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What had begun as an extravagant ballroom where Jersey鈥檚 elite gathered to dance and quaff champagne, had evolved into the premier venue for live music and cabaret by the 1970s.

However, something radically different was waiting in the wings. Dance music in the UK was about to make the unlikely leap from the underground fringe in to the mainstream.聽

The tabloids had found their latest b锚te noir and damning headlines accompanied pictures of weekend ravers on a seemingly daily basis.

It wasn鈥檛 long before the scene reached Jersey and found its spiritual home at the Inn on the Park.

Warren Le Sueur was resident DJ at the now gone venue and remembers it as being slightly surreal.

鈥淚t was still a stunning venue. It was this big ornate ballroom, very different to what I was used to in Liverpool,鈥� he said.

鈥淎ny aspiring DJ in Jersey at the time was just so desperate to play the main room at Inn on the Park.鈥�