----- Original Message ----- From: dc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: stuffed bird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: January 11, 2001 10:47 AM Subject: Re: [313] track ID's Ron Hardy Mix
> RD, > > I have the second id > > track 6: Trax-style, male singing: "Can't you see, everybody is dancing > with me...Music takes control, music that's good for your soul..." > > It's The Night Writers "Let The Music (use you)" on Danica from '87 > This was produced by Frankie Knuckles > (side note his new LP on Azuli titled "Frankie Knuckles Choice - a > collection of classics" IS A MUST!) > > Wow this must have been fresh off the press when it was thrown into this > mix. > This is a serious, serious mix and exactly where I am at musically. > After many years of playing deep house and Detroit techno & electro I > finally > started digging and exploring the years of music previous to and during the > "First Wave". This is the time period of the late '70's - mid/late '80's > where > producers went from doing most everything live to using much of the > availability > of the new drum machines and related gear. Both exiting and innovative > times. > Detroit and Chicago in the thick of it! > I have never been to Chi-town and only started going to Motown in '93/ '94 > so my > direct influence to these times is all second hand info. > > If anyone else on this list interested in these times and the music check > out these > links to the weekly radio show I do called clear radio > > http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear20.ram - Disco-funk-soul spotlight > > http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear17.ram - The Underground Soldier > > http://www.technologix.org/ram/clear/clear15.ram - Early Detroit techno > > I also want to wish a happy new year to all my friends on the list and the > new ones > I have made since I have joined it. > > David Cooper > www.roundtablemusic.com > where you can find more of clear radio in the archived media section > >
