Thought I'd throw this together before the hosepipe ban was announced and everything melted.  Added percussion and slight arrangement change but true to the excellent original.

Style council - long hot summer (PTJ edit)

re edit of Koko Taylor's version of Wang Dang Doodle

PTJ - I should Koko

bob-a-rela's awesome boogie version of the floyd classic money. Been in my bag for years so thought I'd tighten it up, add some backbeat and a decayed outro for easier play.

Bob-a-rela - money (ptj edit)

This has to be up there with funky drummer and give it up or turn it loose as my all time fave. Its about 5 tracks all rolled into one and as dancefloor as they come.

James brown - talkin loud sayin nothin (ptj refix)

Siouxsie - Beek A Poo (PTJ edit)

Lesser known B-side from the 12" S'Express "superfly guy". Always loved the bassline to this and together with the congas its total badass.

S'Express - Funky Killer (PTJ Edit)

spaced out edit of Prince from a live version of sign of the times

Prince - Forever In My Life (PTJ Edit)

In memory of Jaki Liebezeit...phenomenal drummer

PTJ - Can Of Vitamin C

remastered this as I'd done it back in 2006 and it felt a bit flat.  Inspired from the harvey edit which basically got rid of the horrible squeaky vocals.  Great bassline on the intro and outro. Check it out if you can find one http://www.discogs.com/RVCock-Free-At-Last-Get-A-Head/release/262989

Bumblebee Unlimited - Ladybug (PTJ respect to weekend edit)

Martha & the Vandellas - Nowhere to run (PTJ edit)

Mr Jay started out his musical journey nicking his brothers streetsounds albums around 1984 and scratching on his parents console hi-fi system.  Having always taken an interest in the DJ while clubbing in the early 90’s it was only a matter of time before he dived head first into the art of mixology.  A brief excursion into house music at various venues was followed by a weekly residency on Sundays at Dry Bar with Pete Masters (burnt toast) & Woody (grand central/red laser records) playing everything from trip hop to disco.  Peter then started DJ-ing for Fat City at their numerous residencies including Friends & Family at The Roadhouse, playing a melting pot of musical styles alongside guests such as Paul Nice, Qool DJ Marv & DJ Yoda.  In 2005, Manchester’s legendary night, Electric Chair ceased to exist.  Electriks, the founders of the chair, started a new venture called Nish Nash Nosh in the northern quarters Mint Lounge.  A new residency began alongside El Diablo’s Social Club stalwarts, Dave Walker & Neil Scott.  Having guests such as Norman Jay, Ashley Beedle & Groove Armada’s Tom Findlay, there was variety of different musical influences on the night. The most recent project is a collaboration with Martin Brew (j-walk).
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