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Tom Moulton - The Sandpiper, Fire Island, New York, USA - 1974

This is a radio documentary I hosted in 2000 when we were promoting The Loft compilations David and I produced for Nuphonic. It features interviews with David, Alex Rosner and Francois K and of course, some great Loft classics. The doc was broadcast on XFM and was produced by my friend Chris Menist. I am somewhat embarrassed by my old presenting style (LOL!) but hey it was twenty years ago and I hope I have progressed since then ;). In any case, it's wonderful to hear David's voice and his own words and I hope you will enjoy this as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Loft. Love Saves the Day! (photo taken in Italy in 2000)

London Xpress XFM David & Colleen

Recorded off air August 23 1992 by deemsaar

Playlist:

01/ Nu Shooz - Time Will Tell (The Classic Deep Version)
02/ Orchestra 7 Featuring Kathée - A Fantasy
03/ Masters At Work - Our Mute Horn (Ken Lou Mix)
04/ Lil' Louis & The World ‎- Club Lonely + New Dance Beat
05/ Jack & Jill ‎- Go Miss Thing (Club Mix)
06/ Black Traxx - Your Mind Is So Crazy
07/ Claudia Phillips - Donne-Moi Du Feu (Bonus Dub Extension)
08/ David Bowie - Real Cool World (Cool Dub Thing #1)
09/ Frankie Knuckles Featuring Lisa Michaelis ‎- Rain Falls (Stormy Dub)
10/ Dee Dee Simone - What Are We Doin' ? (Deep Mix)
11/ Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson ‎- The Best Things In Life Are Free (Def Version)

In 1986, when I set out to start a radio show - primarily as an outlet to showcase my own re-edit and remix work - Those New York Kiss FM shows were my main inspiration.
My first shows, on Parisian radios Skyrock, then nation wide NRJ, only had some sections that were mixed, due to the mandatory commercial breaks. Also, they featured an MC friend, doing most of the talking. From 1989 though, I was given a shorter one hour slot on NRJ, but was on my own, with no commercial breaks, free to present a non-stop mix.
The radio had a very mainstream top 40 format, but because my show was during low audience hours, they let me have my own programming. The content was mostly my personal selection of Dance and House music of the time, with a few older things occasionally thrown in. The show was eventually cut off the air in 1994, when the station was monitoring its audience 24/7, and didn’t want to venture away their Top 40 play list anymore.
Years later, with the burst of internet, some of my shows, as they were recorded by listeners on cassette started to surface online.
Some fans I wasn’t aware of during the show’s era, dedicated time and effort to gather more and more recordings, and compile them in a few discussion groups. 
I didn’t keep a personal archive myself, but thanks to the passionate work of a few of my original audience, more than 70% of the shows have been recovered, recorded off air, as they were originally heard.
Over time, I got to meet some of those listeners, who mostly were in their teens when the shows aired.
They told me the impact the music I played had on them. Back in the 90s, it was very difficult outside the few largest French cities, to have access to music that wasn’t mainstream. 
Being the Parisian I am, I only realized decades later, that those shows had a much further and bigger reach I ever imagined.
31 years later, thanks to the most dedicated fans out there, I’m able to present you with a selection of those shows. Some of the music there has stood the test of time, some has not. Take it as a time capsule of where my musical self was in the late 80s early 90s.
We have a few weeks of lockdown coming up. I’ll dedicate to post a new recording every Friday.
With very special thanks to: Deemsaar for the recordings (https://www.mixcloud.com/deemsaar/) and Jerome QPchan for the curating and motivation :)
Comments, stories, memories is what gives the music its flesh and body, so feel free to interact !

NRJ Megamix August 23 1992

Paying homage to The Loft and its founder David Mancuso as the one seminal New York City party that started so many of us on a lifelong love affair with music and making friends while dancing. This mix is giving context to how incredibly strong and vibrant its cultural influence remains to this day by providing examples of now-classic tracks that were made popular at 99 Prince Street during those weekly parties. 

It was first streamed to Facebook Live on 04 - 01 - 2020

=================Track List=====================
Harp Glisses - Alice Coltrane 	
Winning - Sun Palace [Passion]
Let's Do It - Conversion [SAM]
Can't Play Around (promo instrumental) - Lace [Atlantic]
Try Jah Love - Third World [Columbia]
Searching To Find The One - Unlimited Touch [Prelude]
Can't Live Without Your Love - Tamiko Jones [Polydor]
Could Heaven Ever Be Like This - Idris Muhammad [CTI]
Together Forever (acapella mix) - Exodus [Charlotte Amalie]
Expansions - Lonnie Liston Smith [Flying Dutchman]
The Bottle (Live) - Gil Scott-Heron [Arista]
Go Bang (FK Mix) - Dinosaur L [Sleeping Bag]
Double Journey - Powerline [Elite]
Love Money (dub) - T.W. Funkmasters [Tanya Music]
A Little Bit Of Jazz - Nick Straker Band [Prelude]
Melting Pot - Boris Gardiner [Wave Classics]
Mystery Of Dub - Fingers Inc [DJ International]
Don't Go Away (Dub) - Affinity [Island]
Gotta Find A Way - Russ Brown [Jump Street]
The Mexican - Babe Ruth [Capitol]
Keep On (Dub) - D Train [Prelude]
Love Is The Message (Long Version) - MFSB [Philadephia International]
Going Back To My Roots - Lamont Dozier [Warner Bros]
Life On Mars - Dexter Wansel [Philadephia International]
Was Dog A Doughnut - Cat Stevens [A&M]
Anambra - Ozo [DJM]
Have A Good Day - Bohannon [Brunswick]

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In these challenging times, having lost all of my work as a professional touring DJ, any support or financial help would be appreciated. You can either donate monthly with Patreon: patreon.com/fknyc or send one-time gifts via PayPal (use: "family and friends") to: paypal.me/axisnyc Thanks in advance for whatever you may be able to do.

François K - 99 Prince Stream (A Loft Tribute)

Roy Thode - Paradise Garage - 20.10.1979

On this epic 5 Hour Dj Mix, Imma let DJ Spun speak on his vibe with this one. This is our Memorial Day Weekend party mix - use it well! (and re-post to your own account): 

"I not so slowly transitioned from being a punk rock musician-guitarist-singer to new wave-disco-punk-DJ & Club Kid in 1987 Enchanted by the diverse mix of people and sounds that made clubbing in SF in that era such a unique experience. Selling my guitar and Fender Super Reverb amp to buy turntables about 15 years before a certain NYC band wrote a song about it. 

With all of today’s political divisiveness, the global pandemic, isolation, and pending economic collapse. It has me reflecting on those pre-rave days at the end of the Cold War era, the time of Reganomics and other political BS, really has me flashing back to clubbing in San Francisco and the Bay Area at that influential time in my life. A time when the clubs were a real sanctuary and DJ’ing was not such a big business. The places I went to dance were so diverse with innovative DJ’s that usually played all night, playing music that didn’t cater to one crowd or genre but rather creating a home for so many outcasts, with such different tastes and perspectives. 
Psychedelic, Punk Rock, Mod, New Wave, Industrial, Disco, Hip Hop, Funk, Gothic, Soul, Rock, Proto House, and Alternative all blending in to one. 

This DJ mix isn’t meant as any kind of definitive breakdown of the time (that would take weeks), just a glimpse into what you might of heard on one night at the club...

80’s Fantasy Club Night...
Featuring tracks by:
Kraftwerk, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Talk Talk, Skinny Puppy, Xymox, Blancmange, Ofra Haza, Ministry, Soft Cell, Nina Hagen, Depeche Mode, C.C.C.P. Run DMC, Kurtis Blow, Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, Prince, Eurythmics, Cabaret Voltaire, Gaz Nevada, Kajagoogoo, Section 25, Pet Shop Boys, New Order, and more.
Name that tune... If you can. :)

Dedicated to all the DJ’s, dancers and club kids of the 80’s!"

Tom Moulton - The Sandpiper, Fire Island, New York, USA - 1974

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