The Sound of the Stonewall Uprising | Honey Dijon Curates the Stonewall Jukebox

The Sound of the Stonewall Uprising | Honey Dijon Curates the Stonewall Jukebox | Amazon Music

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DJ and Producer Honey Dijon curates a new jukebox exhibit at the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center, the site of the birthplace of the LGBTQ+ liberation movement in America.
To commemorate the opening of the Visitor Center, Honey Dijon has curated a recreation of the Stonewall jukebox from 1969. Honey selected songs that capture the rebellious spirit and collective joy of the Stonewall activists. Her thoughtfully selected tracks reflect life for LGBTQ+ people in 1969, and touch on themes of love, joy, and rebellion. She explains her approach to the project in this film.
You can listen to the full tracklist on the REDISCOVER Stonewall Playlist, check out Honey's curation notes on the REDISCOVER Stonewall Track by Track, or listen to Honey's own music on Amazon Music: amzn.to/SNMVC
Director - Sian-Pierre Regis
Editor - Andrew Morrow
Archival Producer - Brydie O’Connor
Executive Producer - John Farrey
Producer - Jack Gillard Rayer
Music Researcher - Chris Cruse
Director of Photography - Michael DiGioia
Producer - Luke Sullivan
Producer - Kerri Lasako
1st AC - Tristen Gutierez
2nd AC - Louis Cacchione
Gaffer - Michael Langenberger
Sound Mixer - Henry French
Production Assistant - Jake Routh
Audio Mix - Christo Arsenio
Color Correction - Ryan Urzi
Founder, Pride Live - Diana Rodriguez
Archival Credits:
Love Tapes Collective, Getty Images, New York Public Library, Pond 5, and Kino Library.
Special thank you to A1 Records, ABCKO Records, Sony Music, Mark Harrington, and David France.
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@Cowclub.877 24 күн бұрын

I love this video. I wish it was longer though because like they filmed it so well. Like I would wanna know some more history about Stonewall and like how it originated who started to let them back so they could have their parties and everything like this video is just a beautiful concept. I love it. We need more of these videos.😊

@Cowclub.877 24 күн бұрын

I love this video because I love records. I love those heart touching songs. I like the songs that were rebelling against what everybody else thinks this video just shows you you can be your true self without anybody else judging you you have a whole group of thousands of people just maybe just like you or maybe not but it’s OK to be what you are or who you are in your own way you’re a beautiful person😊

@user-kh7ey9hb8d Ай бұрын

THANK YOU HONEY....THIS WAS SO COOL TO SEE ALL THAT VINTAGE FOOTAGE TO SEE ALL THOSE COUPLES UNAPOLGETICALLY IN LOVE IN THE OPEN IN NEW YORK IN THE 60'S❤❤❤❤ CRIED A LITTLE BIT WATCHING THIS.

@micahbrgg Ай бұрын

❤

@Shewhospeakesinverse Ай бұрын

Legend🎉

@noel3422 Ай бұрын

Just my opinion, love itself is actually just a chemical reaction to the act of species propagation, some species show deeper bonds and some show no bonds, lower species show zero bonds and higher species show greater bonds for shorter amounts of time, humans can be anywhere in between, there are no constants since humans are complex animals with individual goals, the amount of beautiful love is far out stripped by personal individualism within these bonds, the history of early nations lends more credibility to this as does the 60's summer of communal love, which added more need for foster homes.