Bushwacka &amp; Richie Fingers are starting a new night in London called Roots at Basin House, Kingsland Road, Shoreditch on Thursday March 8th. They're starting this night to highlight the roots of house &amp; techno music as a lot of the music coming out now, apart from production quality, is exactly like what was coming out in the 80's, it's come full circle. As they say, it all comes back around.
As I was one of the instigators of the house &amp; Techno scene in London in the 80's, they asked me to spin at the opening party &amp; also do a mix for their Roots London page on facebook. Here's the link to that page: http://www.facebook.com/therootslondon

I've also been promising myself to start a new retro series as many of the new generation of clubbers don't know all of the really cool old shit &amp; of course deserve to hear it &amp; love it just as we old timers have, so doing this mix for Bushwacka &amp; Richie Fingers has given me a kick in the arse to start this series. This mix is 1986-1989 house music, mostly from Chicago. I will also be doing other mixes showcasing old school NYC garage, acid house, deep house, Detroit techno, hip hop, breaks &amp; old school electro in this series &amp; not just one mix of each of those genres, but many.

So here is the first of the series, Retro 1, Which was lovingly mixed using 100% vinyl with no post production or edits whatsoever so that you get the full flavour of the way it was in the 80's.
Let the history lessons begin.

1.	Take It To The House by Jine on Supertronics
2.	Donnie by The It on DJ International
3.	Taste My Love by Kim Mazalle on Police
4.	It’s You by E.S.P on Underground
5.	The Morning After by Fallout on Forth Floor
6.	Music Takes You Away by Lil Louis on Dance Mania
7.	I’m Strong by Robert Owens on Alleviated
8.	I Swing My Body by Project 122 on Playground
9.	Jail bait by Ben Mays on Sunset
10.	Can’t Get Enough by Liz Torrez on State Street
11.	More Than Just A Dance by Risque Rhythm Team on Chicago Connection
12.	Strip by Nouveax Nation on SRO
13.	In A Vision by Virgo Four on Trax
14.	Destiny by Vortex on DJ Tool 
15.	Fix It Man by Ragtime on Bright Star
16.	Shake Your Body by Jeanette Thomas on Chicago Connection
17.	Love Me Right by Conception on SRO
18.	Don’t Lead My by House Master Baldwin ft Paris Grey on Future Sound

Mr.C - Retro 1 - Chi-Town

Mr.C started MCing in London clubs aged 16 working with LWR radio's Ron Tom, Jasper the Vinyl Junkie & Jazzy M. Mr.C then hooked up with Colin Faver & Evil Eddie Richards to became resident rapper at the legendary Camden Palace in London. Mr.C went into the studio to record his 1st house track with Eddie Richards as Myster-E which was released in August 1987. This inspired Mr.C to become a DJ so in September 87 he took to the decks. 
Mr.C has since organised, promoted & been resident DJ at: Fantasy ('88), Base (Dungeons '89), Release (91), Harmony (92), Drop (93), Cyclone (94), Vapourspace (94 & 95), Flavour (The End 95 & 96), Subterrain (The End 95 - 2002), Superfreq (Worldwide 2002 - Present), Super Disco Freq (LA 2010 - present), Next Step Forward Festival (Sept 2018). 
Mr.C was resident DJ every weekend (Friday & Saturday nights) at the legendary RIP parties at Clink Street in London throughout 1988.
Mr.C hosted weekly radio show Future Music on Kiss 100FM in London from 1993-2002 & has presented TV shows for MTV, FH1, VIVA & BBC. To say that Mr.C is one of the most iconic DJs in the world would be an understatement.
In December 1995 Mr.C opened the legendary nightclub The End in London & then AKA bar 3 years later & was lauded as one of the best night clubs in the world. The End & AKA closed its doors for good on January 24th 2009. 1 Chapter closes & another begins. Since the closure of The End Mr.C has been running his Superfreq events globally & is just about to host his brand new London festival, Next Step Forward Festival. 
Mr.C runs & promotes Superfreq events, which celebrated being 16 years old in March 2018 & ran monthly at Mr.C's club The End until it closed down in January 2009. Superfreq functions bi-monthly in London & does regular events in Los Angeles as well as bi-monthly events in Calais France & one off events the world over.
Mr.C is founder & owner of Plink Plonk records, co-founder of End Recordings & founder & co-owner of the Superfreq label, which is now releasing music prolifically.
Mr.C has recorded under the names, Myster-E, Unity 2, Nu Jacks, Bass Bureau, The Shamen, Mantrac, Somnambulist, Animus Amour, Killer Loop, Mr.C & Tom Parris, Mr.C & 16B, Sycophant Slags, Indigo Kidz & East LA Tek.
Mr.C is best known as front man, songwriter & producer of the pop group The Shamen with whom he notched up a string of top 10 hits including Move Any Mountain, Love Sex Intelligence, Boss Drum, Phorever People & the UK number 1 smash hit Ebeneezer Goode. These hits were hits the world over. The Shamen album Boss Drum went double platinum in the UK & they also won a highly coveted Ivor Novelo for Songwriters of the year UK in 1993. Richard's currently recording solo as Mr.C & is also doing collaborations as the Indigo Kidz with Affie Yusuf & with Noel Jackson as East LA Tek.
His latest album was released last year called Incidents, which is arguably his best work to date along with singles Stand Up, Shape Your Dreams & Ripple Effect all being taken from the album. 
For DJ bookings contact sam@listedbookings.com

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FAN DE TECHNO, RETRO AND TRANCE.
ANNÉE DE RÉFÉRENCE :
1991 À 1997 !
AND THE NEW GENERATION OF DUTCH TECHNO!! 

You know… “Like it used to be.” When the DJ’s would play House music and they had fun doing it because they loved it. When House music didn’t change to fit into another genre of music, other genres of music where changed to fit into House music.
Somewhere and somehow, we have forgotten about the love that House music has given us. We started caring about what others thought of us. We now want to be accepted by those that do not understand who we are and what it is that we do. So, if they cannot understand us, then how can they understand our love for House music? Soul Vibrant Soundsystem doesn’t care what others, that do not understand this music that we love so much, think of us. “We do it because we love it.”

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