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jeanrobie 45 Reviews 861 reads
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You can get a lap dance in a lot of places in the city, for instance Flashdancers.  But none of them offer the same level of unbridled naughtiness that you could find at the Harmony.

Posted By: jmw8652
that sounds right. any current day replacements? there must be some lap dancing "joints" around. thank you.

jeanrobie1503 reads

Do any of the old-timers (I include myself in the category) here recall exactly what year the Harmony opened on 48th Street?  Was it '78 or earlier?

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patti466 reads

I was there in the early 80's but I am pretty sure it was open for a while by then. Whatever happened to it? Do you know? Had some great times there.

Posted By: jeanrobie
Do any of the old-timers (I include myself in the category) here recall exactly what year the Harmony opened on 48th Street?  Was it '78 or earlier?

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jeanrobie713 reads

The 48th Street location closed in '87.  Afterward, for awhile, it was in a loft on East 17th.  Then there were two:  W. 22nd Street and the flagship on Church Street.  When Mayor Guiliani launched his war on strip clubs, the first one he went after was the Harmony.  It closed permanently in the late 90s.

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jmw8652321 reads

that sounds right. any current day replacements? there must be some lap dancing "joints" around. thank you.

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jeanrobie862 reads

You can get a lap dance in a lot of places in the city, for instance Flashdancers.  But none of them offer the same level of unbridled naughtiness that you could find at the Harmony.

Posted By: jmw8652
that sounds right. any current day replacements? there must be some lap dancing "joints" around. thank you.

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impposter584 reads

I never knew the place at 48th, just 22nd and SoHo. It was GREAT!

Bring back the Harmony!

Sic transit gloria mundi. :-(

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jaysplate659 reads

It was earlier than 1978.
I was a grad student at NYU & used to walk by the Harmony while walking to Colony
for sheet music, etc.
I stopped in & had dances with Sue Nero, Susaye London, Lisa Be, Carol, Sandy, Roxanne,
Jocelyn, Margo, Michelle, etc Hung out a little across the stree at Bernards.
Then went to the other downtown places till they closed & met many other terrific ladies
(& we all remember how not terrific the bathrooms were!)

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jk48st349 reads

It was the Melody before becoming the Harmony. I lived across the street from 78-83
There is a facebook page for the Harmony

Related Link: Harmony Burleque facebook page

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