Loleatta Holloway, known for her work on the Salsoul label and producer Vince Montana Jr. speaks with DiscoMusic.com
West 49th Street between 8th & 9th Ave, New York, NY
Owners:
???
DJs:
Tee Scott
Better Days was a late night spot in a ground level space that resembled a large restaurant or bar (think Beefsteak Charlies type). This was a very early club with a crude sound system and slip cue mixing techniques that later progressed.
Despite its early roots it had a hot vibe and a clientèle that ran that gamut from black and Hispanic gays to transvestites and prostitutes to whites and couples ... hey it was Times Square in the 1970s... and plenty of hard core dance junkies. You could see people rolling out of the club at 7 am.
Despite its rough image, once inside you were made welcome. Music was a mix of R&B, Motown, and early disco.
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Posted by:
SGNY
on May 01, 08 | 4:53 am
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