My personal bootleg of Dj meme vs angie stone - wish i didn't miss you . . .

Free download . . .

Check out the video on YouTube . . .

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gi7DmiW9FM0

Enjoy . . .

Dj meme vs angie stone - wish i didn't miss you (bonna bootleg)

In 1988 I remember buying a 12" called 'Weekend' by Todd Terry. I fell in love with it upon first listen, and it would always make the dance floor go crazy whenever I played it.
A few months later while record shopping I came across the Class Action original, and was completely blown away, not only by its absolute awesomeness, but also at how TT made it his own.
I've wanted to do an edit of the original for a long time now, and came up with this last Weekend. ;-)
It's Party Time!  LNTG.

Party Time [LNTG Rework]

Optimism

Season High

Got 2 Get up ( Micky More & Andy Tee Remix )

Got 2 Get Up (Micky More & Andy Tee Prime Time Remix) [feat. Tanya Michelle Smith]

Track available at Traxsource: http://www.traxsource.com/title/679684/bourgie-bourgie-louie-vega-remixes

Bourgie', Bourgie' - Louie Vega Remixes

Bourgie', Bourgie' (Louie Vega Mix)

John Davis & The Monster Orchestra - Bourgie', Bourgie' (Louie Vega Mix)

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David Joseph - You Can't Hide Your Love (Andy Bach Free Cut2Go Edit) *FREE DOWNLOAD*

Soulmagic remixes a Z Records classic. Joey Negro presents Mistura - Sweet Magic with the amazing vocals from legend Taana Gardner 

Mistura - Sweet Magic (Sweet Soulmagic mix)

Din Jay makes his Quantize Recordings debut with “Trust Me.”
This production is a soulful house smoker that is destined for success. It’s filled with banging drums, beautifully laid vocals, and familiar guitar riffs that are perfectly executed. This release contains Din Jay’s Original mixes with a remix by DJ Beloved that is sure to become a classic!
Together, both mixes make an undeniably great package that soulful dance audiences will love.

01.Din Jay_Trust Me

Atlantic Starr - When Love Calls (Dr. Packer Rework)

AND002 – limited vinyl on A&R Edits

Released: Monday 27th May, 2013

Side AA: Music Up (Reworked by Derek Kaye)

Selected by GW

Derek Kaye married his schoolboy passions of music and electronics in 1973 when he constructed his first disco sound system, aged just 13. Prior to this, with DJ equipment something of a rarity in those days, he created a custom setup that bypassed the need for a mixer by rewiring his turntables in such a way that he could flip the sound from one deck to another, and installed a switch that would dip the music so a microphone from a portable cassette player could be used to announce the song on rotation. His work soon grew in sophistication and a new console was built, with his schoolmate, Greg Wilson, buying Derek’s old rig, thus beginning his own well-documented DJ career.

Over the past 40 years, Derek has continued to DJ in and around the North West, both in residencies and guest spots, and his passion for music and electronics are still just as strong. His enviable studio has gone through the transitions of working with notator (the forerunner to logic) on the studio essential Atari 1040 ste with a collection of keyboards and Akai samplers, to just about “working out of the box” as is the case with a lot of studios now.

Today, a lifetime of experience is being teased out of the connoisseur by lifelong friend and A&R curator Greg Wilson, beginning with the double header of 'Nobody' and 'Music Up': both reworks have caused dance floor rapture for Greg over recent months and, as festival season fast approaches, they are now being shared amongst the wider DJ community for the very first time (Derek and Greg have also recently joined forces to remix Bryan Ferry’s ‘Don’t Stop The Dance’).

'Music Up' is an overhaul of the 1979 Vanguard 12” by the Players Association, Kaye's version injecting further verve into the original with a new bassline, percussion, strings and arrangement. Personally requested by NYC stalwart Danny Krivit when Greg Wilson dropped it during his recent gig at The Date in London, 'Music Up' is a surefire festival favourite, for house and disco heads alike, that’s set to fly this summer.

Players Association - Turn The Music Up  -  Derek Kaye Rework

First edit of 2011 (I know, I've been a bit slack of late!). This ones an alternative spin on the Patrick Adams produced Jocelyn Brown classic. 9 minutes of dubbed up late night disco shenanigans. Hopefully you'll approve...

A couple of DJ bits for the diary too. For any followers in Florida, I'm playing a maiden set of Chicago house meets disco at the Electric Pickle in Miami tomorrow night (Friday 21st Jan - http://tinyurl.com/6xfudwx ) and then from Sunday through till Wednesday I'm be doing a bit of a Cafe Del Mar number poolside at the Fontainebleau on Miami Beach. On my return to UK you can catch me at Stereo Sleaze in Shoreditch on Saturday 29th Jan - http://tinyurl.com/6ktju2m

Till next time. x