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Redds & The Boys Movin and Groovin

Punk the Capital, DC Punk/Hardcore Doc Published on Oct 20, 2014 Punk the Capital, Straight from Washington D.C. (circa 1976-1985) This documentary film project began in 2000 and while its co-directors have completed many other feature works in the meantime, this is their long awaited epic collaboration. Look out for James Schneider's and Paul Bishow's film release in early 2015! THE FILM When punk swept into Washington D.C. in the late 1970s, an explosive scene emerged with uncompromising attitudes and powerful new sounds. The ideas and music which grew out of that time continue to have a profound impact, resonating around the world. This is a portrait of how such an amazing movement could grow out of such an unlikely town. Follow us on Facebook and see how the project evolves as we bring to to completion in late 2014-early 2015! www.facebook.com/punkthecapitaldocumenta­ry

DC Radio in the 80s In the early 80's it was a different time, DC was open, the mixture of influences was crazy, we had a brand new urban station in WPGC but a lot still listen to Q107, it was the 80s, black or white you remember 16 Candles, Breakfast Club and the Brat Pack, you also remember going to the Black Hole to see Essence play.

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Chocolate City In this 45 minute-long documentary film-makers Sam Wild and Ellie Walton address the issue of gentrification of Washington, DC. Through the experiences of a number of largely black residents the film explores how the city is being altered as property prices rise and local communities are forced out of the world's most famous capital.

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Kid N Play made their major label debut with some GoGo help... #ThatGoodDC