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Boys own JBO

DJ and producer, Terry Farley heads back to the 'second summer of love' and celebrates some of the biggest Acid House tracks, 25 years on.

Along with Andrew Weatherall, the duo started the now notorious Boy's Own fanzine in 1986, which commented on the slang, the parties, the tunes and the humour of the acid house days, and which also lead to the creation of the label Junior Boys Own. This imprint specialised in dance music and put out records by Orbital and Dig Your Own Hole by The Chemical Brothers, which celebrates 15 years this year.

Terry began making productions with Andy Weatherall, Hugo Nicholson and Pete Heller under the name Bocca Juniors. He later teamed up with Pete Heller and has gone on to re-mix many of the world's leading artists and singers: everyone from U2 to New Order; to the Happy Mondays and Primal Scream at the height of Balearica. He has also produced Kylie Minogue, The Farm and M People.



Terry Farley 25 years of acid house - 6 music BBC

House then and now with a true stalwart of UK dance music.

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Aretha Franklin - Rock Steady (Disco Tech Re-Krivit Edit)

WE ARE SKINT...

This week is a very special edition of the #WeAreSkint series, with house maestros X-press 2 taking to the controls. Having been a solid part of Skint since the early 00's and been on the house circuit for over 20 years now, these guys are without a shadow of a doubt an essential part of UK house history. Take your time to dive into this sensational mix as we also celebrate their latest body of work, MMXV, which is out now.

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We Are Skint Presents... X-Press 2

At the end of last year, London Acid House legend Terry Farley swung by the Brownswood Basement for a chat with Gilles, discussing his 'Acid' compilation series, which dig deep into Chicago house and deep house from the mid to late 1980s.  

Terry also discusses his role in the seminal club night, Shoom, the Boy's Own fanzine he ran with Andrew Weatherall, and the Junior Boy's Own label which birthed Chemical Brothers, Underworld, and many more. 

Plus, Terry discusses London in the 1970s and 80s, his stance on the Punk movement, the role of ecstasy in the emergence of club culture,  the role of the internet in today's scene, and many other theories! 

You can download the podcast over at http://www.gillespetersonworldwide.com/terry-farley-in-conversation/

Terry Farley In Conversation

Junior Boys Own Terry Farley rocking le discotek

Terry farley - reverb's 2nd birthday @ the bulls head - moseley

AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted

The Nigga Ya Love To Hate

Groovin' You (Expanded Edition)

Groovin' You

Diana Ross Presents The Jackson 5

I Want You Back

The Edgar Winter Album (Expanded Edition)

Above And Beyond

Hey Now Hey (The Other Side Of The Sky)

So Swell When You're Well

Supernatural Thing

Supernatural Thing, Pt. 1

ULTRASONIC LOVE WAVES

Release info:

Artist: L'Equipe du Son 
Title: Ultrasonic Love Waves
Genre: Electronic
Media: Digital
Release date: 2016-may-10
Art. Nr.: SIL071

Tracklist:
1. Virgin Girl
2. Night Drive
3. Confessions
4. Trebuchet
5. Something in Your Head
6. This Is The Night
7. Familiar Stranger
8. First Base
9. Love Scene Number 2
10. Dark City
11. Mightnight In Space
12. Legend Of The Space Bronco
13. The Planet Destroyer
14. Can’t Hide The Feeling
15. Your Heartbeat
16. Battle For Akir
17. Good Vibes


12. L'Equipe Du Son - Legend Of The Space Bronco (album Version)

The Mountain Will Fall

Nobody Speak (feat. Run The Jewels)

The Sunshine Band - Black Water Gold 
Simple DJ Edit By Petko Turner
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The seeds of KC & The Sunshine Band were planted when two South Florida boys, Harry Wayne Casey and Richard Finch met while working at the attic studio of T.K. Records, above the warehouse of Tones Distributors. Rick had worked his way up to assisting producers, while Harry's duties included processing returns and boxing up records, and sometimes playing keyboards in recording sessions.

It was Casey’s idea for him and Finch to pool their skills. "Everybody else had a team together already", says Rick. "He found out I played bass and drums, and I found out he played keyboards, and when the studio was empty in the evenings, we would go up there and find out what kind of music would happen. A lot of people would throw tape away because they couldn’t figure out how to make the machine erase properly, Rick recalls. It was expensive, so I would take it out of the trash can, wind it up on the reel, clean it up, and use that for recording".

Not only were the boys thrifty, but, thanks to the sessions they had already played in the studio, they were also fast. It didn’t take much experimenting for the two to get their own eclectic sound together. KC & The Sunshine Band released two singles from their first album, "Do It Good" and hit the R&B charts when "Blow Your Whistle" went to #27 in the fall of ’73 and "Sound Your Funky Horn" made it to #21 in early ’74.

The first real sign that the Casey/Finch sound was really clicking came in September of 1974, when "Queen Of Clubs" reached the U.K. Top 10, and the Sunshine Band was in demand for live gigs all around the country. This was good news, of course. But the best news was yet to come courtesy of one George McCrae and a song he wrote called "Rock Your Baby".

As studio musicians, Casey and Finch recorded the rhythm track in just 45 minutes, with just one additional player, Jerome Smith, on guitar. Company brass, Henry Stone and Steve Alaimo felt the song had potential and offered it to Gwen McCrae, who passed on it. Then, George McCrae, who happened into the studio, heard the instrumental and in a mere two takes, put down his own vocals. The song was released, and George McCrae had a number one hit on his hands. 



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The Sunshine Band - Black Water Gold (Petko Turner Edit) Funk Monster

Phantom (Redux)

Take Me I'm Yours

Electric Lines

Home

ESG - Dance (Tom Flynn Edit)

Lake Zurich

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Ralph Lawson & Tristan Da Cunha present a selection of highly sought after rare classics from the legendary back to basics club. The album is packed full of bona fide basics dance floor bombs from the clubs 25 year history, lovingly re-mastered from original DAT tapes and recordings. Compiled as a labour of love over two years the renowned resident DJs left no stone unturned in tracking down the music from source with many titles long lost in record company vaults and archives. The compilation includes Chicago acid house, New York groovers and early morning gems that helped define the back to basics sound. The record is completed with artwork from the godfather of punk design – Jamie Reid.

Black Science Orchestra - New Jersey Deep (Lost In Time Edit)- Snippet

I Want You

Don't Stop Your Love (Special Extended Version)

David Bendeth - Feel The Real

Started Right

Started Right (Joe Goddard Disco Remix)

@theojays - For the love of Money

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The O' Jays - For the love of Money

Enjoy this deep house re-edit of an absolutely hypnotic tune by Maze featuring Frankie Beverly. Tell me what you think about this one!



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Black Science Orchestra - New Jersey Deep (Lost In Time Edit)- Snippet

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