Name: Fast Eddie - WBMX Chicago 1987 by Creme Organization in Can't Live Without My Radio!
Duration: 29 min 13 s
Description: Positively sick WBMX live mix from Fast Eddie

what's the name of this megabomb? ouuuufff!!!

This is universal languages in house music.

Just so you know, you ain't the first to ride the groove!

Can't Live Without My Radio!

My favorite Mix of all-time - from Scott Smokin' Silz... ~SJ


Scott Smokin' Silz - Hot Lunch Mix

Nice little addition to our classic mixes section courtesy of Armando Gallop, 1970-1996 
https://soundcloud.com/cremeorganization/sets/old-shit-we-dig

Armando Gallop - Wbmx Chicago 198X

Broadcast date unknown. Recorded in glorious 64kb/s CBR :)

Credit to the original artists.

Steve Silk Hurley - WBMX Friday Night Jams, Chicago [1984]

1.Lost In Music (Special 1984 Nile Rodgers Remix)
by Sister Sledge
2.Godfather Of House
by House People
3.Bring Down the Walls
by Robert Owens
4.I’ve Lost Control
by Sleezy D.
5.Destination
by Marshall Jefferson
6.Turn It
by Sweet D
7.Love Can’t Turn Around
by Farley “Jackmaster” Funk
8.Don’t You Try It
by Raww
9.It Looks Like Love
by Goody Goody
10.What Ever Turns You On
by Mario Reyes
11.Move Your Body
by Marshall Jefferson
12.Baila (Razzmatazz)
by Raz
13.You Wear It Well
by El DeBarge with DeBarge
14.Dreamin’
by Loleatta Holloway
15.Way to My Heart (Chicago House Mix)
by Matt Warren
16.Love Can’t Turn Around
by Farley “Jackmaster” Funk
17.Only the Strong Survive (edit)
by Billy Paul
18.Take It Higher
by Sterling Void
19.You Can’t Hide
by Frankie Knuckles
20.Hypnotic Tango (87 Powerhouse Mix)
by My Mine
21.Lady Bug (Remix)
by Bumblebee Unlimited
22.Dub It
by Master C & J
23.Baby I’m Scared
of You
by Womack and Womack
24.We Got the Funk
by Positive Force
25.Godfather of House
by House People
26.Ma Foom Bey (Special ZZB Version/Rhythm Version)
by Cultural Vibe
27.No Way Back
by Adonis
28.Give Your Self to Me
by The Rude Boy Farley Keith
29.Celebrate (Pt. II)
by Subject
30.Let No Man Put Asunder (Edit Of Disco Madness Remix)
by First Choice
31.Need Somebody New
by Jamaica Girls
32.I Can’t Turn Around
by J.M. Silk
33.Let No Man Put Asunder (Acapella)
by First Choice

Frankie Knuckles @ WBMX 102.7 FM Hotmix Chicago, USA  1986

The grand daddy of this thing, from back when the phrase train wrecking still related to trains.

Ron Hardy at the Music Box 1985 - Part 1

Frankie Knuckles 102.7 WBMX Oak Park Chicago 1986

The Hot Mix 5 are an American DJ team originating from Chicago, Illinois, who were chosen by WBMX Program Director, Lee Michaels in 1981. The founding members were Farley "Funkin" Keith (later known as Farley "Jackmaster" Funk), Mickey "Mixin" Oliver, Scott "Smokin" Silz, Ralphi Rosario and Kenny "Jammin" Jason. In 1982, Scott Silz was asked to leave the group and was replaced by Julian "Jumpin" Perez in 1984, as the winner of a HMF sponsored DJ Battle. Another DJ, Jeff Davis, was supposed to be a sixth member, but Silz mentioned in an interview that he never showed up, leaving just the five members.[1]

Created to act as the resident DJs on Chicago FM radio station (now defunct) WBMX's Saturday Night Live Ain't No Jive mix show hosted by Armando Rivera, the members quickly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with. Soon Friday Night Jams, Mini Mixes and specially edited remixes were added. The Chicago house music scene exploded as the Hot Mix 5 show and WBMX became the #1 Radio show in Chicago, by airing a new sound called House Music that was presented by their unique style of turntablism. Mickey Oliver became known by his editing and Turntable skills, and Farley, Ralphi and Kenny each had their own incredible unique styles. Soon the Hot Mix 5 Radio show became known all over the world as their mixes were recorded on cassette tapes and sent across America and aboard. Their Turntable skills together with this new genre broke about every Chicago House Music Record and many Italo Disco track, as Million of listeners in Chicago waited for their weekly mixes. Together, the've became legends as their mixes are still being sold today on the likes of Ebay and other outlets. Many of the Top Djs in the world have recognized the Hot Mix 5 as their mentors, as to setting the bar of what a DJ can be.

The City of Chicago, Illinois recognized the Hot Mix 5 members contribution to the creation of the house music genre and honored them by presenting each member with an individual street named after them and in addition a street named after them as a whole called "Hot Mix 5 Way", which is located in downtown Chicago on the corner of Michigan Avenue and Balbo Drive. 

Today, The Hot Mix 5 members continue to perform globally individually and sometimes as a team. 
Mickey has had a TV show called Intensi-T, a live stage show at the Planet Hollywood complex on the Las Vegas Strip, and mentioned as a Grammy semi finalist in 2012. Ralphi was a Grammy finalist in 2013 and has produced recordings for many Major recording artists with countless charting hits. Farley has continued his legendary DJ career by performing all over the world to huge crowds. Kenny's Addicted to Radio station has been nominated as one of America's top Radio stations.

HOT MIX 5 - MICKEY 'MIXIN' OLIVER ' - WBMX - CHICAGO - 1985

80's & some 90's  WBMX / Zeta / Capricorn / Renegades / 49ers / Twin Hype / The Flirts /  Kano / Pineapples many more   check my followers for similiar stuff

Old school mix-80's italo,HI-NRG,Chicago House,etc.

Ralphie Rosario WBMX Mix - 1984

Frankie "Hollywood" Rodriquez WBMX Mix - 1986

1988 - Farley Jackmaster Funk - WBMX

Positively sick WBMX live mix from Fast Eddie

Fast Eddie - WBMX Chicago 1987

And a fine ol' Farley JMF mixed found on an old hard drive.. I bet my left shoe it's from somewhere deep in the Deephouse Pages, but oh well, the gospel just needs to be spread.

Farley Jackmaster Funk - WBMX Chicago 1987

An essential piece of DJ History here! Starting in the early 1980s, Mills, using the name "The Wizard", was a recurring guest DJ on "The Electrifying Mojo" radio show on WJLB in Detroit. He performed DJ tricks like beat juggling and scratching during his sets (some of which were pre-recorded).

Recorded by a guy called Needlz way back when in 7 parts, more of which will follow.

The Wizard Mixes (Jeff Mills) - WJLB Detroit, 1986 to 1989 Parts 1 & 2

Its men'al! Epic transmissionz from Cyber Space, which was then ruled by Neuromancers and dudes with lawnmowers whizzing around at 14400 bps.

Future Sound Of London - Essential Mix April 12, 1993

Wicked oldschool UK Proto Rave vibes from Houz Pioneer Colin Faver.

Colin Faver - Kiss FM London 1991

World of MuSiC!

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