life..Thank you Sir david mancusco,i love you and am forever grateful for you and letting you know........god bless you always love sarahjane
This recording takes me back to Old School New York City Club Days.............. Rest in peace Johnny. One of his favorite Songs..... Paradise Garage, Bonds International Casino, Disco Inferno,Studio 54, Club Ones, Town House, The Roof, Fun House....... And many many more...
I was real close to Larry Levan and must state he really respected Eddie. In many ways he was a poet and futurist. When I listen to this track I get vortexed into a state of musical bliss
Eddi grant grandes recuerdos tenía 18 y me iba a ser soldado de la patria no me olvide nunca lo escuché y me fui bien que juventud recuerdos buenos Walter ⭐ colazo 🤩
Cuando lei lo q escribiste Waltercito se llenómi corazon de recuerdos x q tenia tu edad cdo lo q decis sucedio maldita guerra sucia😢😢 Si este tema se escuchoba era maravillosa Aunq la musica internacional se prohibio al menos x radio yse escuchaba tan solola nacional eso hasta q la guerra termino A Dios GRACIAS q has regresado Dios te come d Bendiciones e Inmensamente Gracias GRACIAS XTANTO Walter BENDICIONES ❤❤❤te quiero mucho mucho GRACIAS 😮❤😅
Bendita semana para ídolo como eddie grant lo mejor que me pasó en aquellos tiempos cuando que para mí no iba hacer bonito pero todo pasó en las manos de Dios amén y amén Walter 🤩
This song works on so many levels- first heard it on KTIM in San Rafael CA around 1980- one of the DJs used the Frontline Symphony as a musical bed when reading the daily listing of local concerts...
Lo descubri con 10 años en un casette que se trajo mi hermano mayor desde Miami a Albacete jajajaja ahi es nada. Hoy tengo 46 tacos y me sigue estremeciendo. Desde Barcelona con amor a Eddy
Que puedo decir después de escuchar en música lo que real mente llevo en mí corazón doy todo por la música que me gusta sinen Terame que todo esite cuando uno ama la música Walter 🤩
This song is a drug. Plain and simple. Whether you were at Paradise or The Loft etc. it took you so far into another dimension. Timeless classic.
so grateful to witness and experience it all , i was dancing in front of David Mancusco turntables in every party he gave since the early 70's, my dad was a phanatic of all types of music as puerto ricans in brooklyn mostly latin music,romantic music my dad had reel to reel ,he sang and record with his friends every weekends,at 2 years old i became a ballerina, danced ballet,every sunday afternoon in brooklyn academy of music i had a recital performance, at 5 years old i was enrolled in catholic school in williamsburg,brooklyn,i was the starchild of the family all fell apart when my mom and dad divorced,i being so close to both as the oldest of three was so devastated went into deep depression,made a friend at what was called back then in 49 park ,just was a park by ps 49 on graham st. name eddie carabello,he invited me out dancing it was all being written for me my upbringing,heartbreak met with my saving grace,when i walked through the doors of the loft on mercer and prince,my healing began i danced my pain away i felt like i was praising god ,life,existance of being alive no matter where in life i was the beautiful music i get lost in, i realized this is my second dad so many links in my childhood to Sir david mancusco, a year before his death as i watched him in the dark with a spot light where he stood to mix at his last place of playing i watched him with so much gratitude of helping me get through my mom and dad divorce with dance and music the 2 things so close to me while growing up i felt were my luxuries,growing up with the beautiful sounds my dad gave me and appreciating my dancing and family parties and dancing,being happy with family dancing and celebrating...so watching Sir david and me just thinking of my childhood reflecting on everything,being a bit shy (weird fact) i had to let David know how of an important part he played in my life,how many blessings he provided for many ,i introduced myself and let him know i was the dancer in the dark for many years right in front of him playing music,it was me since prince and mercer,told him what he provided for me when my parents split,i couldnt continue without crying,still i expressed to him how important he was,my graditude,how much i love him i gave him a big hug and kiss, i really didnt want to stop holding him, my real dad had already passed away in puerto rico just recent it was my first time going after my dad passed,and through me my brother who was the youngest it affected him as well,when i come home late in the next morning id tell my brother of the great music i heard and the stereo system made you literally part of the music,my brother was influenced and started playing music with todays djs....While i was speaking to my second father Sir David he listened and smiled,i didnt want to freak him out as long as he was able to know how important he was in my life,how he saved me after my dad left..i wanted him to feel his importance in my life and so many others who probably didnt have a chance and no one as far as i know ever as a group or ceremony praise him and all hes done, it was important to me ,i found the nerve to go up to him and express all he was to me and my life....it was as though life provided me with him,with so many familiar factors of my life in common with what he provided for me to heal and stay strong in life..Thank you Sir david mancusco,i love you and am forever grateful for you and letting you know........god bless you always love sarahjane
Es totalmente hipnòtica no puedes salir de este bucle maravilloso de sintonía sinfònica no quieres que acabe nunca..........
This recording takes me back to Old School New York City Club Days.............. Rest in peace Johnny. One of his favorite Songs..... Paradise Garage, Bonds International Casino, Disco Inferno,Studio 54, Club Ones, Town House, The Roof, Fun House....... And many many more...
I was real close to Larry Levan and must state he really respected Eddie. In many ways he was a poet and futurist. When I listen to this track I get vortexed into a state of musical bliss
Eddi grant grandes recuerdos tenía 18 y me iba a ser soldado de la patria no me olvide nunca lo escuché y me fui bien que juventud recuerdos buenos Walter ⭐ colazo 🤩
Cuando lei lo q escribiste Waltercito se llenómi corazon de recuerdos x q tenia tu edad cdo lo q decis sucedio maldita guerra sucia😢😢 Si este tema se escuchoba era maravillosa Aunq la musica internacional se prohibio al menos x radio yse escuchaba tan solola nacional eso hasta q la guerra termino A Dios GRACIAS q has regresado Dios te come d Bendiciones e Inmensamente Gracias GRACIAS XTANTO Walter BENDICIONES ❤❤❤te quiero mucho mucho GRACIAS 😮❤😅
Cuentame mas de ti Walter GRACIAS a vos y Todos los chicos d mi generecion ❤❤❤
Eddi gran mí mejor momento de escuchar musica capo de lo bueno eso es lo mejor para mí toda la música pertenese a ser escuchada con amor Walter 🤩
Eddy Grant 4-ever !
Bendita semana para ídolo como eddie grant lo mejor que me pasó en aquellos tiempos cuando que para mí no iba hacer bonito pero todo pasó en las manos de Dios amén y amén Walter 🤩
Masterpiece & Eddy Grant Legend
I love this song!
fortunate to be in nyc clubbing in the 80's. PG and Nell's; so many clubs!!
Me too. Me too. If I can get the song with better quality, I communicate. Ramon Hart.
This song works on so many levels- first heard it on KTIM in San Rafael CA around 1980- one of the DJs used the Frontline Symphony as a musical bed when reading the daily listing of local concerts...
Wonderful.Simply truth
WoW !!!!!!!!!
Lo descubri con 10 años en un casette que se trajo mi hermano mayor desde Miami a Albacete jajajaja ahi es nada. Hoy tengo 46 tacos y me sigue estremeciendo. Desde Barcelona con amor a Eddy
Yes Gil Tucker!!! Most definitely!!
Que puedo decir después de escuchar en música lo que real mente llevo en mí corazón doy todo por la música que me gusta sinen
Terame que todo esite cuando uno ama la música Walter 🤩
I love you Eddy
i was 11 when i listen this in radio luxemborgh:)
Definitely a Larry Levan Garage Banger!
Vamos Eddy !!!
Que materiales! Espectaculares! Que remixes.. Saludos desde URUGUAY ;-)
We used to rock the shit out of this
If I can get the song with better quality, I communicate.Greetings.
Hey Gracias !!!!!!! Podes pasar por el otro canal RETROREMIXES2 de a poco voy a ir subiendo Remixes alli tambien. Un abrazo desde Argentina !!
Pasaremos por ese otro canal entonces.. Que remixes! Obras maestras son, que música.. Yeahhhhhhhh! Saludos ;-)
Me gustaría tener la letra en castellano de este temazo , lo más cercano al original posible , desde ya muchas gracias 👍
gain is a little high, but thanks for the LP version of a great jam anyway!!!
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let me see what I have...