Name: "MADE WITH LOVE" NYE MIX - DEC 21 - BY NANCY NOISE by Healthy Yummies
Duration: 1 h 33 min 32 s
Description: Curated by ‘Balearic Queen’ and our dear friend, Nancy Noise, is a "Made with Love" New Year's Eve mix for you!

Like puppies aren't just for Xmas, this aint just for NYE!: A mix for all seasons; beautiful balearica!

Stuart Patterson, Terry Farley and Dave Jarvis present a special birthday show with words and tracks contributed by Luke Solomon, Bruise, Leo Zero, Bill Brewster, Hilit Kolet, Severino, Femi YD Fem and Noble and Heath. 

Last tickets here https://ra.co/events/1437817

The second release on the new Faith label, Avent Garde is out now: lnk.to/FPerpetuity

Follow our playlists https://lnk.to/FaithPlaylist

Faith 014: Birthday Show with very special guests

An All Vinyl DJ Set for an All Star Legend. DJ Garth for one of his rare NYC appearance at Le Bain for our Sunday party Nouveau York back in April 2013. 

DJ Garth at Le Bain

Played this wicked little festival on Saturday, on the outskirts of Worthing, in a weird sort of castle thing that was once owned by Mary Shelley. You could feel the ghosts of Sterns in this place, though, felt like there were some Sterns veterans there, so I couldn't resist busting out the house classics for this one. One of the most fun, enjoyable shows I've done this year.

BILL BREWSTER | Live At Sunnyside Up, Castle Goring, Sat July 9th, 2022

Curated by ‘Balearic Queen’ and our dear friend, Nancy Noise, is a "Made with Love" New Year's Eve mix for you!

"MADE WITH LOVE" NYE MIX - DEC 21 - BY NANCY NOISE

DJ Spun - Better Late 5.26.23 DTLA

From latest blog post - 'Manchester Vibes In The Area':
http://www.gregwilson.co.uk/2011/10/manchester-vibes-in-the-area/

The Electric Chair, with its legendary residents, The Unabombers (Luke & Justin), ran from 1995-2008, hosting 151 ‘executions’. A who’s who of guests, from both sides of the Atlantic, appeared during this time, and it was the favourite UK night of so many DJ’s. After 13 years they decided to go out at the top, their beloved ‘dirty basement’ still packed to the rafters for the monthly sessions (the venue, the Music Box, was previously another seminal Manchester club called Rafters, which I first became aware of in the late 70’s when it was at the forefront of the North’s Jazz-Funk scene, with DJ’s John Grant and Colin Curtis at the helm). Luke & Justin now run a successful bar, Electrik, in Chorlton, Manchester, whilst still making DJ appearances – they also host the Electric Elephant Festival in Croatia once a year.

Playing for the first time at the Electric Chair, on February 26th 2005, was a big deal for me, not only because it was the leading night on the scene I was now a part of, but also because it represented a lineage of cutting-edge Manchester clubbing dating right back to the 60’s, including Legend and The Haçienda, 2 landmark clubs I had the good fortune to be personally associated with 2 decades earlier. 

So, as you can appreciate, there was a deeper sense of time and place, almost a sniff of destiny, about that night at the Electric Chair for me. I’d prepared in accordance, putting together some new edits for the occasion. I started off with a mash-up, ‘Soul Squelch’, which coupled a contemporary track, ‘Squelch’, by Manchester’s own Dubble D, a Chair regular, with the classic Rakim rap from ‘I Know You Got Soul’ (Eric B & Rakim), which harked back to my 80’s Hip Hop connections with the city – this would be pressed-up on the first Redux 12” as ‘Soul Squelch’ (by Dubble D & Rakim). 

My final track, again specially edited for the occasion, was Mr Bloe’s harmonica workout, a feelgood favourite from my younger years, 1970’s ‘Groovin’ With Mr Bloe’. This would later be become more widely known as the closing cut on my first ‘Credit To The Edit’ compilation, which was issued the following August. 

The recording features an additional ‘one for the road’ track, which was an extended edit I did of ‘The Word’ by The Beatles. Luke and Justin always played the last spot, but they got me to come up at the end of the night to spin a final tune, and this is what I went with. Also, the recording is presented here for the first time as a whole 2 hour mix. It was originally split into 2 CD length halves, hence the fade out you’ll hear on ‘WFL’ by the Happy Mondays at the end of what was Disc 1.
  
Prior to my initial Reels Of Steel at Band On The Wall, Stretch Disco, who were hosting the night, put a YouTube piece online, where I was interviewed about my career defining ‘Manchester Moments’ - Legend and The Haçienda first time around, and Music Is Better and the Electric Chair more recently. Here’s what I said about my Chair debut:

“I knew about the Electric Chair beforehand, and I’d recognised it as the leading night on the scene, not just in Manchester but nationally. I think Electric Chair is one of these nights that, now, I don’t think people give full credit to - it will need a separation of time, give it 10 years and people will talk about the Electric Chair in real hallowed terms because, you know, the amount of nights up and down the country that I’ve done since that have said that they got their inspiration from the Electric Chair. It was just such a great night! 

What they were doing was mixing all the different styles together and I think that reconnected to the original spirit that went back to my time (at Legend). I can remember when I first went in there, listening to some of the tracks that were being played - I knew that Justin (Unabomber) had come from an Indie side, he was in a band called The New Fast Automatic Daffodils, and I was aware of this, but I didn’t know much about Luke at the time. I thought there’s a connection back to the black scene here, but I couldn’t quite work out what it was, and then I realised what it was, it was that Luke was from Sheffield and he’d been schooled at a night called Jive Turkey, which Winston (Hazel) and Parrot were the DJs at. Now they were kids on the scene who used to come to the All-Dayers that I used to do - no doubt that they came to Legend and stuff. So it’s all within that side of things, and he (Luke) made his connection there, and that made perfect sense to me as to why that black sensibility was there within the music that was being played at the Electric Chair. 

It was an incredible night, I mean they still do one-offs now, but obviously the night was at The Music Box - not the original though, they started in pubs in the 90s. I mean it was going for a long time beforehand but eventually found its home at The Music Box with a real dedicated crowd who were really into the music and everything. So when I came to play there it was like a homecoming in a way, and in a sense it made me feel like I’d arrived as a DJ again - it had gone beyond the stage that here’s somebody from the past and there’s a novelty value aspect to it, to somebody who’s current and doing stuff now, and I felt that very much with playing at the Electric Chair, with the warmth and reception of the crowd.”

The full ‘Manchester Moments’ clip can be viewed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXHJQ_mDPiU

Greg Wilson - October 2011


ELECTRIC CHAIR MANCHESTER 26.02.05 (greg wilson live mix)

Jamie Odell (aka @Jimpster)is one of the most revered house producers/DJs on the scene. His labels @freerangerecords and @delusionsofgrandeur continue to help break incredible new music which he brings to his DJ sets across the globe.

Ahead of his gig this Friday 4/28 at Sunnyvale in Brookyn with RNT co-boss @JKriv and @johnbarera, he ran off an hour of dusty boogie and Brazilian rare groove, gradually building into driving deep house,  percussive rhythms and hands-in-the-air disco vibes. Get into it!

The Deep&Disco / Razor-N-Tape Podcast Series Episode #29: Jimpster

This live DJ set was streamed to twitch.tv/francoisknyc on 10-23-2020

On The Road - Jose Padilla [International Feel]
Agua - Jose Padilla [React]
Capricorn - François K [Wave]
Moment Scale (Dubmaster X Remix) - Silent Poets [React]
Every Kinda People - Jo O'Meara [UMG]
Pecados del Mundo - Mono Fontana [Melopea]
Caverna Magica - Andreas Vollenweider [Colomba]
Music For A Found Harmonium - Penguin Cafe Orchestra [React]
This Is Not America (Instrumental) - The Pat Metheny Group [EMI]
Homelands (Biswa Itjema Dub) - Nitin Sawhney [Spiritual Life]
Maybe The Sunset featuring Lydmor - Jose Padilla [International Feel]
A Real Hero - College feat. Electric Youth [Flexx]
Talking With Myself '98 (Canny Remix) - Electribe 101 [Manifesto]
Offshore (Ambient Mix) - Chicane [Manifesto]
Everybody Loves The Sunshine - Ramp [React]
Magnolia - J.J. Cale [Shelter]
To The Shore - Bombay Dub Orchestra [Six Degrees]
Gimme Shelter - Merry Clayton [Ode]
Entre Dos Aguas - Paco De Lucia [React]
Só Danço Samba - Stan Getz & João Gilberto [Verve]
Walking on Air - Jose Padilla [React]
Smokebelch II (Beatless Mix) - The Sabres of Paradise [React]
Gentle Rain - H. Garden and Joi [Sacred Rhythm]
Lollipop - Jose Padilla [International Feel]
Strings - KiNK [Royal Oak]
Fanfare Of Life - Leftfield [React]
Main Theme - Pink Floyd [EMI]
Nights Interlude - Nightmares on Wax [React]
Easter Song - A Man Called Adam [React]
Paradise (Tease Mix) - Nookie Feat. Larry Heard [Manifesto]
Wishing Well (The Cool In The Shade Mix) - Terence Trent D'Arby [Columbia]
Sundance - Sun Electric [React]
Saviours Or Savages - Mark Barrott [International Feel]
Cascades (François K Mix) - Mark Barrott [International Feel]
Sunset At The Cafe del Mar - Tabula Rasa [React]
Garden Of Earthly Delights - D*Note [Dorado]
Deep Inside (Deep Creep) - Shafty [Heartbeat]
Dust of Life (Swoop edit) - Fazed Idjuts feat. Sally Rodgers [React]
Straight To The Core - Shaka [Vibes And Grooves]
Fronteras De Ensueno - Rey De Copas [DRO]
Mysteries Of The World - MFSB [PIR]
Existence (Edit) - Bugge Wesseltoft [Manifesto]
Children Of Bahia - Carlos Roberto Fiera [Sacred Rhythm]
Songs Of The Humpback Whale - whales [Capitol]
No Ordinary Love - Sade [Epic]
No Sant (Flytronix Mix) - Wasis Diop Feat. Lena Fiagbe [Manifesto]
Mystical People - Nookie feat. Larry Heard [Labello Blanco]
Concierto De Aranjuez II. Adagio - Joaquin Rodrigo, de Falla; Yepes, Nacional de Espana [Columbia]
Remember Me - Jose Padilla [International Feel]
Head Over Heels (Mark's Flying Wings of Love Re_Imagination) - Tears For Fears [Virgin EMI]
Blade Runner OST - Vangelis [Polydor]
Eden - Ian O'Brien [Peacefrog]
Canto De Los Flores - Santana [Columbia]
Astral Traveling - Pharoah Sanders [Impulse]
Guhyasamaja Tantra (Chapter II) - Gyuto Buddhist Monks [Windham Hill]
He Loved Him Madly - Miles Davis [Columbia]
Protection (Quiet Village Remix) - Massive Attack [CD-R]
Secrets of Afrika (Inst.) - Opium Monks [Subway]
The Hypnotist - Sisterlove [React]
My Freedom - Beat Foundation [React]
I Want You (DK acapella edit) - Marvin Gaye [Motown]
I Want You - Marvin Gaye [Motown]
Crockett’s Theme (Extended Mix) - Jan Hammer [MCA]
Blinky Blue Eyed Sunrise - The Metaluna Mutant [React]
Smiling Faces Sometimes - The Undisputed Truth [Motown]
Sketch For Summer - Durutti Column [Factory]
Souvenir - OMD [Dindisc]
Kinshasa (Haners Ruf Kutz Edit) - Zazou & Bikaye [unreleased]
Babies (FK Remix, Haners Edit) - Ashford & Simpson [Capitol]
Pale Shelter - Tears For Fears [Mercury]
Emotions of Paradise - Miro [React]
Feel Am - Lindstrøm & Prins Thomas [Eskimo]
What About This Love - Mr Fingers [Alleviated]
Found Love (vocal) - Blaze [West End]
Dear Limmertz (12" Mix) - Azymuth [Milestone]
Standing Right Here - Melba Moore [Buddah]
The Love I Lost (DFP Main Vocal) - Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes [BBE]
Sunshine's Better (Talvin Singh) - John Martyn [Manifesto]
Solid Ground - Michael Kiwanuka [Polydor Records]
Before You're Gone - South Shore Commission [Roadshow]

François K - Tribute To José Padilla

NYC main man Jacques Renault drops by with a killer Disco mix. He really does Jacques the discotheque! Enjoy the music x

Disco Deviance Mix Show 85 - Jacques Renault Mix

I first met Andrew Weatherall about 15 years ago when he played for us at Autodisco in Dundee. Dave Bowie, who I ran the night with, was a good friend of his. I had to pick him up at the airport and as always he turned up looking like a maverick man of style and attitude while demanding instant hashish. Half way through the journey he said something like this ‘Barrington (I had never been called this before but immediately took to it) my nicotine habit way exceeds the length of this current journey’ and I told him he was welcome to spark up. For years afterwards my kids used to say when they smelt cigarette smoke in the car, ‘has Andrew Weatherall been in town?’.
 
Weatherall played for us many times at Autodisco and then I started doing the ALFOS nights in Dundee with him and Sean. To be honest I loved what Sean did for Andrew. I think he allowed him to play a load of non-techno music that he had been wanting to express (again) for years.
 
I remember having a real promoter moment early on at the first ALFOS night in Dundee when someone was carried out of the packed dance floor around 11.30pm…I thought shit, what’s it going to be like at 3am!!!
 
As well as doing nights together in my city we spent quite a bit of time hanging out at festivals in the summer whether on sun beds in Croatia, stone boats in North Wales, caravans in Glastonbury or wherever.
 
I have to say he was one of those guys that kind of taught you how to do things properly. How to be a good guy. How to be a good DJ. I will not forget that. You always seemed to learn things around Andrew as well as laugh your tits off.
 
Anyway I am digressing…back to the current story.
 
For years as blanket-bombing digital promotion in dance music took hold, Andrew was the only guy I knew who preferred the personal touch to emails. So I used to text or call him on the blower and send him regular CDs of our latest stuff. He liked a hard copy. The stuff I sent was from the various labels we ran over the years and sometimes just random bits and pieces we made for DJing, which I thought he might like. After all Andrew playing it really meant something.
 
I called these CDs ‘Weatherall’s Bits’ which seemed to amuse him.
 
Anyway, recently during the non-stop lockdowns I have been switching my music over from an old laptop to a new one and I came across the ‘Weatherall’s Bits’ playlists on my itunes.
 
I cried when Andrew died. I heard about it at the airport and I cried. We didn’t know each other so well. But he was really kind and considerate to me as a producer, a promoter and a fellow human being. He encouraged me and always got back to me about my tracks. And he just seemed to have a real significance as a character in the generation of producers and DJs that he led by default, charisma and good taste.
 
He also did something that very few people do these days. He would pick a track out that no one else would play and he would make it his. He would play it until people got it. I loved that.
 
Anyway faced with deleting these playlists – ‘Weatherall’s Bits’ - I decided, as I hadn’t made any tribute to Andrew, to make a mix out of them. Mainly because I realised that, as often was the case with Andrew, he made me try to be better than I was. And the tracks I sent him were probably better than the ones I played. I certainly tried to send him the good stuff. If you thought Weatherall would like it then that was a good sign. And you always knew he would pick up on stuff other people would ignore.
 
I also just wanted to remember once more and it brought back a flood of memories doing this mix.
 
So here it is. This is my tribute to a lovely, funny, creative and truly inspiring man.
 
Cheers mate and thank you.

I hope you enjoy it.
 
Love Barrington x

Weatherall's Bits - Barrington Mix

Another episode of the finest deep world grooves direct from the basement x

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