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In this patrons-only bonus episode, Tim draws on some recent research into David Mancuso’s record collection to share some tracks that might have been played during what he called ‘the prelude’ -  the introductory portion of the night’s musical entertainment. Taking into account the different settings at both the Broadway and Prince Street Lofts, and David’s never-ending adjustments of the sound system, Tim explains what the prelude represented for the party, why hi-fi audio was crucial, and how the prelude changed across the 70s.

Drawing on the three bardos understanding of the acid trip, we explore why this gentle introduction to a night of dancing was an important innovation and select a range of pieces of music that we can speculate would have been played.

Produced and edited by Matt Huxley.
Tracklist:
Van Morrison - Astral Weeks
Morgana King - A Taste of Honey
Aretha Franklin - Amazing Grace
Valerie Simpson - I Don’t Need No Help
Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene, Pt. 1
Gong - Bambooji
Norman Connors - You Are My Starship
Elliott Fisher - Land of Make Believe
Carl Orff - Fortune Plango Vulnera
Donald Byrd - Places & Spaces