Scott Henry_Live @ Eclipse_04-27-1996

This is a wild one. The story behind it is that Scott made a couple hundred copies of this mix tape to give out as Xmas gifts for patrons attending his Buzz parties in lovely Southeast DC. Its an amazing taste of a different era of dance music. Opening track has the most hilarious samples from 20/20 with Barbara Walters talking about Raves and copping drugs. Styles go from House to Techno to Breaks and beyond. Check it out and enjoy!

Scott Henry The Gift Side A (Free Download)

ScottHenry TheGift SideB

This is the third in a series of amazing mix tapes from East Cost legends Scott Henry and Charles Feelgood, developed to promote their long running club night "Fever" in Baltimore, MD. This is the first side containing Scott Henry's mix. This mixtape was released in 1995. 

Our goal is to promote the tracks on this mixtape to educate the youth. Please let us know if there are any errors in the track listing.

Track Listing: (Time, Artist, Track)
00:00 - 08:48, Paradise 3001, Progression's In Heaven (Long Distance Call To Heaven Remix)
08:48 - 14:29, Keoki, Caterpillar (Rabbit In The Moon's Disco 2001 Mix)
14:29 - 19:13, Funk D'Void, Jack Me Off
19:13 - 25:06, Wicked Wipe , Rock The House (Ian Pooley Mix)
25:06 - 30:59, TC'95, Just Get Up And Dance (Sure Is Pure Remix)
30:59 - 36:27, Aftrax, The Mask (Swept Q)
36:27 - 39:25, The Crystal Method, Keep Hope Alive (There Is Hope Mix)
39:25 - 45:00, George Acosta, Way Up To The Sky (Groove Man's Hypotherapy Mix)

Scott Henry - Fever - Time To Get Ill - Vol. 3 (Side A) - With Full Track Listing

Scott Henry - Live @ Love Dove

Feelgood and Scott Henry, two East Coast legends rockin a legendary tape series with bulletproof mixes and impeccable song selection.  Also happen to be really nice guys and were both a huge influence on me personally. 

Feelgood (A) & Scott Henry (B)_Time to Get Ill_vol.4

This one's a lot of fun.  I was at this party in 1995 at the legendary Babylon Nightclub in Greensboro, NC, where Ed LeBrun threw his infamous "First Friday" events.  These parties were one of the first times North Carolina was introduced to a steady flow of talent from across the world.  The club was incredible for the time and place, fantastic sound system, great lights ran by our friend Chris Kennedy.  So many good nights had there.  Babylon really helped redefine the “rave” scene in North Carolina.  Most of the great DJ's of that time, from DJ Icee to Sven Vath to Josh Wink all played the club and was the first time pretty much all of them visited NC in general.  Micro and Keoki was one of those nights.  I have not heard this set since I heard it live 21 years, but remember Keoki's intro that starts at 45:22.  These set compilations are great, have an attitude, big room, New York sound to em.  ~  Thanks to Dan and his incredible tape collection we get to enjoy it all over again.   Love you buddy.  Miss you. 

Micro & Keoki_Live @ Babylon_Oct 1995

on thiz classic 91.5 FM WPRK Deep Underground House Radio Show... we featured a 'live' set by Armand Van Helden from Club Firestone in downtown Orlando... brotha got down so good that he came back a couple monthz later & wrecked tha place yet again! ")

Not only iz Armand a gr8 DJ/Producer/Remixer... but an xXx-tra kool person! ;-)

That weekend most def went down in thee Orlando-Club-Life-History...

N-JoY tha beatz!

Manny-

Psalms150:4

Manny Cuevas ft Armand Van Helden 'live' From Club Firestone On 91.5 FM WPRK - Orlando 9 - 22 - 95

Utah Saints 1 hour mix - Kiss FM Radio Presents 10-11-11

Scott on Side A, Jason on Side B (circa 1996)

(Posted in loving memory of Jason Zambito)

Scott Henry & Jason Jinx: Live at Sunday Mass

The news of Steven Sowers passing hit me hard.  He was very passionate about the music and that made Motor one of the most recognized venues in the world for DJ Culture.  Heavy Hitters and most of Detroit's best local talent played regularly.  So many friendships & alliance's happened there.  It really made Detroit a second home to me.  Looking back my monthly residency began at the opening in 1996 and ran the course of 5 years.   I had a style of techno which was slightly twisted - a harder version of midwest funk like Drop Bass and a ton of German Underground with that Brooklyn style.   This never went away folks.  It's 2020 in the middle of a pandemic and my style stayed true.  Give it a good listen, I am sure you will agree.

ScottHenry TheGift SideB

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