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Analog recording

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'''Analog''' (or '''analogue''') '''recording''' (Greek, ''ana'' is "according to" and ''logos'' "relationship") is a technique used for the [[recording]] of [[analog signal]]s which among many possibilities include [[audio frequency]], [[analog audio]] and [[analog video]] information for later playback.

Analog recording methods store signals as a continual wave ''in'' or ''on'' the media. The wave might be stored as a physical texture on a [[phonograph record]], or a fluctuation in the [[field strength]] of a [[magnetic recording]]. This is different from [[digital recording]] of which among many possibilities include [[digital audio]] and [[digital video]], which [[digital signal]]s are represented as data or discrete numbers.

==Audio==
Examples of analog audio recording are:
*[[Compact Cassette]] magnetic tape recorders
*[[Gramophone record]] (also known as a ''phonograph record'', ''vinyl'', etc.)

==Video==
Examples of analog video recording are:
*[[Quadruplex videotape]] (2")
*[[Videocassette recorder]] (VCR)

==See also==
*[[Analog recording vs. digital recording]]
*[[Magnetic storage]]
*[[Magnetic tape]]

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Simian Mobile Disco

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'''Simian Mobile Disco''' are an English [[electronic music]] duo and production team from [[London]], formed in 2005 by [[James Ford (musician)|James Ford]] and Jas Shaw of the band [[Simian (band)|Simian]]. Musically, they are known for their [[analog recording|analogue]] production. In addition to his work with Simian Mobile Disco, Ford is a producer and has worked with artists such as [[Florence and the Machine]], [[Peaches (musician)|Peaches]], [[Arctic Monkeys]] and [[Klaxons]].
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Chillout Sessions

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	# Ladyhawke - My Delirium (Chateau Marmont Remix)		# Ladyhawke - My Delirium (Chateau Marmont Remix)
	# Sébastien Tellier - Kilometre (Original mix)		# Sébastien Tellier - Kilometre (Original mix)
-	# Simian Mobile Disco - Audacity Of Huge (Allez Allez Remix)	+	# [[Simian Mobile Disco]] - Audacity Of Huge (Allez Allez Remix)
	# Vampire Weekend - The Kids Don't Stand A Chance (Chromeo Remix)		# Vampire Weekend - The Kids Don't Stand A Chance (Chromeo Remix)
	# Beni - My Love Sees You (Classixx Version)		# Beni - My Love Sees You (Classixx Version)

Break (music)

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	*"[[Tighten Up]]" by James Brown (1969)		*"[[Tighten Up]]" by James Brown (1969)
	*"[[Fencewalk]]" by [[Mandrill]], used by [[Kool DJ Herc]] (ibid)		*"[[Fencewalk]]" by [[Mandrill]], used by [[Kool DJ Herc]] (ibid)
-	*"Funky Nassau" by The Beginning of the End (ibid)	+	*"[[Funky Nassau]]" by The Beginning of the End (ibid)
	*"[[Funky Drummer]]" by [[James Brown (musician)\|James Brown]] (ibid)		*"[[Funky Drummer]]" by [[James Brown (musician)\|James Brown]] (ibid)
	*[[The Meters]] (ibid)		*[[The Meters]] (ibid)

Classical Athens

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	The city of '''[[Athens]] during [[classical antiquity]]''' was a notable [[polis]] ([[city-state]]) of [[Attica]], [[Ancient Greece\|Greece]], leading the [[Delian League]] in the [[Peloponnesian War]] against [[Sparta]] and the [[Peloponnesian League]]. [[Athenian democracy]] was established in 510 BC under [[Cleisthenes]] following the [[Athenian tyranny\|tyranny]] of [[Hippias (son of Pisistratus)\|Hippias]]. This system remained remarkably stable, and with a few brief interruptions remained in place for 170 years, until [[Philip II of Macedon\|Philip II]] conquered Athens in 338 BC. The peak of Athenian [[hegemony]] was achieved in the [[440s BC\|440s]] to [[430s BC]], known as the [[Age of Pericles]].		The city of '''[[Athens]] during [[classical antiquity]]''' was a notable [[polis]] ([[city-state]]) of [[Attica]], [[Ancient Greece\|Greece]], leading the [[Delian League]] in the [[Peloponnesian War]] against [[Sparta]] and the [[Peloponnesian League]]. [[Athenian democracy]] was established in 510 BC under [[Cleisthenes]] following the [[Athenian tyranny\|tyranny]] of [[Hippias (son of Pisistratus)\|Hippias]]. This system remained remarkably stable, and with a few brief interruptions remained in place for 170 years, until [[Philip II of Macedon\|Philip II]] conquered Athens in 338 BC. The peak of Athenian [[hegemony]] was achieved in the [[440s BC\|440s]] to [[430s BC]], known as the [[Age of Pericles]].
		+	==See also==
		+	*[[Archon of Athens]]
		+	*[[Delian league]]
		+	*[[Attica]]
		+	*[[Attic Greek]]
		+	*[[Acropolis of Athens]]
		+	*[[Ancient Agora of Athens]]
		+	*[[Academy of Plato]]
		+	*[[Ecclesia (ancient Athens)]]
		+	*[[Athenian democracy]]
		+	*[[Classical Greece]]
		+	*[[Ephebic Oath]]
		+

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Eponymous archon

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This is a list of the '''eponymous archons of [[Athens (polis)|Athens]]'''.

== See also ==
* ''[[Archon basileus]]''
* [[Hierotheos the Thesmothete]], reported first head of the Christians of Athens.
* ''[[Polemarch]]'' (replaced in 501 BC by ten [[strategos|strategoi]])

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4th century BCE

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-	In the context of the art, architecture, and culture of [[Ancient Greece]], the '''classical period''' corresponds to most of the [[5th century BCE\|5<sup>th</sup>]] and [[4th century BCE\|4<sup>th</sup> centuries BCE]] (the most common dates being the fall of the last [[Athenian tyranny\|Athenian tyrant]] in [[510 BCE]] to the death of [[Alexander the Great]] in [[323 BCE]]).	+
-	== See also ==	+
-	*[[Classical antiquity]]	+
-	*[[Classics]]	+
-	*[[Art in ancient Greece]]	+
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Athenian tyranny

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4th century BCE

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[[Image:Western face of the Greek Parthenon.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[1872]] [[photograph]] of the western face of the [[Greek]] [[Parthenon]]]]
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In the context of the art, architecture, and culture of [[Ancient Greece]], the '''classical period''' corresponds to most of the [[5th century BCE|5<sup>th</sup>]] and [[4th century BCE|4<sup>th</sup> centuries BCE]] (the most common dates being the fall of the last [[Athenian tyranny|Athenian tyrant]] in [[510 BCE]] to the death of [[Alexander the Great]] in [[323 BCE]]).
== See also ==
*[[Classical antiquity]]
*[[Classics]]
*[[Art in ancient Greece]]

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Classical Greece

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	In the context of the art, architecture, and culture of [[Ancient Greece]], the '''classical period''' corresponds to most of the [[5th century BCE\|5<sup>th</sup>]] and [[4th century BCE\|4<sup>th</sup> centuries BCE]] (the most common dates being the fall of the last [[Athenian tyranny\|Athenian tyrant]] in [[510 BCE]] to the death of [[Alexander the Great]] in [[323 BCE]]).		In the context of the art, architecture, and culture of [[Ancient Greece]], the '''classical period''' corresponds to most of the [[5th century BCE\|5<sup>th</sup>]] and [[4th century BCE\|4<sup>th</sup> centuries BCE]] (the most common dates being the fall of the last [[Athenian tyranny\|Athenian tyrant]] in [[510 BCE]] to the death of [[Alexander the Great]] in [[323 BCE]]).
		+	== See also ==
		+	*[[Classical antiquity]]
		+	*[[Classics]]
		+	*[[Art in ancient Greece]]

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Bernhard Mikulski

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-	'''Bernhard Mikulski''' was a [[German music]] [[music entrepreneur\|entrepreneur]] who founded [[Germany\|German]] [[record label]] [[ZYX Music]]in 1971. Mikulski is said to be the inventor of the term ''[[Italo Disco]]'' in the [[1980s]]. Since the death of Bernhard, his wife [[Christa Mikulski]] took over in [[1997]].	+	'''Bernhard Mikulski''' († 1997) was a [[German music]] [[music entrepreneur\|entrepreneur]] who founded [[Germany\|German]] [[record label]] [[ZYX Music]]in 1971. Mikulski is said to be the inventor of the term ''[[Italo Disco]]'' in the [[1980s]]. Since the death of Bernhard, his wife [[Christa Mikulski]] took over in [[1997]].
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Cosmic Couriers

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'''Cosmic Couriers''' (also known as Cosmic Music, Kosmische Musik and Kosmische Kuriere) was a German experimental/space-rock label set up by Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser in 1973 following his association with [[Ohr (record label)|Ohr]] and [[Pilz (record label)|Pilz]]. A number of influential records in the [[Krautrock]] genre were released on Cosmic Couriers, including [[Klaus Schulze]]'s 'Cyborg' and [[Ash Ra Tempel]]/[[Timothy Leary]]'s 'Seven Up'.

Cosmic Couriers released many important Krautrock titles by artists including [[Klaus Schulze]], [[Ash Ra Tempel]], [[Manuel Göttsching]], [[Wallenstein]], [[Popol Vuh (German band)|Popol Vuh]], and others, including [[Walter Wegmüller]]'s 'Tarot'. However Kaiser got into trouble when he started releasing albums under the name of the [[Cosmic Jokers]], a [[Supergroup (music)|supergroup]] made up of artists who did not even realise they were participating in such a project: Kaiser had taken recordings of informal jams by various artists from the label and had released them under the Cosmic Jokers name without their knowledge. The musicians affected - and in particular Klaus Schulze - were far from impressed with Kaiser's release of this material and took legal action. As a result of this and his involvement with Timothy Leary, Kaiser's contracts with his bands were voided by the German courts thus spelling the end for the Kosmische Musik label.

==Releases==

* Timothy Leary & Ash Ra Tempel - ''Seven Up''
* [[Sergius Golowin]] - ''Lord Krishna Von Goloka''
* Walter Wegmüller - ''Tarot'' (2LP)
* [[Witthüser & Westrupp|Witthüser+Westrupp]] - ''Live *68-*73'' (2LP)
* Klaus Schulze - ''[[Cyborg (album)|Cyborg]]'' (2LP)
* Wallenstein - ''Cosmic Century''
* Ash Ra Tempel - ''[[Starring Rosi]]''
* The Cosmic Jokers - ''The Cosmic Jokers''
* Popol Vuh - ''[[Seligpreisung]]''
* Galactic Supermarket (Cosmic Jokers) - ''Galactic Supermarket''
* Various - ''Sci-Fi Party'' (conceptual sampler)
* Sternenmädchen - ''Gilles Zeitschiff''
* The Cosmic Jokers & Sternenmädchen - ''Planeten Sit-In''
* Wallenstein - ''Stories, Songs & Symphonies''
* Ash Ra Tempel ([[Manuel Göttsching]]) - ''Inventions For Electric Guitar''
* [[Mythos (band)|Mythos]] - ''[[Dreamlab]]''
* Popol Vuh - ''[[Einsjäger und Siebenjäger]]''
* Various - ''Take Your Headphones'' (promo sampler)

== See also ==
* [[Krautrock]]
* [[Psychedelic music]]
* [[List of record labels]]
* [[List of electronic music record labels]]

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Kosmische Kuriere

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-	'''ZYX Music''' is a [[Germany\|German]] [[record label]] which was founded in 1971 by [[Bernhard Mikulski]].	+
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-	The company was called ''Pop-Import Bernhard Mikulski'' up to [[1992]], when it was renamed to ''ZYX Music''. The label was specialized in disco and early house music. Founder Bernhard Mikulski is said to be the inventor of the term ''Italo Disco'' in the [[1980s]]. Since the death of Bernhard, his wife [[Christa Mikulski]] took over in [[1997]].	+
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-	ZYX Music is headquartered in [[Merenberg]], [[Germany]] and has offices in the USA and several European countries. ZYX releases records in a number of different genres, including [[electronica]], [[Hip hop music\|hip hop]], [[funk]], [[Rock music\|rock]] and [[Pop music\|pop]]. Noteworthy is that ZYX nowadays holds many rights from some legendary German [[Krautrock]] labels like [[Ohr (label)\|Ohr]], [[Pilz (label)\|Pilz]], and [[Kosmische Kuriere]], and is also responsible for reissuing many albums from the [[free jazz]]/[[avant garde]] label [[ESP-Disk]]. Formerly, it held the manufacturing license for [[Fantasy Records]] in Europe, an arrangement which ceased at the end of [[2005]].	+
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-	== See also ==	+
-	* [[List of record labels]]	+
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Christa Mikulski

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Kosmische Kuriere

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'''ZYX Music''' is a [[Germany|German]] [[record label]] which was founded in 1971 by [[Bernhard Mikulski]].

The company was called ''Pop-Import Bernhard Mikulski'' up to [[1992]], when it was renamed to ''ZYX Music''. The label was specialized in disco and early house music. Founder Bernhard Mikulski is said to be the inventor of the term ''Italo Disco'' in the [[1980s]]. Since the death of Bernhard, his wife [[Christa Mikulski]] took over in [[1997]].

ZYX Music is headquartered in [[Merenberg]], [[Germany]] and has offices in the USA and several European countries. ZYX releases records in a number of different genres, including [[electronica]], [[Hip hop music|hip hop]], [[funk]], [[Rock music|rock]] and [[Pop music|pop]]. Noteworthy is that ZYX nowadays holds many rights from some legendary German [[Krautrock]] labels like [[Ohr (label)|Ohr]], [[Pilz (label)|Pilz]], and [[Kosmische Kuriere]], and is also responsible for reissuing many albums from the [[free jazz]]/[[avant garde]] label [[ESP-Disk]]. Formerly, it held the manufacturing license for [[Fantasy Records]] in Europe, an arrangement which ceased at the end of [[2005]].

== See also ==
* [[List of record labels]]
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ZYX Records

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Alphaville (band)

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'''Alphaville''' is a [[Germany|German]] [[synthpop]] group which gained popularity in the 1980s. The founding members were [[Marian Gold]] (real name ''Hartwig Schierbaum'', born 26 May 1954 in [[Herford]], [[North Rhine-Westphalia]]), Bernhard Lloyd (real name ''Bernhard Gößling'', born 6 June 1960 in [[Enger]], [[North Rhine-Westphalia]]), and Frank Mertens (real name ''Frank Sorgatz'', born 26 October 1961 in Enger, North Rhine-Westphalia). The band was at first named '''Forever Young''' before changing to Alphaville. They are best known for their two biggest hits, "[[Big in Japan (song)|Big in Japan]]" and "[[Forever Young (Alphaville song)|Forever Young]]". As of 1984, they sold over 80 million albums. Most albums were sold in South America and Europe.
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Alphaville

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-	'''''Alphaville''''' is a [[1965 in film\|1965]] [[black-and-white]] [[French film\|French]] [[science fiction film]] directed by [[Jean-Luc Godard]]. Its original French title is '''''Alphaville, une étrange aventure de Lemmy Caution''''' (''Alphaville, a Strange Adventure of Lemmy Caution''). The film stars [[Eddie Constantine]], [[Anna Karina]], [[Howard Vernon]] and [[Akim Tamiroff]]. The film won the Golden Bear award of the [[Berlin Film Festival]] in 1965.	+	'''Alphaville''' may refer to:
-		+	* [[Alphaville (film)\|''Alphaville'' (film)]], French science fiction film directed by Jean-Luc Godard
-	''Alphaville'' combines the [[genre]]s of [[dystopia]]n [[science fiction]] and ''[[film noir]]''. Although set far in the future on another planet, there are no special effects or elaborate sets; instead, the film was shot in real locations in [[Paris]], the night-time streets of the capital becoming the streets of Alphaville, while modernist glass and concrete buildings represent the city's interiors. In addition, the characters refer to twentieth century events; for example, the hero describes himself as a [[Battle of Guadalcanal\|Guadalcanal veteran]].	+	* [[Alphaville (band)]], German music trio
-		+	* [[Alphaville, São Paulo]], neighbourhood on the western edges of São Paulo, Brazil
-	Eddie Constantine plays [[Lemmy Caution]], a [[trenchcoat]]-wearing secret agent. Constantine had already played this role in dozens of previous films; the character was originally created by British pulp novelist [[Peter Cheyney]]. However, in ''Alphaville'', director Jean-Luc Godard moves Caution away from his usual twentieth century setting, and places him in a futuristic sci-fi dystopia, the [[Technocracy (bureaucratic)\|technocratic]] [[dictatorship]] of Alphaville.	+	* A fictional city in ''[[The Sims Online]]'' game
-		+	* A fictional city in ''[[ALPH]],'' a science fiction novel by Charles Eric Maine
		+	* Alphaville, American film production company founded in the early 1990s by [[James Jacks]] and [[Sean Daniel]], whose notable films include ''[[The Mummy (1999 film)\|The Mummy]]'' series
		+	* [[FT Alphaville]], blog-style online publication of the Financial Times newspaper
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Technocracy (bureaucratic)

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Alphaville

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		+	'''''Alphaville''''' is a [[1965 in film\|1965]] [[black-and-white]] [[French film\|French]] [[science fiction film]] directed by [[Jean-Luc Godard]]. Its original French title is '''''Alphaville, une étrange aventure de Lemmy Caution''''' (''Alphaville, a Strange Adventure of Lemmy Caution''). The film stars [[Eddie Constantine]], [[Anna Karina]], [[Howard Vernon]] and [[Akim Tamiroff]]. The film won the Golden Bear award of the [[Berlin Film Festival]] in 1965.
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		+	''Alphaville'' combines the [[genre]]s of [[dystopia]]n [[science fiction]] and ''[[film noir]]''. Although set far in the future on another planet, there are no special effects or elaborate sets; instead, the film was shot in real locations in [[Paris]], the night-time streets of the capital becoming the streets of Alphaville, while modernist glass and concrete buildings represent the city's interiors. In addition, the characters refer to twentieth century events; for example, the hero describes himself as a [[Battle of Guadalcanal\|Guadalcanal veteran]].
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		+	Eddie Constantine plays [[Lemmy Caution]], a [[trenchcoat]]-wearing secret agent. Constantine had already played this role in dozens of previous films; the character was originally created by British pulp novelist [[Peter Cheyney]]. However, in ''Alphaville'', director Jean-Luc Godard moves Caution away from his usual twentieth century setting, and places him in a futuristic sci-fi dystopia, the [[Technocracy (bureaucratic)\|technocratic]] [[dictatorship]] of Alphaville.
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The Commodores

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Go-go

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	* [[À gogo]] (disambiguation)		* [[À gogo]] (disambiguation)
		+	==See also==
		+	*[[Music of Washington, D.C.]]
		+	*[[Baltimore club]], another subgenre native to the region
		+	*[[Washington, D.C. hardcore]], another native music genre associated with Washington D.C.
		+	*[[Chuck Brown]]
		+	*[[Anwan Glover]]
		+	*[[Kevin "Kato" Hammond]]
		+	*[[Washington Go Go Sound Attack Volume 2]]
		+	*[[Yé-yé]], similarly named French musical style
		+	*[[Anthony Harley]],
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Go go bar

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-	'''Go-go''' is a subgenre of [[funk music\|funk]] that originated in the [[Washington, D.C.]], area during the mid- to late-[[1970s]]. A handful of bands contributed to the early evolution of the genre, but singer-guitarist [[Chuck Brown]] is credited with having developed most of the hallmarks of the style.	+
-	==See also==	+	The term '''go-go bar''' originally referred to a nightclub, bar, or similar establishment that featured [[Go-Go dancer]]s; while some Go-go bars in that original sense still exist, the link between its present uses and that original meaning is often more tenuous and regional.
-	* [[Go go bar]]	+
-	* [[Go-go boots]]	+	Speaking broadly, the term has been used by venues that cover a wide range of businesses, from [[nightclub]]s or [[disco]]thèques, where dancers are essentially there to set the [[Mood (psychology)\|mood]], to what are in essence [[burlesque]] theaters or [[strip clubs]], where dancers are part of a show and the primary focus.
-	* [[Go-Go dancing]]	+
-	* [[À gogo]] (disambiguation)	+	==United States==
		+	The term '''go-go bar''' is often used for certain sorts of [[strip club]]s.
		+
		+	In regions where the term is used, go-go bars are considered lower in class when compared to [[Gentlemen's club (adult entertainment)\|Gentlemen's Clubs]], which offer a more coordinated and show-centric experience. In these bars:
		+
		+	* There is no [[Champagne room\|Champagne Court]].
		+	* Dress codes are more lax for both patrons and performers.
		+	* There are no staging, choreography, or special effects considerations.
		+	* A [[House mom\|House Mother]] monitors activity and assists performers in the dressing area.
		+	* Feature performers usually do not perform at go-go bars.
		+
		+	==Southeast Asia==
		+	In Southeast Asia, and particularly in [[Thailand]] and parts of the [[Philippines]], Go Go bars can include a wide variety of indoor bars with dancers and/or hostesses; these typically do not offer striptease. These are most often venues for [[prostitution]], and the dancers are usually available to be [[bar fine]]d by customers.
		+
		+	These are often, but not exclusively, found in [[List of red-light districts#Asia\|red light districts]] catering to foreigners.
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Go-go boot

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'''Go-go boots''' are a low-heeled style of women's fashion boot worn since the mid-sixties when fashion silhouettes focused on accentuating the leg. They first appeared in the 1960s.

In modern parlance, "go-go boot" can be used to describe any style of [[knee-high boots]] regardless of heel height.
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Go-go boots

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-	'''Go-go''' is a subgenre of [[funk music\|funk]] that originated in the [[Washington, D.C.]], area during the mid- to late-[[1970s]]. A handful of bands contributed to the early evolution of the genre, but singer-guitarist [[Chuck Brown]] is credited with having developed most of the hallmarks of the style.	+
-	==See also==	+
-	* [[Go go bar]]	+
-	* [[Go-go boots]]	+
-	* [[Go-Go dancing]]	+
-	* [[À gogo]] (disambiguation)	+
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À gogo

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'''À gogo''', often anglicized as '''A Go-Go''', is a French expression meaning "in abundance, galore". Alternate spellings vary widely, particularly concerning the placement and number of hyphens as well as the use of the "a" (see ''[[Go go (disambiguation)|Go go]]''). The term is often used in popular culture, especially in the field of music and dancing. Though earlier uses of the phrase were meant to lend a cosmopolitan feel to subjects, modern usage tends more toward an ironic, [[Camp (style)|campy]] appeal.

==Places==
*[[Whisky a Go Go]], a Hollywood nightclub
*[[Whiskey Au Go Go fire|Whiskey Au Go Go]], a former Australian nightclub
*[[Cafe Au Go Go]], a former New York City nightclub
*[[Hash House a Go Go]], a Las Vegas restaurant

==Titles==

;Albums
*[[A Go Go (John Scofield album)|''A Go Go'' (John Scofield album)]], a 1998 album by John Scofield
*[[A Go Go (Potshot album)|''A Go Go'' (Potshot album)]], a 2002 album by Potshot
*[[Agogo (album)|''Agogo'' (album)]], a 1998 album by KMFDM
*''[[Global a Go-Go]]'', a 2001 album by Joe Strummer and the Mescaleros
*''[[Going to a Go-Go]]'', a 1965 album by Smokey Robinson and the Miracles
*''[[The Supremes A' Go-Go]]'', a 1966 album by The Supremes

;Songs

*"[[La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1#.22Grindhouse (A Go-Go).22|Grindhouse (A Go-Go)]]", a song from the 1992 White Zombie album ''La Sexorcisto: Devil Music, Vol. 1''
*"Midnight a Go-Go", a song from the 1988 Beat Happening album ''[[Jamboree (Beat Happening album)|Jamboree]]''
*"Nike-A-Go-Go", a song from the 1982 Misfits album ''[[Walk Among Us]]''
*"[[Romeo A Go-Go]]", a song from the 2003 Every Time I Die album ''Hot Damn!''
*"Saddam A Go-Go", a song from the 1994 GWAR album ''[[This Toilet Earth]]''
*"Skydeck A Go! Go!", a song from the video game ''[[Sonic Adventure]]''
*"A-Go-Go", a song from the 2005 Dengue Fever album "[[Sip Off the Mekong - EP]]"
*"Einstein A Go-Go", a song from the 1981 Landscape album ''[[From the Tea-rooms of Mars ....]]''
*"Ginsters A Go-Go!", a song from the 1996 Sir Bald Diddley and his Wig-Outs album ''Pie-Go-Mania''

;Movies
*''[[Bikini a Go Go]]'', a 2004 Fred Olen Ray [[DTV]] Movie
*''[[Cinderella A-Go-Go]]'', a 1967 Filipino Movie
*''[[Dead a Go! Go!]]'', a 1999 Japanese Movie
*''[[Dodge-a-Go-Go!]]'', a 2002 Japanese Movie
*''[[Millonario a go go]]'', a 1965 Mexican Movie
*''[[Monster A Go-Go]]'', a 1965 B-movie
*''[[Prison-A-Go-Go!]]'', a 2003 Movie
*''[[Psycho a Go-Go]]'', a 1965 B-Movie

;TV Shows
*''[[Breakfast-a-Go-Go]]'', a 1969-1971 Australian TV show

==Other==
*[[Au Go Go Records]], Melbourne, Australia based independent record label
*[[Guns A Go-Go]], a Vietnam War US Army helicopter: ACH-47A Chinook (Attack Cargo Helicopter, Series 47, Model A)
*[[The Go-Go's]], an all-female American rock band

==See also==
*[[Go go (disambiguation)]]

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Go-go boots

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'''Go-go''' is a subgenre of [[funk music|funk]] that originated in the [[Washington, D.C.]], area during the mid- to late-[[1970s]]. A handful of bands contributed to the early evolution of the genre, but singer-guitarist [[Chuck Brown]] is credited with having developed most of the hallmarks of the style.
==See also==
* [[Go go bar]]
* [[Go-go boots]]
* [[Go-Go dancing]]
* [[À gogo]] (disambiguation)
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	*[[Carlos Fuentes]], 83, Mexican novelist.		*[[Carlos Fuentes]], 83, Mexican novelist.
	*[[Belita Woods]], 63, American singer, heart failure.		*[[Belita Woods]], 63, American singer, heart failure.

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It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)

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"'''It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)'''" is a 1931 composition by [[Duke Ellington]], with lyrics by [[Irving Mills]], now accepted as a [[jazz standard]]. The music was written and arranged by Ellington in August 1931 during intermissions at Chicago's Lincoln Tavern and was first recorded by Ellington and his orchestra for [[Brunswick Records]] (Br 6265) on February 2, 1932. [[Ivie Anderson]] sang the vocal and trombonist [[Joe Nanton]] and alto saxophonist [[Johnny Hodges]] played the instrumental solos. The title was based on the oft stated credo of Ellington's former trumpeter [[Bubber Miley]], who was dying of tuberculosis. The song became famous, Ellington wrote, "as the expression of a sentiment which prevailed among jazz musicians at the time." Probably the first song to use the phrase "swing" in the title, it introduced the term into everyday language and presaged the [[swing era]] by three years. The Ellington band played the song continually over the years and recorded it numerous times, most often with trumpeter [[Ray Nance]] as vocalist.

Notable recordings of the song by other artists include:
*[[Washboard Rhythm Kings]] – ''Washboard Rhythm Kings Vol. 3'' (1932)
*[[Boswell Sisters]] (1932)
*[[Django Reinhardt]] with [[Stéphane Grappelli]] – ''[[Swing from Paris]]'' (1935)
*[[Thelonious Monk]] – ''[[Thelonious Monk Plays the Music of Duke Ellington]]'' (1955)
*[[Ella Fitzgerald]] – ''[[Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Duke Ellington Songbook]]'' (1957), ''[[Ella and Duke at the Cote D'Azur]]'' (1967), ''[[Ella in London]]'' (1974)
*[[Gigi Gryce]] – ''[[Gigi Gryce]]'' ([[Metrojazz]], 1958)
*[[Nina Simone]] – ''[[Nina Simone Sings Ellington]]'' (1962)
*[[June Christy]] – ''[[A Lovely Way to Spend an Evening (album)|A Lovely Way to Spend An Evening]]'' (1986), ''[[Big Band Specials]]'' (1962)
*[[Carmen McRae]], [[Betty Carter]] – ''[[The Carmen McRae – Betty Carter Duets]]'' (1987)
*[[Tony Bennett]] – ''[[MTV Unplugged: Tony Bennett]]'' (1995), ''[[Bennett Sings Ellington: Hot & Cool]]'' (1999)
*The [[SuperJazz Big Band]] of Birmingham, Alabama recorded the song on the CD, "[[UAB SuperJazz, Featuring Ellis Marsalis]]." (2001)
*[[Gabin (Italian_band)|Gabin]] – ''[[Doo Uap, Doo Uap, Doo Uap]]'' (2002)
*[[Eva Cassidy]] – ''[[American Tune (album)|American Tune]]'' (2003)
*[[The Mills Brothers]] – ''[[Golden Greats]]'' (2002), ''[[Goodbye, Blues]]'' (2005)
*[[Della Reese]], [[Raven-Symoné]], [[Anneliese van der Pol]]- ''[[That's So Raven]]'' (2006)
*[[Club des Belugas]] – ''[[SWOP!]]'' (feat. [[Brenda Boykin]]) (2008)
*Asuka Sakai – [[Katamari Fortissimo Damacy|"A Crimson Rose and Gin Tonic"]]
*[[The Puppini Sisters]] – ''[[The Rise and Fall of Ruby Woo]]'' (incorporating some new lyrics and music and lyrics from "[[Puttin' on the Ritz]]", "[[Over the Rainbow]]", "[[Mambo Italiano (song)|Mambo Italiano]]" and "[[Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby]]") (2008)

The song's refrain was sung several times by various characters in the [[1993 in film|1993]] movie ''[[Swing Kids (film)|Swing Kids]]''.

The song was covered by [[Alvin and the Chipmunks]] for [[Alvin and the Chipmunks (TV series)|their TV series]] episode "Match Play."

The musical similarity suggests this piece may have inspired the 1955 piece "Leningradskie Vechera" ("Leningrad Nights") by composer Vasily Solovyov, which was changed to "Moscow Nights" and subsequently widely popularized in the West in 1961 by "Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen 7" as "Midnight in Moscow."

On [[American Public Media]]'s [[Marketplace (radio program)|Marketplace]], when they "do the numbers", the instrumental plays to denote the financial markets ended the day mixed, e.g., the [[DJIA]] gained while the [[NASDAQ]] lost.

[[Evander Holyfield]] & [[Edyta Sliwinska]] danced a [[Quickstep (dance)|Quickstep]] to this song in [[Dancing with the Stars (U.S. season 1)|Season 1]] of [[Dancing with the Stars (U.S. TV series)|Dancing with the Stars]].

[[Nancy Grace]] & [[Tristan MacManus]] danced a [[Quickstep (dance)|Quickstep]] to this song in [[Dancing with the Stars (U.S. season 13)|Season 13]] of [[Dancing with the Stars (U.S. TV series)|Dancing with the Stars]].

==See also==
*[[List of 1930s jazz standards]]

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-	'''Chuck Brown''' (born August 22, 1936 - May 16, 2012) was a [[guitar]]ist and [[singer]] who is affectionately called "The Godfather of [[Go-go]]". Go-go is a subgenre of [[funk music]] developed in and around [[Washington, D.C.]] in the mid- and late-1970s. While its musical classification, influences, and origins are debated, Brown is regarded as the fundamental force behind the creation of go-go music. The song "[[Ashley's Roachclip]]" from the Soul Searchers' 1974 album ''Salt of the Earth'' contains a famous [[drum break]], sampled countless times in various other tracks.	+
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-	== Overview ==	+
-	Brown's musical career began in the 1960s playing guitar with Jerry Butler and The Earls of Rhythm, joining Los Latinos in 1965. He still performs music today and is commonly known in the Washington, DC area. Brown's early hits include "I Need Some Money" and "[[Bustin' Loose (Part 1)\|Bustin' Loose]]". "Bustin' Loose" has been adopted by the Washington Nationals baseball team as its home run celebration song, and was interpolated by Nelly for his 2002 number one hit "[[Hot in Herre]]." Brown also recorded go-go covers of early jazz and blues songs, such as "Go-Go Swing" [[Duke Ellington\|Duke Ellington's]] "[[It Don't Mean a Thing If Ain't Got That Swing]]", [[Moody's Mood For Love\|"Moody's Mood for Love"]], [[Johnny Mercer\|Johnny Mercer's]] "[[Midnight Sun]]", [[Louis Jordan\|Louis Jordan's]] "Run Joe", and [[T-Bone Walker\|T-Bone Walker's]] [[Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just As Bad)\|"Stormy Monday"]].	+
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-	He influenced other go-go bands such as [[Big G and The Backyard Band]], [[Rare Essence]], [[Experience Unlimited\|Experience Unlimited (EU)]], [[Little Benny and the Masters]], and [[Trouble Funk]].	+
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-	The song "[[Ashley's Roachclip]]" from the Soul Searchers' 1974 album ''Salt of the Earth'' contains a famous [[drum break]], sampled countless times in various other tracks.	+
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-	In the mid-1990s, he performed the theme music of [[Fox Broadcasting Company\|Fox]]'s sitcom ''[[The Sinbad Show]]'' which later aired on ''[[Television networks preceding ABC Family\|The Family Channel]]'' and ''[[Disney Channel]]''.	+
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		+	==Songs==
		+	Lyrics by Mercer, unless noted.

-	== Overview ==	+	He wrote many other songs, some of which have entered the [[Great American Songbook]]:
-	Brown's musical career began in the 1960s playing guitar with Jerry Butler and The Earls of Rhythm, joining Los Latinos in 1965. He still performs music today and is commonly known in the Washington, DC area. Brown's early hits include "I Need Some Money" and "[[Bustin' Loose (Part 1)\|Bustin' Loose]]". "Bustin' Loose" has been adopted by the Washington Nationals baseball team as its home run celebration song, and was interpolated by Nelly for his 2002 number one hit "[[Hot in Herre]]." Brown also recorded go-go covers of early jazz and blues songs, such as "Go-Go Swing" [[Duke Ellington\|Duke Ellington's]] "[[It Don't Mean a Thing If Ain't Got That Swing]]", [[Moody's Mood For Love\|"Moody's Mood for Love"]], [[Johnny Mercer\|Johnny Mercer's]] "[[Midnight Sun]]", [[Louis Jordan\|Louis Jordan's]] "Run Joe", and [[T-Bone Walker\|T-Bone Walker's]] [[Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday Is Just As Bad)\|"Stormy Monday"]].	+

-	He influenced other go-go bands such as [[Big G and The Backyard Band]], [[Rare Essence]], [[Experience Unlimited\|Experience Unlimited (EU)]], [[Little Benny and the Masters]], and [[Trouble Funk]].	+	* "[[Lazybones (song)\|Lazy Bones]]" (1933) (music by [[Hoagy Carmichael]])
-		+	* "Save the Bones for Henry Jones"
-	The song "[[Ashley's Roachclip]]" from the Soul Searchers' 1974 album ''Salt of the Earth'' contains a famous [[drum break]], sampled countless times in various other tracks.	+	* "Moon Dreams" with [[Chummy MacGregor]]
-		+	* "[[P.S. I Love You (1934 song)\|P.S. I Love You]]" (1934) (music by [[Gordon Jenkins]])
-	In the mid-1990s, he performed the theme music of [[Fox Broadcasting Company\|Fox]]'s sitcom ''[[The Sinbad Show]]'' which later aired on ''[[Television networks preceding ABC Family\|The Family Channel]]'' and ''[[Disney Channel]]''.	+	* "[[Goody Goody]]" (1936) (music by [[Matty Malneck]])
		+	* "[[I'm an Old Cowhand from the Rio Grande]]" (1936)
		+	* "[[Hooray for Hollywood]]" (1937) (music by [[Richard A. Whiting]])
		+	* "[[Too Marvelous for Words]]" (1937) (music by [[Richard A. Whiting]])
		+	* "[[You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby]]" (1938) (music by [[Harry Warren]])
		+	* "[[Jeepers Creepers (song)\|Jeepers, Creepers!]]" ([[1938 in music\|1938]]) (music by [[Harry Warren]])
		+	* "[[And the Angels Sing]]" (1939) (music by [[Ziggy Elman]])
		+	* "[[Day In, Day Out]]" (1939) (music by [[Rube Bloom]])
		+	* "[[I Thought About You]]" (1939) (music by [[Jimmy Van Heusen]])
		+	* "[[Wings Over the Navy]]" (1939) (music by [[Harry Warren]])
		+	* "[[Cuckoo in the Clock]]" (1939) (music by [[Walter Donaldson]])
		+	* "[[Fools Rush In (song)\|Fools Rush In]]" (1940) (music by [[Rube Bloom]])
		+	* "[[Blues In The Night]]" (1941) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "I Had Myself A True Love" (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[I Remember You (1941 song)\|I Remember You]]" (1941) (music by [[Victor Schertzinger]])
		+	* "[[Tangerine (1941 song)\|Tangerine]]" (1941) (music by [[Victor Schertzinger]])
		+	* "[[This Time the Dream's on Me]]" (1941) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[Hit The Road To Dreamland]]" (1942) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[That Old Black Magic (song)\|That Old Black Magic]]" (1942) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[Trav'lin' Light (song)\|Trav'lin' Light]]" (1942) (music by Jimmy Mundy and James Osborne "Trummy" Young)
		+	* "[[Skylark (song)\|Skylark]]" (1942) (music by [[Hoagy Carmichael]])
		+	* "[[Dearly Beloved (song)\|Dearly Beloved]]" (1942) (music by [[Jerome Kern]])
		+	* "[[I'm Old Fashioned]]" (1942) (music by [[Jerome Kern]])
		+	* "[[My Shining Hour]]" (1943) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)]]" (1943) (music by [[Harold Arlen]]; theme song of the 1957-1958 [[NBC]] [[detective]] series, ''[[Meet McGraw]]'', starring [[Frank Lovejoy]])
		+	* "[[Dream (song)\|Dream]]" (1943) (words and music by Johnny Mercer)
		+	* "[[Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive]]" (1944) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[Out of This World (Johnny Mercer song)\|Out of This World]]" (1945) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe]]" (1945) (music by [[Harry Warren]])
		+	* "[[Laura (1945 song)\|Laura]]" (1945) (music by [[David Raksin]])
		+	* "[[Come Rain or Come Shine (song)\|Come Rain Or Come Shine]]" (1946) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[Any Place I Hang My Hat Is Home]]" (1946) (music by [[Harold Arlen]])
		+	* "[[Autumn Leaves (song)\|Autumn Leaves]]" (1947) (music by [[Joseph Kosma]])
		+	* "[[Glow Worm (song)\|Glow Worm]]" (1952) (music [[Paul Lincke]])
		+	* "[[Satin Doll]]" (1953) (music by [[Duke Ellington]] and [[Billy Strayhorn]])
		+	* "[[Midnight Sun(song)\|Midnight Sun]]" (1954) (music by [[Lionel Hampton]] and [[Sonny Burke]])
		+	* "[[Something's Gotta Give (song)\|Something's Gotta Give]]" (1954) (words and music by Johnny Mercer)
		+	* "[[Jubilation T. Cornpone]]" (1956) (music by [[Gene de Paul]])
		+	* "[[I'm Past My Prime]]" (1956) (music by [[Gene de Paul]])
		+	* "[[Moon River]]" (1961) (music by [[Henry Mancini]])
		+	* "[[Days of Wine and Roses (song)\|Days of Wine and Roses]]" (1962) (music by [[Henry Mancini]])
		+	* "[[I Wanna Be Around]]" (1962) (words and music by Johnny Mercer and Sadie Vimmerstedt)
		+	* "[[Charade (1963 song)\|Charade]]" (1963) (music by [[Henry Mancini]])
		+	* "[[Lorna (song)\|Lorna]]" (1964) (music by [[Mort Lindsey]])
		+	* "[[Emily (Johnny Mandel and Johnny Mercer song)\|Emily]]" (1964) (music by [[Johnny Mandel]])
		+	* "[[Summer Wind]]" (1965) (music by [[Henry Mayer]])
		+	* "[[Whistling Away The Dark]]" (1970) (music by [[Henry Mancini]]; from the film [[Darling Lili]])
		+	* "[[Drinking Again]]" (with [[Doris Tauber]])
		+	* "[[When October Goes]]" (music by [[Barry Manilow]])

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	* ''The Headphone Masterpiece'' - [[Cody ChesnuTT]]		* ''The Headphone Masterpiece'' - [[Cody ChesnuTT]]
		+	*"[[Hot in Herre]]"

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'''"Bustin' Out"''' is a 1981 EP by the [[New York]] based [[No Wave]] music group [[Material (band)|Material]]. The vocal here is provided by [[Nona Hendryx]]. This single sees the band move further away from their experimental beginnings into a clubier funkier direction.

==Track listing==
#"Bustin' Out" ([[Bill Laswell]], [[Michael Beinhorn]], [[Fred Maher]], [[Nona Hendryx]], [[Ronnie Drayton]], T.Scott) – 3:40
#"Over and Over" [Long Version] (Laswell, Beinhorn, Maher, Scott) – 5:36
#"Bustin' Out" [Long Version] (Laswell, Beinhorn, Maher, Hendryx, Drayton, Scott) – 8:06

===Promo 12"===
#"Bustin' out" – 8:27
#"Bustin' out" [Heavy Metal Mix] – 8:06

===2004 Release===
#"Bustin' out" [Remix] – 7:50
#"It's a holiday" [Remix] – 6:50
#"Over and over" – 5:35

==Personnel==
*[[Nona Hendryx]] – vocals
*[[Bill Laswell]] – basses
*[[Michael Beinhorn]] – synthesizers
*[[Fred Maher]] – drums
*[[Ronnie Drayton]] – guitar

==Production==
*Recorded at OAO Studio, Brooklyn, New York and RPM Sound Studio, New York City. Produced by Material with [[Martin Bisi]].

==Release history==
*1981 – Ze Records / Celluloid, CEL 6592 (12")
*1981 – Ze Records / Island, IS 49741 (7", only tracks 1 + 2)
*1981 – Ze Records / Island, 12WIP 6713 (12", only Tracks 2 + 3)
*1981 – Promo 12" – Island (USA), PRO A 958
*2004 Release – Ze Records (USA), ZEREC 1207 (12")
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