Matthew & Son: Vinyl LP Roosevelt New York's legendary Loft parties
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New York's legendary Loft parties (organised by David Mancuso) and Paradise Garage (home to DJ Larry Levan’s residency)
“Such a bro-y
says frontman Tom Smith
Rifle Range
Pure Joy - Club Zoo Liverpool - 25 November 1981
Matthew & Son: Vinyl LP Roosevelt New York's legendary Loft partiesHaving grown up above his parents cafe in the heart of Londons West End, Cat Stevens emerged from the folk club scene to release his debut album, Matthew & Son, in 1967 on the newly established Deram label, a subsidiary of Decca. It reached number 7 in the UK charts and supported by the singles I Love My Dog and Matthew & Son the latter reaching number 2 in the UK charts elevated him to the status of a teen idol. Simultaneously, Cats songs were being
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