>But for five long years, deep house was homeless. Homeless, but not gone. In >the underground, offside from big clubs, in tiny holes and secret locations, >that were only known to the initiated, the contemplative sound found a >temporary refuge, on nowadays mythical parties. The most important of them >all was called Wild Pitch. > >Here, the hard core of the first deep house DJs played. Names that still get >whispered respectfully today and who were dropped happily on the >Basil-Hardhaus-Classic "Hard For The DJ": Viktor Rosado, David Camacho, >Kenny Carpenter, Nicky Jones, John Robinson. DJ Pierre, who had just moved >from Chicago to New Jersey, sometimes played there and even dedicated a >whole track principle to those legendary sessions: the Wild Pitch Mix.
Aha, cool. I've always wondered where that term came from. Respect JasonB --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
