Anyone know what mix this is of the New Order track please? 

1. Jocelyn Brown - Love's Gonna Get You 2. Rochelle - My Magic Man (Machine Gun Dub) 3. Napoleon - Why? (Progressive Mix) 4. Dr. Derelict - Undercover (Bonus Freaks) 5. Status IV - You Ain't Really Down (Acapella) 6. Fox the Fox - Precious Little Diamond (Shep Pettibone Remix) 7. Gwendolyn - Come To Me 8. Debbie Harry - Feel the Spin (Dub) 9. Mark Shreeve - Legion (Razor Mix) 10. Expose - Point of No Return (Dub Mix) 11. Yoko Ono - Walking on Thin Ice (1981 Re-Edit) 12. Phyllis Nelson - I Like You 13. Farley Jackmaster Funk - Farley Knows House 14. Project - Love Rescue 15. Farley Jackmaster Funk - Jackin' the House 16. The 202 Machine - Get Up (Rock Your Body) (Import Version) 17. Quest feat. Liz Torres - Mind Games 18. Koto - Visitors 19. Digital Mind - Countdown (Dub Version) 20. Zinno - What's Your Name 21. Farley Jackmaster Funk - Jackin the Bass 22. Whitney Houston - Thinking About You 23. Fun Fun - Color My Love 24. New Order - Subculture

Wow I havnt heard this I Am Legion song since the 80s

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My favorite Mix of all-time - from Scott Smokin' Silz... ~SJ


Scott Smokin' Silz - Hot Lunch Mix

Broadcast date unknown. Recorded in glorious 64kb/s CBR :)

Credit to the original artists.

Steve Silk Hurley - WBMX Friday Night Jams, Chicago [1984]

A raw mix of old school Hip House, Acid House, Soulful and Piano Driven House with hard hitting Chicago Beats from the classic DJ International label. Mixed totally on vinyl with some additional samples triggered from Serrato, I hope you enjoy these classics!
1) Fast Eddie- Get you some more (Accapella)
2) Julian Jumpin Perez feat. Kool Rock Steady- Ain't we funky now
3) Tyree- Acid Over
4) Fast Eddie- Get you some more (Tyree Cooper Mix)
5) Fast Eddie- Let's Go (Don't you want some more)
6) Tyree- Turn up the bass (Jump the bass)
7) Tyree- Turn up the bass (Scratch the bass)
8) Fast Eddie- Yo yo get funky ( Woo Yeah!)
9) Fast Eddie- Yo yo get funky (Original radio)
10) Mixmasters feat. Mc Action- It's about time (Tyree Cooper Mix)
11) Fast Eddie- Clap your hands
12) Tyree- It takes a thief (Joe Smooth Mix)
13) Julian Jumpin Perez feat. Brother D- Let's work (Knee Deep)
14) Mixmasters feat. Andrea- How low can you touch me (Tyree Village Mix)
15) Fast Eddie - Jack 2 the Sound
16) Fast Eddie- I Can Dance
17) Fast Eddie- Hip House (Tyree 89' Remix)
18) Mixmasters- In the mix
        Fast Eddie- Straight Jackin (Instrumental)
19) Kool Rock Steady feat.Sundance- Ain't no stopping us now     (Instrumental)
20) Tyree- House music is my life ( Instrumental)

Chicago Hip house and House 88-89' Vol 1.

Kenny Jammin' Jason - WBMX January 19, 1985

Mickey 'Mixin' Oliver - WBMX July 1984

The Hot Mix 5 are an American DJ team originating from Chicago, Illinois, who were chosen by WBMX Program Director, Lee Michaels in 1981. The founding members were Farley "Funkin" Keith (later known as Farley "Jackmaster" Funk), Mickey "Mixin" Oliver, Scott "Smokin" Silz, Ralphi Rosario and Kenny "Jammin" Jason. In 1982, Scott Silz was asked to leave the group and was replaced by Julian "Jumpin" Perez in 1984, as the winner of a HMF sponsored DJ Battle. Another DJ, Jeff Davis, was supposed to be a sixth member, but Silz mentioned in an interview that he never showed up, leaving just the five members.[1]

Created to act as the resident DJs on Chicago FM radio station (now defunct) WBMX's Saturday Night Live Ain't No Jive mix show hosted by Armando Rivera, the members quickly established themselves as a force to be reckoned with. Soon Friday Night Jams, Mini Mixes and specially edited remixes were added. The Chicago house music scene exploded as the Hot Mix 5 show and WBMX became the #1 Radio show in Chicago, by airing a new sound called House Music that was presented by their unique style of turntablism. Mickey Oliver became known by his editing and Turntable skills, and Farley, Ralphi and Kenny each had their own incredible unique styles. Soon the Hot Mix 5 Radio show became known all over the world as their mixes were recorded on cassette tapes and sent across America and aboard. Their Turntable skills together with this new genre broke about every Chicago House Music Record and many Italo Disco track, as Million of listeners in Chicago waited for their weekly mixes. Together, the've became legends as their mixes are still being sold today on the likes of Ebay and other outlets. Many of the Top Djs in the world have recognized the Hot Mix 5 as their mentors, as to setting the bar of what a DJ can be.

The City of Chicago, Illinois recognized the Hot Mix 5 members contribution to the creation of the house music genre and honored them by presenting each member with an individual street named after them and in addition a street named after them as a whole called "Hot Mix 5 Way", which is located in downtown Chicago on the corner of Michigan Avenue and Balbo Drive. 

Today, The Hot Mix 5 members continue to perform globally individually and sometimes as a team. 
Mickey has had a TV show called Intensi-T, a live stage show at the Planet Hollywood complex on the Las Vegas Strip, and mentioned as a Grammy semi finalist in 2012. Ralphi was a Grammy finalist in 2013 and has produced recordings for many Major recording artists with countless charting hits. Farley has continued his legendary DJ career by performing all over the world to huge crowds. Kenny's Addicted to Radio station has been nominated as one of America's top Radio stations.

HOT MIX 5 - MICKEY 'MIXIN' OLIVER ' - WBMX - CHICAGO - 1985

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