Recently Sirius/XM launched their new channel 'Studio 54 Radio'. To honor the occasion the hallowed doors of the planet's mot famous dance club, closed since 1996, were reopened for 'One Night Only'. Given that Studio is the uncontested cathedral of all things Dance, Dance Music, and DJing, it is understandably a Mecca of sorts for DJ's. Having been one of the very few who was actually there back in the day, I found some video to share with you from the 'One Night Only' event so you can see why this venue is beyond legendary. Avicci is working the mix for this grand escapade. I hope you enjoy the video. I welcome all your comments and questions. -Z-
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Studio 54 Radio is a 24/7 commercial-free channel devoted to the best classic dance and disco. A tribute to the music often played in the legendary club created by Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, the channel will air music that comes from the vaults and special record collections of insiders, much of which has never been heard since the club’s doors shut.
The new channel will showcase dance club classics and disco, featuring music from the ‘70s and ‘80s, as well as classic mixes from the personal collection of dance icon John “Jellybean” Benitez, who will executive produce the channel. Every week, you’ll hear music spun by Studio 54 opening week DJ Nicky Siano, and the channel will also feature mix shows from the top DJs of the era.
Legendary Studio 54 doorman Marc Benecke, and Myra Scheer, executive assistant to former Studio 54 co-owner Steve Rubell, will host weekly interview shows, The Marc and Myra Show, with Studio 54 insiders from the iconic era. Special guests will include Studio 54’s original head of security, original bartenders, waiters, busboys and well known club regulars and celebrities.