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1. High Energy - The Revival Of Disco [2019]

2. Sylvester (James Jr.) Love Me Like You Should (2020)

3. Patrick Cowley & Theresa McGinley [2020]

4. Divine (Harris Glenn Milstead) - I Am Divine [2013]

5. Divine - True Hollywood Story Documentary

6. The Story Behind The Flirts [2024]

7. High Energy - All The Classics Of The Era (UK)

8. Pete Burns (Dead Or Alive)

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Info: Story about how Disco music fade away at the end of 70's and how High Energy music was created!

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Info: Created by filmmaker Lauren Tabak and writer Barry Walters, "Love Me Like You Should: The Brave and Bold Sylvester" follows the journey of the "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)" and "Dance (Disco Heat)" singer from a Los Angeles choir boy to an international disco hit-maker. The 15-minute doc also features archival footage, as well as rare performance clips and interviews with Pose’s Billy Porter, The Weather Girls member Martha Wash, Sylvester’s sister Bernadette Baldwin, biographer Josh Gamson, songwriter James Wirrick, and more. Sylvester died in 1988 of an AIDS-related illness at 42, but his legacy, however, continues to live on through his music.

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Info: Luke Fowler’s work has long asked how we come to know someone in their absence. He has explored this question by creating posthumous portraits of individuals through precise compositions of the things they have left behind: recorded images and sounds, papers and notes, artwork, the spaces through which they moved, and the testimonies of friends who remain among the living. Patrick evokes the life of its eponymous music producer [Patrick Cowley] by all these means, taking in the postindustrial charms of San Francisco’s now-gentrified South of Market district, once famous for its dance clubs and leather bars, as if searching for Cowley’s still-lingering energy...

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Info: I AM DIVINE is a definitive biographical portrait of Harris Glenn Milstead, a.k.a. Divine, and honors him in just the way he always craved — as a serious artist and immortal star. Divine's entire story is told, from his early days as a misfit youth in Baltimore through his rise to infamy as a cult superstar. Like the characters he portrayed in numerous films, Divine was the ultimate outsider.
He transformed himself from a bullied schoolyard fat kid to a larger-than-life personality and underdog royalty as his alter-ego Divine. Divine stood up for millions of gay men and women, female impersonators, punk rockers, the ample figured, and countless other socially ostracized people. With a completely committed in-your-face style, he blurred the line between performer and personality and revolutionized pop culture. As outrageous and fun as its subject, I AM DIVINE combines movie clips, rare home movies and photos, television appearances and live performance footage with brand new interviews with John Waters, Ricki Lake, Mink Stole, Tab Hunter, Holly Woodlawn, Michael Musto, Bruce Vilanch, mother Frances Milstead (who provided her final interview just months before she passed away), and many more of Divine's family, friends, colleagues, and devotees.

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Info: Harris Glen Milstead, a portly Baltimore actor, developed the drag persona of "Divine" and starred in several low-budget films directed by his friend John Waters. He became a cult figure with his over-the-top roles in such Waters productions as "Pink Flamingos" and "Hairspray," but his life was cut short at the age of 42 due to a heart attack.

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Info: In this video you can see a full story about group The Flirts.

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Info: People are talking about High Energy music in UK. It's about producer Ian Levine and Shack Records.

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Info: Pete Burns talks about his life and music..