Love Saves the Day
Book • 2004
Tim Lawrence's 'Love Saves the Day' explores the American dance music culture from 1970 to 1979, detailing the evolution of disco and its cultural impact.
The book traces the development of disco from underground parties to mainstream commercial success, examining the intertwined relationships between various venues and personalities.
It emphasizes the tenacious ability of the underground scene to thrive despite challenges and changes throughout the 1970s.
Lawrence provides a comprehensive account of the cultural, social, and musical forces that shaped the dance music landscape during this pivotal decade.
The book highlights the importance of inclusivity, creativity, and the search for meaning in a post-industrial setting.
The book traces the development of disco from underground parties to mainstream commercial success, examining the intertwined relationships between various venues and personalities.
It emphasizes the tenacious ability of the underground scene to thrive despite challenges and changes throughout the 1970s.
Lawrence provides a comprehensive account of the cultural, social, and musical forces that shaped the dance music landscape during this pivotal decade.
The book highlights the importance of inclusivity, creativity, and the search for meaning in a post-industrial setting.
