Name: Doc Martin Live at Unlock The House - October 1995 by Rave Tapes in Specifically, For Those Who Like to Get Down...
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This old grooveyard record still jams for me 

Anyone know who  the artist of  Take me higher is?

If anybody could help fill in the missing tracks I would be very grateful!! 1. 0:00 ?? 2. Fanny Cadeo - I Want Your Love (Mr Marvin mix) 3. Afrimerican Coalition - No More Weeping 4. 9:15 ?? 5. 13:15 ?? 6. Suzanne Palmer - There Will Come A Day 7. 22:22 ?? 8. Modifiers - Take Me Higher 9. DJ HMC - Cum' On 10. Moby - Bring Back My Happiness (Wink mix) 11. Wink - Higher States of Consciousness 12. Planet Soul - Set U Free 13. 57:27 ?? 14. Grooveyard - Watch Me Now 15. Blow - Cutter 16. 1:06:15 ?? 17. 1:08:07 ??

I Lovelovelove how you can hear the crowd going off in the background!  Taking me back 😊

So anybody have a track id for this one. It is and has always been everything! 

Specifically, For Those Who Like to Get Down...

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011 of the series... United DJs of America feat. Mark Farina. A very special mix for the US house connoisseurs amongst you. Mark Farina is a name much loved by many yet one who rarely makes an appearance on UK turf. Arguably the king of deep jazzy house, sprinkled with that west coast sunshine vibe. He's the man behind Om Records & Mushroom Jazz, and sit's alongside Derrick Carter and DJ Sneak on the throwns of US house music. Turn it up, and enjoy the mix.

024 - Mark Farina - United DJs Of America, Vol. 9  San Francisco (1998)

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Scott Hardkiss was honored as one of the top international DJs when he was asked to play a 2-hour guest DJ set on the biggest electronic dance music radio show on Earth:

"Pete Tong's Essential Mix on BBC Radio 1, London, UK" 

Scott's mix is still revered by many to be one of the best Essential Mixes of all time, ground-breaking in it's innovative nature... a technicolor blend of countless sounds & styles woven together to generate a truly unique funky, celebratory vibe.

As Pete himself says in the introduction, this is an invitation for listeners world-wide to...

"Roll up, roll up then, for another titillating edition of The Essential Mix, a 2-hour fantastic voyage with the world's best DJs. This week our search for the perfect beats takes us to the West Coast of America, as we tune into the talents of California's leading exponent of hot house, Scott Hardkiss."

"...And, do enjoy!!!"


Scott Hardkiss DJs on "Pete Tong's Essential Mix BBC Radio 1" (London, UK)

If there was a house DJ in America who could accurately claim to be the most important house DJ working today, it would be Doc Martin. But then, Doc would never accept such a title even if it happens to be true, because Doc is not only a legendary talent but a legendarily humble man. It is therefore with great pride and respect that we finally welcome Doc Martin to the Gangstercast for two solid hours of low rider funk.

Doc Martin’s live sets truly bring people together. The variation in his style of music is endless. What makes him so different from the rest? A unique ability to spin everything from deep house vocals that have much depth and meaning to us all in some way, to his funky tribal bass lines mixed with threads of acid, his passive collection of classics rare records that are only to be heard at his gigs.  When asked about what House music means to him, Doc’s opinion is one to take note of, “It's something that I became obsessed with in 86,and still am to this day. What other music has truly brought people from all over the world together. It put me on a different path emotionally, logically,and spiritually. I'm forever indebted to it.”

His viewpoint on the House Gangster movement is similarly wise, “What's fascinating about the whole House Gangster thing is that it goes beyond just one style of music. I see people from all styles of music,and different backgrounds who are into this. A community of people who are music first. On the outside looking in you would think it's just about banging beats. I think it's more of an attitude of pushing underground sounds from the past,and future. Skills are required for that, but also understanding of the music you are playing. People tend to play it safe but that isn't playing is it.”

Doc Martin has developed the respect as a house DJ that so many of us admire. It is this respect that keeps him constantly touring around the globe.  Doc’s association with DJ Sneak extends back for years and the duo continue to delight audiences with their 4 deck 2 mixer sets.

Speaking of his mix for the Gangstercast Doc comments, “This mix was recorded live at an underground in LA called Oxygen. The vibe was very good that night. I like a bit of everything.The sets that I enjoy are the ones, where I get to flow between styles. This [recording] was one of those nights.  One thing that I try to do is get caught in the moment. No planning mixes ahead. Just jump in feet first and trust yourself with what you do. Know your music and create with it.”

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DOC MARTIN | GANGSTERCAST 44

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Yet again another shout out to Phil Milward for pulling another belter out of the hat. Salute!

113 - Doc Martin 'Unlock Your Mind' (1996)

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Steve Loria - Doc Martin - Live at Bang The Drum July 1994

Part 2 of the epic Heroes of House night at Metro Chicago 4 17 15. DJ Sneak, Derrick Carter, and Mark Farina go B2B2B deep into the night taking us all along for the genre smashing, soul tingling, beat jacking ride. Dance class is now in session.  Enjoy and share with a friend.

DJ Sneak + Derrick Carter + Mark Farina Heroes of House Metro 4 17 15 Chicago Pt. 2

Green Velvet Boiler Room & Ballantine's Stay True Scotland DJ Set

On this week’s Cadenza Music Source to Cycle podcast, we welcome a British DJ who has played a hugely pivotal part in house music’s development since the late 1980s.

Eddie Richards has been described as “Britain’s godfather of house & techno” by the clubbing magazine Mixmag, cutting his teeth on the London DJ circuit at the legendary Camden Palace in the 80s, and at important clubs like Clink Street and Heaven in London, and the Hacienda in Manchester.  One of the first DJs to ever champion house music, Eddie was a firm favourite on the UK rave scene, and over the years has become widely recognized as one of the founders of the often misinterpreted genre of tech-house.  Alongside Terry Francis and Nathan Coles, Eddie has been an integral part of the Wiggle nights for over 20 years now and also plays regularly at Fabric in London, as well as clubs all over the world.

Eddie also been producing right from the start of the house explosion, his Jolly Roger moniker released blueprint acid house in 1988/1989, and he’s consistently released records ever since.

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Cycle track list 
Ellen Allien - Freak The Night (Radio Slave Remix)
DJ Diass - Red District (Original Mix)		
Danny Daze - Ready2Go			
Ki.Mi - Like Me (Reset Robot Remix)	
Stephan Bodzin - Sungam (Fur Coat Remix)
David Duriez - Subterranean Groove (Original Mix)	
Trevino - Eclipse		
Frag Maddin - Forward		
Bambook - Tow The Line feat. Name One (Original Mix)
East And Dubs - Summa Dis (Snilloc Remix) 	
Fort Romeau - Saku		


Source track list
Sharon Brown - I Specialize In Lovee
Mike & Brenda Sutton - Don't Let Go of Me (Grip My Hips and Move Me)
Sinnamon - Thanks To You		
Geraldine Hunt - Can't Fake The Feeling (Long Version)
Class Action - Weekend 		
Stone - Time 	
Hot Streak - Body Work	
Shirley Lites - Heat You Up (Melt Down Mix)
Raw Silk - Do It to the Music (Vocal Mix)	
Q - The Voice Of "Q" (Vocal)	
C Brand - Wired For Games	


Cadenza Podcast | 179 - Eddie Richards (Cycle)

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Doc Martin Live at Magic Wednesdays October 1996

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Doc Martin Live at Unlock The House - October 1995

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URB Mix Vol. 1: Flamable Liquid

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289 - Doc Martin 'URB Mix Vol. 1: Flamable Liquid' (1994)

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412 - Doc Martin - Sounds You Can Feel (2002)

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Sessions Mixed by Mark Farina

521 - Sessions Mixed by Mark Farina - Disc 2 (2006)

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About the CD:
002 of the Classic Mix CD Series and yet another absolute stand out classic. After getting into house at around 15, I guess my only source of info was Danny Rampling's seminal LGDP (Love Groove Dance Party) Saturday nights on Radio 1. However I can't remember Carter getting much coverage on there, yet he, much like Danny Tenaglia seemed to have a level of legend unlike most. This CD cemented my love of house music with an all might smash in the face. The tempo, the bass, the disco, the filters, and fucked up vocals... this was heavyweight. Nothing could compete at the time. I'll always remember driving to college with my 2 nerdy class mates and insisting they played this CD in the car. I'm raving in the back and they are like "What the fuck is this shit, turn it down!". It's with immense pleasure that DJ's like Sneak and Carter seem to be booking all the massive clubs and parties again. I'm not so keen on the whole 'I'm a House Gangster' vibe... but this is as bad as it gets.

002 - Mixmag presents - Derrick Carter 'The Cosmic Disco' (1997)

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