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20 Choice Edits & Reworks 2019

By on January 10, 2020 in Remixes / Edits

Revox

Now in its 8th year, 20 Choice Edits & Reworks is a personal selection, based on new interpretations of tracks I’ve been playing during the previous 12 months. These don’t include official remixes of older tracks (for example, Joey Negro’s excellent update of ‘Can’t Live Without Your Love’ by Tamiko Jones this year), reflecting the more underground nature of the edits scene, where DJs share their work either digitally or via limited vinyl pressings. The full selection is available to stream via SoundCloud: Continue Reading →

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Life Begins At 40 – DJ Derek Kaye Man And Boy

By on November 29, 2013 in DJ / Club Culture, Merseyside, The Eighties, The Nineties, The Seventies

40 years ago, you could go into a club and have no idea where the DJ was, let alone who they were. Often set out of the way in some dark corner, the DJ booth was generally crude and cramped, whilst the sound system reflected this lack of attention to what most people nowadays agree is the most important aspect of all when it comes to a club space – how the music sounds, and the way in which it’s presented.

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Living To Music – Rufus Featuring Chaka Khan ‘Rufusized’

By on November 27, 2012 in Black Culture, CD’s / Digital, Hear, Living To Music, Records, The Eighties, The Seventies, Video

 

ARTIST: RUFUS FEATURING CHAKA KHAN

ALBUM: RUFUSIZED

LABEL: ABC

YEAR: 1974

This Sunday (December 2nd) at 9pm, you’re invited to share a listening session with some likeminded souls, wherever you might be. This can be experienced either alone or communally, and you don’t need to leave the comfort of your own home to participate. If it’s not possible to make the allotted time, hopefully you can join in at your convenience at some point during the following weeks. See update here:
https://blog.gregwilson.co.uk/2012/07/living-to-music-update-july-2012/

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Turntable Edits

By on February 11, 2011 in DJ / Club Culture, Hear, Manchester, Radio, Records, Remixes / Edits, Tape, The Eighties

I’ve just uploaded three previously unavailable ‘turntable edits’ (as I called them at the time), which can now be streamed at my MixCloud page. Back when I did them in 1984, their original purpose was to help me in my forlorn quest to make a breakthrough into remixing, but they were also played on Manchester’s Piccadilly Radio during Timmy Mallett’s award winning ‘Timmy On The Tranny’ shows, which hit the bullseye with the teenage audience they were aimed at.

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