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The VINTAGE HOUSE Show Podcast On Air & On-Line | Business, Culture, History of House Music

Vintage House on WNUR is the premiere on-air radio show and podcast dedicated to illuminating and preserving the lives, music, and careers of #HouseMusic legends. Join us Every Wednesday on WNUR.org 89.3 or Stream. Powered by the Modern Dance Music Research and Archiving Foundation - www.DanceMusicFoundation.org is the ONLY repository in the United States dedicated solely to the study, preservation and celebration of the House and Dance Music Genres. Hosted by House Music Pioneers DJ Lori Branch and Kevin "Mega" McFall. Lori Branch is one of Chicago's first woman DJ's and Kevin McFall was the first PR professional dedicated solely to Chicago's House Music Pioneers! Produced by Archivist and House Music Historian Lauren Lowery, The Vintage House Show broadcasts live shows Wednesdays at 10 pm CT with new podcast shows dropping every Third Wednesday 10am...and a few surprise drops during the month! Don't miss it..and SHARE!

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The VINTAGE HOUSE Show Podcast On Air & On-Line | Business, Culture, History of House Music

CHIP E & Kevin McFall on Vintage House on WNUR powered by @DanceMusicFound

January 01, 2020 • DJ & Filmmaker Chip E • Season 4 • Episode 1

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DJ CHIP E | Born and raised in Chicago CHIP E is one of the originators of its legendary house music scene. (The term "jacking" originated from one of his early records, the evergreen floor-filler 'Time To Jack'.) In This Episode of Vintage House, DJ Chip E unpacks the origins of #HouseMusic and challenges standard notions of the pioneers and their music creation. House Music's first PR professional Kevin "Mega" McFall guides the conversation Fall 2019. A must listen if you love house music!! The mix was superhot..check out our SoundCloud page to find the unedited content.

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