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22: 88:, a volunteer newspaper journalist reporting on the event, was as bored as most of the visitors and took over the record player. He used the style common with many radio news reporters, announcing songs and audience games and giving comments. The first song he played was the chart hit 142:, is still in operation. Following the opening of the Scotch Club in late 1959, other discothèques opened throughout Aachen and in other major towns. When the first club opened in the US, there were already 17 discos in Aachen. 83:
On Monday 19 October 1959, the former restaurant The Scotch Club in Aachen, North Rhine Westphalia, re-opened as a dance hall, but the owner did not want to hire a band and used a record player instead.
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began their careers in the Scotch Club. The dress code was strict and bouncers refused entrance to men not wearing a tie, even celebrities such as television presenter
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with Lale Andersen". This style become popular, and he remained the disc-jockey, one of the earliest credited DJs, for eight years. As
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The club closed in 1992. Opposite its address in Dahmengraben 7, another old disco,
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in Germany, opening on 19 October 1959. It was closed in 1992.
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lead section
summarize
provide an accessible overview
Aachen
discothèque
Klaus Quirini
Lale Andersen
Udo Jürgens
Peter Maffay
the Rattles
Giorgio Moroder
Frank Elstner
Udo Lindenberg
Le Bistro
"Erfindung der Disco"
"The birth of disco"
"Meet Heinrich, the World's First Disc Jockey"
"Deutschlands erster Plattenprinz"
"Music: Giorgio Moroder on making his live debut at the age of 78"
""Wir lassen Wasser in den Saal": Wie DJ Heinrich die Disco erfand"
Aachener Zeitung
50°46′33″N 6°05′17″E / 50.7758°N 6.08816°E / 50.7758; 6.08816
Categories
Dance venues
Nightclubs in Germany
Companies based in Aachen
History of Aachen
1959 establishments in West Germany
1992 disestablishments in Germany

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