Why thankyou Jonny. Glad you enjoyed it so much, and we likewise enjoyed your company once again. A truly fantastic night was had by all, whether for Jonny's set or seeing a huge visual on the wall of Jean-Claude Van Damme's dance routine in 'Kickboxer' movie. I knew it was going to be good as Jonny opened up with Larry Heard - Music Takes Me Up. I am still intrigued, as I know you are Jonny, to find out the origin of one punter's claim that you had played UR's Seawolf at 33rpm. Answers on a postcard.
Anybody who is willing to venture next time then I will see you on: Friday November 8th t-funkshun @ Masque Theatre, Seel Street, Liverpool L1 Baby Ford (ifach, trellik, background, force tracks) Andy Nicolson (fissure) plus residents> Mark Forshaw & Scott McGill info at www.tfunkshun.com or www.masquevenue.co.uk Cheers, Scott ----- Original Message ----- From: Jonny McIntosh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <313@hyperreal.org> Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 3:01 PM Subject: (313) t-funkshun > Just a quickie to file my report on Scott McGill & T-Funkshun's new > Liverpool night. These guys are really doing their bit to represent quality > music in Liverpool, and they're a great bunch - I had a great time on Friday > night. They are also doing their bit to support the local "licensed trade": > I left three of them at 2pm the following day, still in the pub, with a > large queue of Sambucas lined up. I bow down... ;) The next couple of nights > with Baby Ford and then Luke Solomon will be great, never mind Valentine's > Day. I also bumped into an old school friend, Jamie Ball, whose Turning > Point records are as bonkers and scary as I'd expect. Check out Mark > Forshaw's "Revolution" - with a healthy dose of Rob Hood influence. > > 0151 represents! > > J > > ----------------------------------------------------- > Time to Jack: www.timetojack.org > Jonny McIntosh, Someone Dressed In Beige & DJ Oil & Water > > > >
