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Good choices, the last two are two of my all time faves.
Now here's my burnt offering: Classic track, I always find it uplifting:
Pulsating killer cut from a hugely underrated ensemble (amazing moment at 3.30 in...):
RFA
"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."
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The Frankie Friday Music Thread.....RIP on 12:49 - Apr 4 with 9888 views
Allow me, if you will, a further piece of personnel indulgence........ Love this Dub Mix
And when the original cover was done I loved it. Those cheeky Sheffield scamps. As a teen I did have a more than passing interest in Moira Lambert who is the doris in the video and singer.
Was it really that many years ago that I had hair, an Express Yourself long sleeve baggy t-shirt (ripped off Express Dairy logo), baggy jeans and a pair of wallabies on?
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Cherish and enjoy life.... this ain't no dress rehearsal
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The Frankie Friday Music Thread.....RIP on 12:58 - Apr 4 with 9788 views
Dont know whether this is cool or the right mix or whatever but I remember being in the place and it propper kicked ..Went on for ages I might be wrong but I'm sure he mixed in a bit of We are Family and The greatest dancer.. I was doing 'The Bump' with a bunch of good old Northern lasses down to the smoke..
I used to love Blaze. Their first album was called 25 years later and was a tribute to Motown. I only ever owned it on cassette until a couple of years ago when I picked up the CD version on ebay.
Worth checking out for any lovers of Deep House.
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The Frankie Friday Music Thread.....RIP on 13:22 - Apr 4 with 9766 views
However, although I posted it on the other thread it needs to be on here as I think it is one of his best. This was the man himself under an alias.- Timeless.
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The Frankie Friday Music Thread.....RIP on 13:40 - Apr 4 with 9753 views
worth putting up again..got that summer anthem feel like stardusts 'music sounds better with you'.,armand van heldon 'you dont know me' and to a lesser extent daft punks 'get lucky'..
hope it charts you never know..
Frankie Knuckles wrote: ... I didn't really realize what kind of void I left in house music when I stopped producing and remixing. In the late '90s when hard house, trance and techno took over, I was no longer inspired to make music. So I took my act on the road and thought that I would stay there until things got better. No one seemed interested in what I was doing as a producer. (Or so I thought.) The further I got away from production, though, the more my health spiralled out of control. And, at that moment, Hercules & The Love Affair asked me to remix "Blind." They wanted "that classic Frankie Knuckles/DefMix" sound. I thought they must be kidding. No one was really playing anything remotely DefMix sounding. I passed on the remix, but they remained diligent. "I had to mix it" according to them. Then I took ill and thought, "OK, here's a way out." But the group said they'd wait until I was well. I didn't know how long that would be. As soon as I got better and was ready to return to the road, they asked me again if I would remix it. At this point, they had waited six months, I had to do it. I pulled Eric Kupper in on programming, knocked out the mix and moved on. I was in Greece on tour when the record had been released. I didn't even know it was out there, but everyone was asking for it. I was blown away. Long story short, I have Hercules & The Love Affair to thank for getting me back to my first love. Correction, not my first love, my real love.
" I guess in four or five years, the new generation's music will be .. electronics, tapes. I can kind of envision .. maybe one person .. with a lot of machines, tapes, and electronics setups, singin or speaking .. and using machines " James Douglas Morrison | 1969
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The Frankie Friday Music Thread.....RIP on 14:44 - Apr 4 with 9728 views
its all gone a bit quiet the last hour or so with the tunes us old has beens may have peaked a little early !!!
anyway something to chill to until the next rush !!!
And Bowles is onside, Swinburne has come rushing out of his goal , what can Bowles do here , onto the left foot no, on to the right foot
That’s there that’s two, and that’s Bowles
Brian Moore
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The Frankie Friday Music Thread.....RIP on 14:56 - Apr 4 with 9710 views
Frankie was famous when he was younger for mixing up all sorts of different styles, and that spirit was alive & well in the summer of 88 in London - it wasn't all acid squelches and uplifting vocals - you could still hear tracks like these in peak time in the main room:
Remember Nicky Holloway giving a drunken speech at Trip trying to justify why he played this - he needn't have bothered it took the roof off. The Woodentops were classic shoe-gazing mid 80s indie til main man Rolo discovered house
As I lived in Brixton that summer, I alternated between Trip and Planet Love at The Fridge on Sats (Mark Moore & Ian B) - this was played there weekly long before the William Hill ad ;) - of course the sirens helped
Meanwhile this was a staple at Spectrum - least it was at a couple of the early ones I went to - then Oakenfold sold out IMHO - as the queue got longer every week, loads of music industry nerds were swanning in on the guest list, leaving some of us who'd been there when it was half empty stuck outside...but I'll still never forget hearing this down there:
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