Well, well, well! Thanks for posting Dave!
The only prob is that it's at Turnmills! Yeuch!
I might have to do it though...
Ken
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Sent: 18 August 2005 15:28
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Subject: (313) Blaze in London
I think it was Ken who
On 18-aug-2005, at 16:27, David Beattie wrote:
I think it was Ken who was talking abut Blaze not
playing out - well dont know how I ended up on this
mailing list but it looks as though they are playing
Turnmills on the Saturday of the bank holiday
weekend..
They played in Holland last
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I heard that's what they're doing here in Minneapolis as well
Kevin DJs while Josh plays the keys over the top
MEK
Well, let's hope that they aren't billing it as a Live show, as that
would be annoyingly wrong!
99% record, 1% live... ouch!
I would love to
I had a think about this. Am I right in thinking that Blaze have not
played out for years, if ever? Maybe they did at one point, but I can't
recall the last time I ever heard of them doing so, singularly or
together. Live, now that would be interesting...
Ken
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was tasty.
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I had a think about this. Am I
Oh cool. Someone get 'em over here! :-) Also, get Tortured Soul while
your at it. They were very impressive at the Big Chill.
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At 08:31 AM 8/12/2005, Odeluga, Ken wrote:
Also, get Tortured Soul while
your at it. They were very impressive at the Big Chill.
oh man, i just saw them in a tiny little bar/theatre in providence a couple
weeks ago. i have never seen a crowd (or a drummer) more covered in sweat.
and this is
Faster trigger finger, than I, has that man ... ;-)
Ken Odeluga
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Subject: (313) Blaze - Gloria Muse
I agree 200% on that Michael. *Except* on Derrick Carter's mix! :-)
That has got his killer, subtle Chi-Town compression just before the kicks
and it rocks.
Ken
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I wish these people would actually put some thought
into these remixes instead of just laying down some boring thud thud thud
beat
ha ha ha ha
You sound like me in the morning!
and even funnier, those mixes are about 3 years old! how come it took you
so long!?
p.s. someone I know did a mix
the best blaze track by miles:
black rascals 'keeping my mind' (sumo)
james
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Hey Chris.
I was wondering whether any of you can tell me what are the ESSENTIAL
tracks released
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on Tue, 4 Nov 2003 about following:
I was wondering whether any of you can tell me what are the ESSENTIAL
tracks released by Blaze.
among the ones already mentioned, recently released We are one on King
Street Sounds has been growing up on me lately.. very beautiful
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Breathe
Wishing you were here (Joey Negro remix, Slip n Side 100)
Elevation
Better Days
Lovely ones
Home is where the heart is
Lovelee Dae
25 years later (motown
'Gloria Muse' is easilly my favorite Blaze track. Otto and I each pooed
ourselves both of the two times Ron Trent played it @ DEMF '02, soon before
it was released. Also, if you have the opportunity to catch one of their
rare live performances, don't sleep. Was lucky enough to see that in NYC
this
Seasons of love
great track !!
Lovelee dae (I really like the beloved vocal mix :-))
...and many more that I can't recall at the moment...
i like the bill withers original version better
raw
Ahem! It's a totally different song - it's not a cover version of
'Lovely Day' by Bill Withers
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Seasons of love
great track !!
Lovelee dae (I really like the beloved vocal mix :-))
...and many more that I
Don't know a lot of Blaze stuff but what I know of it is fantastic - Moonwalk,
My Beat, Do You Remember House and Lovely Day are tracks that instantly spring
to mind
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Hey Chris.
I was wondering whether any of you can tell me what are the ESSENTIAL
tracks released by Blaze
there's loads! I prefer their older stuff... but theres loads of good
recent stuff too.
best thing to do, go see duncan at work, he'll sort you out, he has loads
of the old wicked chit
On Tue, 4 Nov 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering whether any of you can tell me what are the ESSENTIAL tracks
released by Blaze. I'm really into the 'A Moment in Time Part 1' record that
they released recently. Beautiful, deep-house music which can be appreciated
at home or in
Breathe
Wishing you were here (Joey Negro remix, Slip n Side 100)
Elevation
Better Days
Lovely ones
Home is where the heart is
Lovelee Dae
25 years later (motown)
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Aan:
Hi there,
Just looked back over this thread, and I thought I'd point out a couple of
very cool Blaze joints which ditn't get mentioned:
Black Rascals The Piano and For The Next Time (double pack)
and
Louie Vega feat. Blaze Elements of Life which is practically a Blaze tune,
with great lyrics and
of course!! Elements of Life featuring Alexander Hope! What a great
voice!
W
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To: Maarten Baute
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Hi there,
Just looked back over this thread
to describe it is
'COMMITMENT'. (yeah, in capitals!)
respect,
Andrew
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Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 4:31 PM
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BULLSEYE??? BINGO?
is this the one?
http://www.discogs.com
easily my fav blaze album is 'basic blaze'. it has 'my beat' (but wtf is
wrong with this track??), 'wishin you were here', 'klubtrance', 'never can
get away', 'another dae' etc - all straight up deepness, no fillers.
jasonb
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not an album, but a e.p. black rascals 'keeping my mind' on sumo. one of the
great deep house tracks.
i've always thought it weird that blaze has become popular in the last few
years when their production in the last five years or so seems but a mere
shadow of their early work. but i guess that's
Second those who said '25 Years Later' on Motown. Indeed it was their first
LP, but you look for a discography and it's hard because they've simply done
so much, including remixes (maybe excluding) we could be over a hundred.
'Basic Blaze' is ace. 'My Beat' *is* deep (to me). Can't say 'I
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not an album, but a e.p. black rascals 'keeping my mind' on sumo. one of the
great deep house tracks.
i've always thought it weird that blaze has become popular in the last few
years when their production in the last five years or so seems but a mere
shadow
Well brother, you got me flabbergasted now!
Another Blaze album that I don't know of? That's the surprise of the day!
W
There's also an LP in '89 (yes, an LP but wait) called 'Paradise Regained'.
In fact, it purports to be a compilation (it is, kind of) featuring
different artists but it's
: (313) blaze
not an album, but a e.p. black rascals 'keeping my mind' on sumo. one of the
great deep house tracks.
i've always thought it weird that blaze has become popular in the last few
years when their production in the last five years or so seems but a mere
shadow of their early work. but i
Am I the only one that loves the Herbert remix of Fantasy on Playhouse??
Blaze is the sh*t,
m*
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Keeping My Mind is record number one on my
That's s true!
Wibo
Blaze-Fan :)
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Mark S. Krüx wrote:
Blaze is the sh*t,
m*
Blaze mix of flightt let's get jazzy, lovely dae on simplex and moonwalk
are my favorites
Oooozing class...
Placid
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That's s true!
Wibo
Blaze-Fan :)
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Mark S. Krüx
most essential is their first album, 25 years later on motown, one of the
best house albums of all time, only journey with the lonely from lil' louis
and the world can be compared to this one.
Speaking of tracks and mixes and ep-s there is too much essential stuff from
them to list, from their
any blaze title with lovelee dae or wishing you were here is pretty
essential. i only have those tracks on EP's though.
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Hi,
can someone
Natural Blaze is the only material I have by them and it's a corker.
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Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2003 6:37 PM
To: Maarten Baute
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any blaze title with lovelee dae or wishing you were here
the one i really like is the Klubhead EP with 4 Tha Love Of You, If I Were
Your Man, Brothers Sisters, Some More, 4 Tha Next Time on it. funky deep
vocal garage house. i saw it at rushhour recently.
the one i don't care at all about is the album on playhouse.
ciao
a
pretty much pick
it up.
nath
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Natural Blaze is the only material I
I totally agree: it's about EPs not albums, but as far as albums are
concerned 'Natural Blaze' on 'Life Line' (2001) is (IMO) their best.
But back to their EPs, my favorites:
- 'Trans-Jazz EP' on 'Simplex Records' (1996): Features 'Lovelee Dae'
and a great cover of 'Time Marches On'.
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But back to their EPs, my favorites:
- 'Trans-Jazz EP' on 'Simplex Records' (1996): Features 'Lovelee Dae'
and a great cover of 'Time Marches On'.
- 'Directions Part 1' on 'Spiritual Life (1998).
- 'The Blaze Tracks EP' on Nuphonic (1995) which features my favorite
Blaze track ever:
Blaze - Spiritually Speaking on Slip 'n' Slide.
http://www.kickinmusic.com/news.shtml
Apparantly their first original album in over ten years (?). They have
really taken things back to the roots of house with this album anyway,
except for the track that the website has a sample of - my least
Apparently it's already found its way onto the net. The bits I've heard are
really good. There's some tracks with more of a traditional jazz structure
than I've heard from Blaze before, or maybe just more live musicians. Some
of it is a little too cookie-cutter Blaze deepness with lamentations
I'm pretty sure they don't. If they did, I would expect there'd be a link
from Shelter (www.clubshelter.com).
J
Anyone know whether Blaze has an official site?
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So that WAS the same Kevin Hedge quoted in that article in Freep then?
(About the Carl Craig/KMS debacle).
Ken
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Sorry I meant Village Voice (on line ed).
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Subject: RE: [313] Blaze... once more
So that WAS the same Kevin Hedge quoted in that article
From West End Records Page:
West End Records is delighted to announce that Kevin
Hedge,known to many worldwide as Blaze, has signed on
to produce an album to be delivered to the
label in Spring 2002. The album
is a compilation of deep underground dance tracks by
2Official%22hc=0hs=0
Cheers,
m*
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So that WAS the same Kevin Hedge quoted
Anyone know if Mood II Swing has ever recorded anything with Blaze??
That'd be a killer combo!:)
Laters,
m*
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Tough! I've been looking for a few years myself, and still haven't seen
it...
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Subject: [313] BLAZE - 25 Years Later
Hiya all,
Back in 1992 Motown
I agree. 21st century music is a world class place to find stuff. I think
I've picked up over half of my Patrick Adams collection from that place at
amazingly reasonable prices. And their service is top notch too.
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You are not talking here about Pure Blaze 1 2? I believe volume 2 came out a
few months back. Lot's of early 90s Blaze stuff on both of these compilations
W
Jonny McIntosh wrote:
Far from anonymous disco house, Blaze are, if any group are, the most
deserving of a chapter to themselves in the
If peeps aren't sick of this thread by tomorrow, I will post details of 'The
Garage Sound Volume III' Rumor/Republic (1991) which features Blaze too.
Also Colonel Abrams (I kid you not) Dave Lee, Larry Heard (I wouldn't lie to
you) Paul Simpson (the same one) and Kirk Degiorgio(!) ... Unless
I haven't checked the site but it sounds like it is the second side of the
Live in Detroit tape which *does* start with the end of the track off
Blaze's Artful Noyz EP. The next track is Overyohead. If you've got the
wrong info off of me, sorry, but the Blaze track starts on side A, so I put
it in
Blaze continue to be the shit for me, Jason,
I'm a HUGE fan of their stuff. Many bands hit their
peak and then fall off, but with My Beat and other
things in the last few years (and obviously Lovelee Dae),
they've kept it going strong from the old to the new. don
't
have a discog. though. andrew
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