Club night · 23 songs

A night at Studio 54 sounded like this

Most of these are on A Night at Studio 54 (Casablanca, 1979), the double album made with the club's owners and mixed by its DJs Roy Thode and Marc Paul Simon from records played at the club. The rest come from Brooklyn Museum curator Matthew Yakobosky's list of songs heard in Studio 54 DJ sets between 1977 and 1980, and Devil's Gun, reported as the first record played on opening night. Not one exact night.

  1. 1
    Devil's Gun · C.J. & Co. (1977)

    Reported as the first record played on opening night, 26 April 1977

  2. 2
    Le Freak · Chic (1978)
  3. 3
    Let's All Chant · Michael Zager Band (1977)
  4. 4
    Y.M.C.A. · Village People (1978)
  5. 5
  6. 6
    Take Me Home · Cher (1979)
  7. 7
    I Love the Nightlife · Alicia Bridges (1978)
  8. 8
    Last Dance · Donna Summer (1978)
  9. 9
    Got to Be Real · Cheryl Lynn (1978)
  10. 10
    I Got My Mind Made Up · Instant Funk (1979)

In the episodes

43 mentions across all episodes - S1E1 2 · S1E2 9 · S1E3 1 · S1E7 4 · S2E3 2 · S3E1 4 · S3E6 5 · S5E4 2 · S6E1 1 · S6E3 13

  • S6E1 · James St. James · 1 mention in this episode

    Legendary NYC club (in the Liza Minnelli comparison)

    FashionByword for disco-era glamour and dressing up

  • S1E1 · Dianne Brill · 2 mentions in this episode

    Her dream before New York; 'on the way out' when she arrived

    FashionDisco-era glamour

  • S1E2 · Michael Musto · 9 mentions in this episode

    Where Musto interviewed Steve Rubell on his first assignment

    FashionDisco-era fashion crowd

  • S1E3 · Lisa Edelstein · 1 mention in this episode

    One of Howie Montag's doors

  • S2E3 · Susanne Bartsch · 2 mentions in this episode

    James compares Le Sept to it

  • S3E1 · Patricia Field · 4 mentions in this episode

    Her go-to club; she says she once brought a homeless man in with her

    FashionDisco-era fashion crowd

  • S3E6 · Eric Goode · 5 mentions in this episode

    Eric made outfits to get in; later worked there

    FashionDisco-era fashion crowd

  • S1E7 · Rudolf Piper · 4 mentions in this episode

    One of the clubs Rudolf worked at between the two Danceterias

  • S6E3 · Chi Chi Valenti & Johnny Dynell · 13 mentions in this episode

    The couple hated it; Chi Chi went twice, yet appears in books of Studio photos. Johnny says its crowd later came down to the Mudd Club

    FashionNight Porter look at the Lagerfeld party (see Mood)

  • S5E4 · Nick Egan · 2 mentions in this episode

    Bow Wow Wow played one of its last events, as Nick recalls, and he designed the giveaway records

On the scene timeline

  1. 26 April 1977 · 254 West 54th Street

    Studio 54 opens

    Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager turn a West 54th Street theatre into the most photographed door in the world.

  2. October 1978 · 77 White Street

    The Mudd Club opens downtown

    Steve Mass's Tribeca answer to Studio 54: art-damaged, cheap and open late. Basquiat is in the crowd, Klaus Nomi is on the stage.

  3. 1970s · Studio 54

    Nikki Haskell: Regular at Studio 54

    Socialite, TV host and Studio 54 regular. (Night Fever guest, Season 2, Episode 4.)

  4. 1980s · Studio 54

    Nikki Haskell: Hosts The Nikki Haskell Show on TV

    Socialite, TV host and Studio 54 regular. (Night Fever guest, Season 2, Episode 4.)

  5. 1970s · Studio 54

    Dustin Pittman: Photographs Studio 54 and the downtown scene

    Photographer of Studio 54 and 1970s nightlife. (Night Fever guest, Season 4, Episode 5.)

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Pops up in the guests' stories

In the same rooms (aka the gang)