Used to hammer this classic GP mix tape. Surely 92 was the peak of the US garage sound. 

On the anniversary of one full year of lockdown livestreams, Back in the Day streamed a final full weekend  of live music, by way of celebration. 

As the world slowly returns to some sort of normality, music is the answer that has seen us through some difficult times......

This is a live recording of my marathon four hour set on the Saturday, very much a "best of" from all the previous streams, and a few more tunes just for good measure!

So, finally, and for one last time...... turn on..... tune in...... drop out........ and dance....... while you can! x

Finally, The Final Stream...... 13/3/21

Greame Park Hacienda June 1989 Side A

The Casual Menace Presents Tape68.WAV

SASHA ORBIT 7-6-91

Andy Weatherall - Live @ DiY Bounce, Dance Factory, Nottingham, 1992

Episode 5 - Thank Larry, It´s Friday
Legends of The Dancefloor - A Piece Of Paradise: The Weekend. Thank Larry Its Friday. Four interviews from people close to Larry Levan including Manny Lehmann, Michael Debenedictus, Rochelle Flemming and Bobby Viteritti.

produced by Lenny Fontana & Eddie Gordon

TRACKLIST:
01. Four Tops - Main Street People
02. Rocker's Revenge - Walking On Sunshine
03. Four Tops - Main Street People
04. Rocker's Revenge - Walking On Sunshine
05. Whitney Houston - I'm Every Woman
06. Manuel Göttsching - E2 E4
07. Chaka Khan - Ain't Nobody
08. The Originals - Down To Love Town
09. Colonel Abrams - Trapped
10. Colonel Abrams - Muisc Is The Answer
11. Mick Jagger - Lucky In Love
12. Tom Tom Club - Genius Of Love
13. Madonna - Holiday
14. Liquid Liquid - Optimo
15. D-Train - You're The One For Me
16. The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight
17. Grandmaster Flash & Grandmaster Melle Mel - White Lines (Don't Do It)
18. Chic - Good Times
19. Nu Shooz - I Can't Wait
20. Taana Gardner - Heartbeat
21. Diana Ross - Upside Down
22. Donna McGhee - Make It Last Forever
23. Peech Boys - Don't Make Me Wait
24. Donna Summer - I Feel Love
25. Dan Hartman - Instant Replay
26. Yarbrough & Peoples - Don't Stop The Music
27. Diana Ross - The Boss
28. First Choice - Armed & Extremely Dangerous
29. First Choice - Smarty Pants
30. First Choice - Doctor Love
31. Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation
32. Kym Sims - Too Blind To See It
33. The Clash - Magnificent Seven

BBC Legends Of The Dancefloor - A Tribute To Larry Levan Episode 5 Friday Night by Lenny Fontana

Trevor Jackson speaks to legendary producer Trevor Horn, creator of some of the finest sonic adventures in rock & pop history. 3 hour interview covering his early career, featuring some of his greatest works from the likes of Art of Noise, ABC, Grace Jones, Malcolm Mclaren, Seal and many more.

Trevor Horn in conversation with Trevor Jackson

I created the mix especially for my friend Suddi Raval's 1st Birthday for his H.E.A.T. radio show. I used the great Alice Herz-Sommer's outlook and love of life as my inspiration. Her voice can be heard in the intro and outro of the mix, a shining light to us all. Let her words of wisdom be a lesson to us all. 
"I look at the good. When you are relaxed, your body is always relaxed. When you are pessimistic, your body behaves in an unnatural way. It is up to us whether we look at the good or the bad. When you are nice to others, they are nice to you. When you give, you receive." Alice Sommer (26 November 1903 – 23 February 2014)

Free Reign (All The Colours)

The sound of late 80s and early 90s house and rave culture has always fascinated me from a very early age on. Maybe it's because the aftermath of it (you know, when it fully hit the mainstream and became trashy) was the sound of my childhood. Only later through my fascination for Manchester's Factory Records and bands like New Order I got more excited about the roots of this movement that creatively peaked between 1988 and 1993. Over the past months I dug even deeper into that era, discovered obscurities and rarities I wasn't even aware of. This mix in many ways is a culmination of my ongoing fascination, combining longtime favourites with more unknown tracks while also bridging the gap between underground and mainstream.

This was a fascinating era for electronic music, the moment when traditional indie rock vibes merged with electronic dance music in a still quite raw and analogue way. There's an almost naive notion of adventurous experimentation sensible throughout it and that really excites and inspires me to this day. So, if you always wanted to know what this brief period of ecstasy-tripping electronic sounds was all about please enjoy the following journey. And also try to watch the movie "24 Hour Party People" as it's a joyful document of that time. 

Here's the tracklist

01. Happy Mondays - Hallelujah (Club Mix)
02. Revenge - State Of Shock (L'Pool Edit)
03. Together - Hardcore Uproar (Boomtown Mix)
04. A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray (Gerald's Rham On Acid Remix)
05. New Order - Vicious Circle (Mike Haas Mix)
06. 808 State - Pacific State (1989 Original 12' Mix)
07. Pet Shop Boys - Where The Streets Have No Name (Red Zone Mix)
08. Maurice - This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze) [Deep Dub]
09. 49ers - Touch Me (Extended Dance Version)
10. Electronic - Lucky Bag
11. Technotronic - Rockin' Over The Beat (Rockin' Over Manchester Hacienda Mix)
12. The Farm - Groovy Train (Groovy Club Mix)
13. Depeche Mode - Happiest Girl (The Pulsating Orbital Mix)
14. The Future Sound Of London - Papua New Guinea (12'' Original Mix)
15. The Durutti Column - The Together Mix
16. Sub Sub - Inside Of This
17. Ryuichi Sakamoto - You Do Me (Justin Strauss Remix)
18. Candy Flip - Space (Dub Mix)
19. The Beloved - Sweet Harmony (Live The Dream Mix)
20. OMD – Dream Of Me (Based on 'Love's Theme') [Interstella Mix]

Take care, step on and have a blast,
Burnout Sumner

Stories Through Tapes

Hacienda High Times: An Oldschool Rave & House Mix

This was a hard mix to make mainly due to the expanse of his body of work. I started to overthink things and finally gave up trying to do anything thematic or intentional and just hit record and started playing his music. Most of these tracks came out in the early 90's, pre-2LS, with a few exceptions. Needless to say, there are a lot of my favorites that didn't make it on to this. So, there'll have to be a part two and maybe even a three or four. Very hard to put into words how influential his music has been to me at every turn. 

Tracklisting

Timothy FairPlay - The Final Reel (Andrew Weatherall Remix)
Andrew Weatherall vs The Boardroom - Spread the Hot Potato (Weatherall Re-mix)
Galliano - Skunk Funk (Cabin Fever) 
Flowered Up - Weatherall’s Weekender (Audrey is a little bit partial mix) 
Stereo MC’s - Everything (Everything Grooves Part 1)
One Dove - Transient Truth (Old Toys Dub)
Airstream - Follow Through (Nine O’Clock Drop Mix) 
Bocca Juniors - Substance (Juvenile Version)
The Orb - Perpetual Dawn (Ultrabass 1)
Primal Scream - Jailbird (Weatherall Dub Chapter 3 mix)
Transglobal Underground - International Times (Haunted Dancehall mix)
One Dove - Fallen (Darkest Hour)
Primal Scream - Come Together 
Love Corporation - Give me some love 
Deep Joy - fall

Graeme Park - Hacienda (Summer 1992)

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