SFDPS

DJ Thode - Live at The Ice Palace in New York. Recorded August 29, 1977.

Welcome to SFDPS (San Francisco Disco Preservation Society) We are dedicated to preserving anything related to the 70s' San Francisco disco scene, and into the early 80's HI-NRG scene (which we consider disco under another name) The S.F. DJs, music producers, record labels, and clubs that set the standard! We have a ton of disco DJ reel to reels that we will be digitizing and sharing with the world! Join us on our Facebook page! (click the fackbook logo below) Also, be sure to follow our other HearThis page....eightiesDJarchives. That page focuses on 80's DJ mixtapes that are Pop, Rock, New Wave, Funk, Soul and R&B. hearthis.at/wvr3zbtv

We're still doing research on what these "Tapes Unlimited" tapes are exactly. They might have been tapes made for bars to play for background music. There are no dates on the tapes, but judging by the disco music on them, We'd say they are from 1979.

Welcome to SFDPS (San Francisco Disco Preservation Society) We are dedicated to preserving anything related to the 70s' San Francisco disco scene, and into the early 80's HI-NRG scene (which we consider disco under another name) The S.F. DJs, music producers, record labels, and clubs that set the standard! We have a ton of disco DJ reel to reels that we will be digitizing and sharing with the world! Join us on our Facebook page! (click the fackbook logo below) Also, be sure to follow our other HearThis page....eightiesDJarchives. That page focuses on 80's DJ mixtapes that are Pop, Rock, New Wave, Funk, Soul and R&B. hearthis.at/wvr3zbtv

Recorded live at The Saint (NY)

This was sent to us by DJ Paul Goodyear. Unfortunately this mix is only 47 mins. long. A little taste of the Red Party at The Trocadero Transfer!

This is a demo cassette that was submitted to Hot Tracks Remix Service in the 80's, for release consideration. This mix was made by Aron Siegel and Randy Dethman. It was never released until now.

*This mix contains explicit gay male talking. If you are easily offended, or a prude, don't listen to it!

This looks to be a demo tape that DJ Rick Trayler made for the Gangway bar in San Francisco. It's not disco, but would be the type of music that you would hear at the Gangway back in 1979.

This looks to be a demo tape that DJ Rick Trayler made for the Gangway bar in San Francisco. It's not disco, but would be the type of music that you would hear at the Gangway back in 1979.

Shaun passed away having touched the hearts and minds of thousands of the world’s most creative and influential hearts and minds through his music in the early 80s. There was never anything like dancing to Shaun’s early morning beats. The Saint’s dome was staggering. It took thousands of dancers into a new dimension of light and sound. But when Johnny Mathis’ Begin the Beguine came on, all eyes and ears turned to Shaun who was about to begin a signature encore. Though Shaun was also known for his Sunday morning sets at Moonshadow and for playing the Pavilion on Fire Island, Shaun was determined to play the top clubs in New York, he went from making a demo cassette for a hair salon as a hobby… to getting it played in a small bar called The Break beneath his Chelsea apartment and on to the big leagues in less than a year.