Ecstacy - Retrospective of Miami's Premier Disco Show Band - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Description: Presented here for the first time is a comprehensive retrospective of one of the finest house bands of the disco era. [Note This product is an authorized CD-R and is manufactured on demand] Miami based Ecstacy. All songs recorded between 1975 and 1985. Starting out as an upscale supper club on Commercial Boulevard in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1973, Pete & Lenny’s became the premier disco club of the mid to late 1970’s which rivaled all major establishments from coast to coast. A massive tri-level complex that can only be described as elegantly decadent, Pete & Lenny’s became THE place to see and be seen. The club attracted some pretty heavyweight headliners who performed there including The Village People, Vicky Sue Robinson, Tavares, Donna Summer, Odyssey, Al Green and many more. Starting in 1977, two nationally broadcast television shows – Disco 77 and Disco Magic were filmed there, giving the club massive exposure and ensured that the place was always packed. Aside from the incredible décor and the sheer massiveness of the place, there was one attraction that set Pete & Lenny’s apart from all the other disco clubs in the area; and that was the top notch house band named Ecstacy that could perform spot on covers of the big dance-floor hits of the day so convincingly that it would literally drive the crowd wild. Performing on the second story dance floor at an appointed time each night, Ecstacy would come out with their matching flashy suits and put on a high level show with an intensity that was unheard of for a so called “cover” band. The band appeared on the aforementioned nationally syndicated television shows that were taped there, and were even featured on an episode of Miami Vice. In addition to the group’s almost identical covers of the disco hits of the day, Ecstacy also performed top-notch, original material which was met with the same respo
- Artist: Ecstacy
- Title: Retrospective of Miami's Premier Disco Show Band
- Format: CD
- Label: Essential Media Mod
- Release Date: 01/23/2015
- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
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- Product Name: Ecstacy - Retrospective of Miami's Premier Disco Show Band - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 894232341624
Presented here for the first time is a comprehensive retrospective of one of the finest house bands of the disco era. [Note This product is an authorized CD-R and is manufactured on demand] Miami based Ecstacy. All songs recorded between 1975 and 1985. Starting out as an upscale supper club on Commercial Boulevard in the heart of Fort Lauderdale, Florida in 1973, Pete & Lenny’s became the premier disco club of the mid to late 1970’s which rivaled all major establishments from coast to coast. A massive tri-level complex that can only be described as elegantly decadent, Pete & Lenny’s became THE place to see and be seen. The club attracted some pretty heavyweight headliners who performed there including The Village People, Vicky Sue Robinson, Tavares, Donna Summer, Odyssey, Al Green and many more. Starting in 1977, two nationally broadcast television shows – Disco 77 and Disco Magic were filmed there, giving the club massive exposure and ensured that the place was always packed. Aside from the incredible décor and the sheer massiveness of the place, there was one attraction that set Pete & Lenny’s apart from all the other disco clubs in the area; and that was the top notch house band named Ecstacy that could perform spot on covers of the big dance-floor hits of the day so convincingly that it would literally drive the crowd wild. Performing on the second story dance floor at an appointed time each night, Ecstacy would come out with their matching flashy suits and put on a high level show with an intensity that was unheard of for a so called “cover” band. The band appeared on the aforementioned nationally syndicated television shows that were taped there, and were even featured on an episode of Miami Vice. In addition to the group’s almost identical covers of the disco hits of the day, Ecstacy also performed top-notch, original material which was met with the same respo
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