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This is a recording of one very special event. The first ever guest DJ we had at our little FRONT Club in Hamburg : FRANKIE KNUCKLES - Godfather of House ! Recorded live August 28th 1992. Enjoy and may he have his peace in heaven - Frankie, we love you!

Frankie Knuckles@FRONT 28 08 1992

Groove To This

Groove To This (Miguel Migs Retro Club Dub)

Some grooves never let you go. For Phil Fuldner, the bassline from El Coco’s 1987 Afrodesia has been following him around for nearly three decades. You might have already heard the original, but this special 12" mix is something only the deepest diggers know - and thanks to his friend Dan Dinsing, Phil finally got his hands on it again.
A first sketch came together fast and got a bigger reaction than expected, but the road from idea to release took three years - mostly to make that all-important sample clearance a reality. Mousse T. was the very first to hear it (in a super-early state) and kept encouraging Phil to finish the job, throwing in the occasional gentle kick to keep it on track.
Now Afrodesia is here at last - a sun-soaked, disco-powered floorfiller that blends nostalgia with fresh energy. Long build-up, quick delivery… and absolutely worth the wait.

Afrodesia

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Afrodesia (Extended Mix)

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Fool’s Paradise brings together a heavyweight lineup for its next release, ‘Always’ - a collaboration between OFFAIAH, David Penn, and Thando, featuring powerful vocals from Eric B Turner.

Built on crisp production and classic House instrumentation, ‘Always’ blends piano-led groove with a soulful, unmistakable vocal from Turner. It’s a track that balances feel-good energy with real musical weight.

David Penn, one of Spain’s most prolific house producers, continues his run of success following chart-topping releases on Defected and Toolroom, while Offaiah brings his signature polish after amassing well over 100 million streams across releases. With Thando adding depth to the collaboration, this is a cut that feels both familiar and fresh - well-executed, purposeful, and ready to make an impact on floors and airwaves alike.

Always (feat. Eric B Turner)

Asking for the Money

All colors, all genders, all ages – the dancefloor is for everyone! Kiinjo teams up with The Patchouli Brothers and Planet B to drop a disco-house weapon bursting with piano love and a beautiful message. We predict this choon being THE track of late summer. On the dancefloor we are all equal!

Love On The Dancefloor

Love On The Dancefloor (Extended Mix)

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Rock Da B*

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Foo Funkers & Ralph C - ROCK DA B* // MFR435

Sophie Lloyd takes Revival's Take Me To The River on a soulful detour, stripping things back to the essentials: piano, groove, and pure feeling - creating space for Mary Pearce's powerhouse vocal to truly breathe. Known for her disco-drenched, joy-filled productions on Classic Music Company like "Calling out" , Sophie brings her trademark piano-tastic dancefloor magic to this gem. A timeless remix that flows with gospel soul and house energy - Hallelujah!

Take Me To The River

Take Me to The River (Sophie Lloyd Extended Remix)

Take Me To The River (Sophie Lloyd Extended Remix)

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Fool’s Paradise continues its mission to reimagine classic disco with a heavyweight release: Michael Gray & Dr Packer’s remix of Sparque’s 1981 West End Records gem “Let’s Go Dancing.”

The original, a standout from New York’s golden disco era, has long been celebrated as one of West End’s most infectious club records – packed with funk, groove, and that unmistakable NYC energy. Now, two of the very best step up to rework it for today’s floors.

Between them, Michael Gray – one of the UK’s most respected house and disco producers – and Dr Packer, the globally renowned disco re-editor and remixer, bring decades of experience and a combined catalogue that’s defined dancefloor. Their reimagining of “Let’s Go Dancing” keeps the soul of the original intact while injecting a fresh dose of driving rhythm, shimmering production polish, and peak-time power.

Let's Go Dancing (Michael Gray & Dr Packer Remix)

Cedric's debut on CRMS is a super funky, nicely chopped and sampled disco track, so make sure to check it out!

Set Me Free

C-Dryk - Set Me Free [CRMS377]

Superlover, Simion - Funky People

Joey Negro - Back In The Box Podcast

Joey Negro: Back In The Box

Extreme Disco Biscuit – Noodles (Noodles)
Unknown – Mr Oizo ( F Com )
Unknown – Micronauts (White)
Erotic Discourse – Erotic Discourse ( 20/20 )
A Pain That I’m Used To (Bitstream Spansule Mix) – Depeche Mode (Mute)
Mod Madness – John Dahlback ( Pickadoll )
House Nation (House-a-pella)- Rude Boyz Of The House (Magnetic Dance)
Johns Addiction Part 1 – John Starlite (Unknown)
Let There Be Light – Justice ( Ed Banger )
Oh Yeah – Daft Punk ( Daft Trax )
Ross Ross Ross – Sebastian ( Ed Banger )
I’m Oozing Emotion – The Chap ( Lo Recordings )
Coughing Is Good (Mille & Mr Hirsh Remix) – Monopolan ( Polish Records )
Orbital Dance Machine (Thomas Anderson Mix) – Trick & Kubic (GSR)
Popper (Shinichi Osawa Distortion Remix) – Christopher Just ( Kitsune )
Going Nowhere (Digitalism Remix) – Cut Copy ( Modular )
Square Surf – Mr Oizo ( F Com )
The Fallen (Justice Mix) – Franz Ferdinand (Domino)
Renegade Master (Fatboy Slim Mix) – Wildchild (Excerpt)
Why Don’t You Answer? – Eberhard Schoender (Unknown)
Deep Down South (Erol Alkan Edit) – The Weathermen ( PIAS )
Signal Failure – Padded Cell ( DC Recordings )
First Time Around – Skyy (Salsoul)
Everybody – Madonna (Sire)
It’s For You (Rub & Tug Mix) – Out Hud (K7)
Zdarlight (Remix) – Digitalism ( Kitsune )
Mandarine Girl – Booka Shade ( Get Physical )
Infiltrate 202 – Altern 8 (Netwerk)
Future Legend – David Bowie (Excerpt)
Do You Want To (Erol Alkan’s Glam Racket) – Franz Ferdinand (Domino)
Paeng Paeng – Zombie Nation ( Cocoon )
A Little Bit Patchy – Switch (Dub Sided)
Shaolin Buddha Finger (Erol Alkan Edit) – Depth Charge (Vinyl Solutions)
Eddik – Kongos Stein Massiv (MBF)
Thong Song – Sisqo ( Def Soul )
Clik – Simian Mobile Disco (White)
Good As Gold (Edit) – Tiga ( PIAS )
3am Eternal (Original Break For Love Mix) – The KLF ( KLF Communications)
I Wish You Were Gone – Joakim (White)
Just Like We Breakdown (DFA Mix) – Hot Chip (EMI)

Originally broadcast on Saturday 4th December 2005

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