SUMMERTIME SPECIAL

Superstars (Boris Dlugosh & Michi Lange Vocal Mix)

Ride Like The Wind (Henry's Lost Disco Mix)

Teenage DJ aka Greg Wilson ‘Time And Place (Disco Break)’

124 bpm

Previously limited vinyl only 2005.

Another of the Acid sketches I put together in the years prior to my DJ return(more detailed lowdown here: http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/teenage-dj-aka-greg-wilson-i), this time drawing on the groove from Oliver Cheatham’s 1983 release, ‘Get Down Saturday Night’.

My working title for it was ‘Twister’(Twist via Oliver) and, having immediately spotted its commercial possibilities, I resolved to develop it further . However, I left it on the backburner too long, my plan biting the dust good and proper when I realised that someone had well and truly beaten me to the punch - an Italo-Belgian DJ called Vito Lucente, who’d score a #1 hit in 2002 with the Room 5 single ‘Make Luv’, which also featured part of the original vocal to great effect. There was no point pursuing the ‘Twister’ idea now, so with a ‘such is life’ shrug of the shoulders I resigned it to the ‘what might have been’ file.

However, when I started deejaying again I realised the ‘Twister’ would come in handy, so I began to play it here and there. The Room 5 was too housed-up for me to consider using, not to mention the fact it had been played to death, but ‘Twister’ retained the early 80’s feel that fitted my vibe – it was a useful track to drop when you needed to give the dancefloor something familiar, but with your own twist. Subsequently, it was an obvious candidate for the ‘Teenage DJ Disco Best’ 12” EP I pressed up in 2005 – with ‘I Was A Teenage DJ Pt 1’ providing such a strong lead track, it could play an important subsidiary role, which is exactly what transpired. It was at this point it became 'Time And Place (Disco Break)', referencing some of the samples I'd dropped in.

I actually met Oliver Cheatham when ‘Get Down Saturday Night’ was released in the UK back in ’83. His record company, MCA, brought him to my night at Legend in Manchester, where he made a personal appearance, performing the single on the club’s dancefloor. Wigan Pier and Legend hosted numerous PA’s in the early 80’s, none of which we paid the acts for, their record companies footing the bill as part of their promotional budget, wanting to get their artists exposure in the most influential dance venues.Other PA’s included Gwen Guthrie, Imagination and David Joseph (it was a consequence of the David Joseph PA that I was invited to demonstrate mixing on the TV show ‘The Tube’:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77sjud0zLJY) .

Greg Wilson July 2011

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Teenage DJ aka Greg Wilson 'Time And Place (Disco Break)'

http://hypem.com/track/2d7tg/Flight+Facilities+-+Two+Bodies+(Henri+Remix)

Following on from the success of her 'It's like This, It's Like That' single, Henri returns with an emotive remix of 'Two Bodies (Feat. Emma Louise)' by the Australian duo, Flight Facilities.

The original, which features breathy vocals from Emma Louise, is the dance/pop production we have come to associate with Flight Facilities. Henri has pushed the boundaries of the track one step further; chopping up and looping snippets of Louise's vocals, while adding lush strings and a gorgeous piano interlude to the mix. 
 
Henri's remix will be sure to reignite your nostalgia for 90's-inspired piano house beats. Perfect in both live and intimate settings, you will be sure to have a sweet euphoric moment and take yourself back to Bora Bora beach in Ibiza. 
 
The remix is being released in anticipation of Henri's second single, Only Love Will Take Me There, a brooding underground house track, coming out on Monstertooth Records in November. It will include remixes and a b-side featuring a swelling, cinematic string arrangement by composer/producer Dan Heath (Lana Del Rey), guaranteed to pull at your emotional strings.

HYPE <3

Two Bodies (Henri Remix) - Flight Facilities

Stevie Wonder - Superstition (Todd Terje Edit)

Artist:Monkey Timers
Titile:Alabama EP
Label:DISKO KLUBB
Cat No:MTDK-005
A1 ALABAMA  45RPM 
B1 PLASTIQ (Keita Sano Remix) 33RPM 
B2 SUMMER ACE ft. Awa 33RPM 

Mix by Masayasu 
Mastering by Naoya Tokunou 
Aat Work EDA 　

A1.ALABAMA

Crystal Grass ‘Crystal World’ (greg wilson edit)

122 bpm

Previously limited vinyl only 2010.

I’ve just blogged about the ‘Time Capsule’ series I did for Samurai FM during 06/07 – where I re-visited the records I was playing exactly 30 years earlier, month by month. This was born of ‘First Impressions’ a selection of 25 singles I played when I first started out as a club DJ back in December 1975. Full lowdown here:
http://www.gregwilson.co.uk/2011/11/time-capsule/  

‘First Impressions’ includes the enigmatic French Disco Funk nugget, ‘Crystal World’ by Crystal Grass, a track that really blew my mind when I first heard it, and continues to be a big personal favourite from that mid-70’s period. There were many great records around at the time, but this had a different edge about it – right from the get go, with that addictive driving bassline, there was something pretty trippy taking place within these Gallic grooves. 

I suppose it was always primed for an edit from me, just to extend it out a bit. This ended up being pressed on vinyl back to back with an edit of another essential early European club cut, ‘Jungle Fever’ by Chakachas (from 1972). The coupling appeared on GW Ruff Edits #4 as ‘French Crystal’ / ‘Belgian Jungle’.

It’s European origin certainly comes into it, but the unusual, somewhat uncanny atmosphere of ‘Crystal World’ is what will always set it apart as a unique recording (the closest to this vibe during the same era, to my ears, was Strutt’s ‘Time Moves On’, from ‘76, with its distinctively eerie undertones – a track that I’ve also subsequently edited, this time for Cosmic Boogie). When I played at the Soul Casino during the Vintage Festival on London’s Southbank last summer, both the Crystal Grass and Strutt edits featured, alongside other selections from the 7 year period ’69-‘76 . You can check it out here:
http://soundcloud.com/gregwilson/soul-casino-vintage-southbank/ 

Greg Wilson – November 2011

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Crystal Grass 'Crystal World' (greg wilson edit)

Track A1 from It's The Arps EP (Olsen Records)

TODD TERJE - Inspector Norse

Live recording of my set at the Oval Space in Shoreditch, London with Greg Wilson and the Credit To The Edit team, great night indeed!

Credit To The Edit @ Oval Space 12.08.17 (Peza live mix)

Watch the official 'Stranded' film clip: http://smarturl.it/StrandedVideo

Out now worldwide via Future Classic & Glassnote 

Listen/Stream/Buy: http://futr.cl/stranded

Stranded feat. Broods, Reggie Watts & Saro

Hot Digits enters its four year with another first rate compilation of all exclusive tracks from artists across the globe. Huge thanks to everyone who has contributed and to all those who have supported the label over the years x

HOTDIGITMAXI004 That Needs An Edit - Norwegian Friend (Preview) Hot Digits Year Four

Dare Me [SR EDITS Rework]

Always preferred this version of the track because of the replayed sample from MJ - Liberian Girl. 

DL: https://hypeddit.com/track/2evk2l

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Had My Love (Casual Connection Rework)**WAV DL**

Digital: smarturl.it/kit-remixes

After delivering one of the stand out Indie Dance tracks of the year so far, Kraak & Smaak and Luxxury are back on Future Disco with a selection of stellar remixes for their single 'Keep It Together'. 

The package includes undisputed Disco edits king; Dr Packer who gives the track a touch of disco class. Bas Roos (Exploited) delivers a heavy, dance-floor ready weekend weapon. Closing the package is another new kid on the block; Vhyce (Boogie Angst), who brings the heat with his funk and bass laden remix, perfect for summer festival sets.

PREMIERE: Kraak & Smaak - Keep It Together (feat. LUXXURY)(Dr Packer's Extended Disco Edit)

Taking inspiration from the past but carving out a musical future, this is a neon lit Future Disco Radio show. Showcasing each month the best in future disco sounds from emerging producers and future disco favourites. Hosted by compiler and disco digger Sean Brosnan plus a guest mix from the Future Disco family.

This month’s show includes a guest mix from the disco-edits king Dr Packer, who remixed Kraak & Smaak's summer hit 'Keep It Together' recently.. There's also tracks from Johannes Albert, DJ Mes, Kraak & Smaak, boerd, Adryiano and many more.

Tracklist:
Reel People, Navasha Daya, John Morales - Can't Fake The Feeling (John Morales M+M Main Mix) [Reel People Music] 
DJ Mes - Da Change (Miguel Migs Salty Rub) [Salted Music]
Magic In Threes - Finnish Funk (COEO Remix (Digital Bonus) [King Underground]
DJ Existential Crisis - Raised By Wolves [Bandcamp]
Lovebirds - Trans Siberia Express (Johannes Albert Remix) [Sirsounds Records]

Guest Mix: Dr Packer
 Tony Silvester & The New Ingredient - Cosmic Lady (Dr Packer Edit) [Mercury] 
Kraak & Smaak - Keep It Together (Dr Packer Extended Disco Edit) [Future Disco]
Nightshifters - We Can Fly (Dr Packer Remix) [Glitterbox]
Doug Willis - Skate Dancer (Dr Packer Remix) [Z Records]
Mickey Moore & Andy T ft Roland Clark - The Rhythm (Dr Packer Remix)[Groove Culture]

Johannes Albert - Gravy Train [NeedWant]
Joss Moog, Around7, HateLate - Oasis (Hatelate Underground Edit) [Ondle Recordings]
Fort Romeau - Terracotta [Fort Romeau]
boerd - Blind (Jadu Heart Remix) [Anjunadeep]

Star of the Future: Adriano
Adryiano - Dreams With [Shall Not Fade]

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Future Disco Radio - Episode 008 Dr Packer Guest Mix

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The Smiths - This Charming Man (Luis Leon Bootleg)

AND001 – limited vinyl on A&R Edits

Released: Monday 27th May, 2013

Side A: Buffalo Dance (Reworked by Henry Greenwood)

Selected by GW

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