Ron Hardy - Live @ Muzic Box, Chicago 1986 (HQ Sound)

Legend and game changer Ronnie Hardy live in the Muzic Box. Recorded somewhere in 1986. Great sound quality, much better than most of the sets that are found on the interwebz. Thanks for Mixriot for hosting this file. Courtesy goes out to them! Tracklist: 01. Nightlife Unlimited: Peaches & Prunes (edit) 02. Two of China: Los Niños Del Parque (Tormenta-Mix) 03. Virgo: Free Yourself 04. Frankie Knuckles: It’s A Cold World 05. Frankie Knuckles: Baby Wants to Ride 06. Tempest Trio: Do You Like The Way It Feels 07. Hercules: 7 Ways 08. The Originals: Down To Love Town (edit) 09. Parlet: Pleasure Principle 10. Sleeque: One for the Money 11. Carl Bean: I Was Born This Way (Better Days Version) 12. Billy Paul: Only the Strong Survive (edit) 13. Loleatta Holloway: Catch Me on the Rebound (Disco Madness Remix edit) 14. Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes: Don’t Leave Me This Way 15. Loose Joints: Is It All Over My Face (Male Version/Female Version)/reversed 16. Blue Magic: Welcome to the Club (edit) 17. Teddy Pendergrass: The More I Get, The More I Want (edit) Text found at Mixriot: "Ron Hardy along with Frankie Knuckles are probably most likely responsible for the house movement explosion in the mid 80's in Chicago. Frankie got the glory with the wareHOUSE, which he lived in a loft in the upstairs. Hardy does not get his dues and that is because he died in 1992 and never did interviews but the people that were inspired from the Musicbox go like this (Chez Damier, Marshall Jefferson, Derrick May, Juan Atkins, DJ Pierre among many others). He was weird tho, because he would play reel to reel records and play weird stuff and pitch it up(hero!). Derrick May recalls him playing a stevie wonder track at +8. Anyway, for those who have no clue about real house, here is an introduction from the legend.'