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----- Forwarded by Gary Girard/Sales/Blyth/EUK on 10/10/2003 11:19 -----
"Mike Tyrer"
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10/10/2003 Subject: Colin Dale - 313
11:17
Please respond
to "Mike
Tyrer"
a quick posting for me (svp)
Colin Dale (and don't forget Colin Faver) were hugely influencial in
debuting '313' music on the ears of many a Londoner. Tuesday and Thursday
nights on KISS were religion. I'm sure many list peeps somewhere have a
box of those midweek tapes recorded off the radio. I know I have ....
Time moved on .. they were 'let go' by the station. Colin continued his
show on Groovetech but now lives in Marseilles. He regularly returns to
London playing major gigs(18/10 '4th Birthday' Fabric with Andrew
Weatherall) and U'ground gigs (31/10 'Jacks House' @ Telegraph, Brixton).
I can vouch for the fact that he will happily play at a party for his beer
money (and a bag of crisps) and happily party on afterwards.
Imho Colin Dale and Andy Weatherall are 2 of the most under-rated DJs
playing out - and with both of them being regular supporters of the
U'ground scene (and seen regularly on the dancefloor after their sets) its
highly appropriate that they'll (for once) get a fat cheque playing the
Fabric B'day party. Punters are in for a treat - sadly, I am not too fond
of Fabric, but if this year - as seems likely - I dont make Belgium &
ILoveTechno maybe that's where I will be.
Without doubt - it underlines the strength of radio exposure - in
establishing music.
And so a big shout to Colin Dale - and don't forget the brother - Mark Dale
and Trevor. Trevor I think recorded as Dark Invader or ...someone.... Dark.
Is Dark Male = Colin? or Brother Mark?
