Does anyone know who mixed these 2 parts because they are awesome!

Marc, seriously, you nailed it, those 2 tunes!

Take Me to Your Heart Bananarama & Tony de Vit

old skool mix  up 1996 -1998 new    ,,,,some swearing,,,,

1996 - 1998 Progressive Techno Trance ,dance  prt1 Old SKOOL  sTylle

Chris Hurley - 100% Hurley - July 1992

A really nice mix from about late 97, a lovely progression through all of the current flavours of the time. A bit of trance, a bit of chunky HH, bit of high camp, lots of Trade classics. Then you`ll know when he gets serious with the harder house and Hard Trance. As I`ve said for years, he wasn`t just a HH DJ, he played a bit of everything. This is a really nice example of this. It also has the only examples of Tony touching a record to keep it in time. Somebody must have kept talking to him as it was a definite no-no for him to do it. Plenty of surprise tunes, crank it up, loud!!  No,. louder than that!!   In 2 parts so play both sides, you`ll be glad you did!

Tony de Vit Juicy 7  pt 1

Pete Wardman The Sound Of The Hoover 1997

A wicked mix. lots of favourites, lots of Trade tunes, brilliant! I have zero info on it, absolutely nothing apart from it saying 1996. If anybody knows where the club was, it would be much appreciated. You`ll get the same impression that I did, I think I`ve heard this one, then a different tune comes in and you realise, ohh, this is a rare one! Just enjoy it!

Tony De Vit  Live Mix 1996

Well, this is as rare as it gets. Probably early to mid 95. Definitely him, definitely live at Trade, short and sweet, the second half of his 90 min set. Loads of favourites and lots of ones you wouldn`t expect, some really nice surprises. Apologies for the sound quality, my normal service is playing up so I had to do it straight off the tape. Don`t worry, in time, I`ll fix it, clean it right up, boost all the levels and pitch it back down to normal. It`s still a lovely find, an uncut gem, a diamond in the rough. Many thanks to Barry Williams for the tape.

Tony de Vit  Live at Trade 2

Here's my little old skool techno tribute to the clubnight I near enough grew up in for my early dj'ing days and finally being a resident for 8 odd years. Obviously, this is just scratching the surface regarding the selection of tunes we all played down there. But here's a starter with more on it's way.
And with "Trade 25 The Final" just passing at the weekend (25th Oct 2015), here's a small selection of tunes that some of the Trade Babies went mental over on the dancefloor, mainly played by residents Daz & Trevor & Tony de Vit and over time by myself.
The final Trade event at "The Egg" in London was unbelieveable with many faces from old & new attending including some famous names and dj's from all over the globe.
It's an event which will be talked about for years to come.
I hope you enjoy the mix and try to remember those mental mornings/days down in the depths of Turnmills. It was definitely "FIERCE" and "RULIN'" at TRADE.


Mixed By Ian M - Trade 25 Old Skool Techno Selection

Tony De Vit & NO Mc's @ Dreamscape 20 - The Big Outdoors - 09/09/1995

This is a mix I did a few years ago to promote the back catalogue becoming available for download.

01. Head On – I Want Your Love 
02. Cocktail Twins – Remember, Remember, Remember 
03. Cocktail Twins – Pressure On 
04. 2 Slags – Restless (F1 RMX) 
05. The Experts – Take You There 
06. 3 Guys On Warwick – Let Me Tell You Something 
07. Knuckleheadz – House Rocca 
08. Freak + Mac Zimms – Spin Me Wild (Pete Wardman RMX) 
09. Floor Show – Don’t Hold Back 
10. Base Graffiti – Pump Up That Sound 
11. OD404 – Block Party 
12. Phenomania – Who Is Elvis (TDV RMX) 
13. Knuckleheadz – Upfront 
14. 99th Floor Elevator – Hooked (Pete Wardman RMX) 
15. Knuckleheadz – Bezerk 
16. DJ Ziad – 4 To Da Floor 
17. Steve Blake + Phil Reynolds – Phase 2 (Ilogik RMX) 
18. Prime Mover – Feel What I Feel 
19. Zero B – Lock Up (Eddison Factor RMX) 
20. Base Graffiti – Implant 
21. Ace Of Space – 9mm Is A Classic (Disco Brothers RMX) 
22. F1 – Recoil (Paul Glazby RMX) 
23. Marc Johnson + DMF – Pandemonium 
24. DJ Misjah + Tim – Access (KY Jelly Babies RMX) 
25. 200 Degrees – Hellfire (Paul Glazby RMX)

The History Of Hard House Through The Eyes Of Tripoli Trax

Tony De Vit's Greatest Hits - Part1

The Essential Mix is a weekly radio show on BBC Radio 1 currently broadcast between 0:00 - 2:00 AM UK time on Saturday morning. Originally broadcast on 30 October 1993, the Essential Mix features contemporary DJs and music producers of electronic dance music. The show has been presented since its inception by Pete Tong and features an uninterrupted two-hour mix from a different artist each week, overlaid with occasional continuity announcements delivered by Tong. With a broadcast run in excess of 25 years, the Essential Mix is one of the longest-running programmes in the current BBC Radio 1 schedule, and is one of very few Radio 1 shows which is not broadcast live.

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Essential Mix 1997-06-01 - Force & Styles

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Tony De Vit's Greatest Hits - Part1

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