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dancecult-298	Rietveld, Hillegonda C.	Disco’s Revenge: House Music’s Nomadic Memory	2011	20	.pdf	application/pdf	10046	609	55	According to Lawrence (2003: 86), “Mancuso’s extended sets usually opened with a range of esoteric selections that slowly built into a fully charged session of African and Latino rhythms, driving R&B, and danceable rock”.8 This heady mix of ideas, people and sounds became of seminal importance to the genealogy of both disco and house music; several young aspiring underground disco DJs who later shaped the sound of dance music (including young Frankie Knuckles), regularly attended The Loft (Lawrence 2003). As an important aspect of disco music, the incessant groove has been forged within the basic functional DJ mix to keep dance music going all night long.	cache/dancecult-298.pdf	txt/dancecult-298.txt