>> MW 094
>> a1: d-2000
>> Sherard Ingram w/KDJ, 500 copies.
> 500 copies? hmm.. I have a chance for picking this up for 20 euro..
It's not that I don't believe you, but does anyone know how can a buyer
actually VERIFY that when a label or store boasts a really low number of
copies, that it's
I went and dug it out.
Here's what it says.
D-2000
Urban Tribe
mixed by Carl Craig
written by K Dixon jnr
produced by K Dixon jnr and Sherard Ingram
It came out in 1998 on Mo Wax
I lucked out... picked it up for 4.99US
funny thing is on the price sticker somebody wrote "Basic Ch" for a
descript
> MW 094
> a1: d-2000
>
> Sherard Ingram w/KDJ, 500 copies. Never got the album
> but my understanding is this is an extended mix. Hardly
> "funky" in the JB or northern soul sense, very inconspicuous
> and minimal one that grows and grows on you one of my
> faves of his, somewhat surprisingl
MW 094
a1: d-2000
Sherard Ingram w/KDJ, 500 copies. Never got the album
but my understanding is this is an extended mix. Hardly
"funky" in the JB or northern soul sense, very inconspicuous
and minimal one that grows and grows on you one of my
faves of his, somewhat surprisingly
M.
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actually that was off the Urban Tribe album, but the particular track WAS
produced by KDJ. i don't believe the mix down was done by Carl, but by
Sherard Ingram (though I can check). It was off the 1998 album "The Collapse
of Modern Culture", which is a very underrated gem (i'm sure many on here
wou
That would be D-2000 by Urban Tribe. KDJ participated to the writing of the
track, but it's not his per se.
You can find the track on "The Collapse Of Modern Culture" full length as
well.
Not sure, but I think it was also on one of the Headz comps, or was that
another UT track?
Very good t
Tribute record, can't remember topic, downtempo hous-ish, one-sided, wicked !
- Giles
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> From: Maarten Baute
> Reply To: Maarten Ba
>
> anyways, back to Detroit... anyone know what KDJ's up to? he's been a bit
> quiet lately. and when's the next Planet E anniversary re-issue due?
yeah I'd set upon any new info about MM.surely there must be KDJ release
from himself or Andres shortly
>
> ps: how about some more re
- Original Message -
From: "Lee Herrington" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <313@hyperreal.org>
Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2002 10:42 PM
Subject: [313] KDJ re-issues.
>
> hi folks. where is everybody getting these KDJ re-issues? it's
bone-dry
> here in the 216. gimme an URL to a merchant o
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Subject: RE: [313] Re: [Re: [313] KDJ no show Glasgow]
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 05:17:03 -
yeah, but money is what DJ'ing is all about, right?
sickening.
Mike
From: Jason Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: [313] Re: [Re: [313] KDJ no show Glas
yeah, but money is what DJ'ing is all about, right?
sickening.
Mike
From: Jason Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: RE: [313] Re: [Re: [313] KDJ no show Glasgow]
Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2000 14:59:00 +1000
.Interesting comment ,BTW Paul okenfold(sp?)
>recieve
Not this again!!
>.Interesting comment ,BTW Paul okenfold(sp?)
>>recieved $120,000 for new years eve 2000...spinning three gigs helicoptered
>>from one to others when done @ $60,000 a pop...
>>kinda puts $7500 in perspective , huh?
>
>and how much did millsy get paid for NYE 2000 in melbourne?
.Interesting comment ,BTW Paul okenfold(sp?)
>recieved $120,000 for new years eve 2000...spinning three gigs helicoptered
>from one to others when done @ $60,000 a pop...
>kinda puts $7500 in perspective , huh?
and how much did millsy get paid for NYE 2000 in melbourne?
j
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (peter mueller) wrote:
wether this is true or not, no dj is worth that much money.
)()()()()()()()()()()()()()...Interesting comment ,BTW Paul okenfold(sp?)
recieved $120,000 for new years eve 2000...spinning three gigs helicoptered
from one to others when done @ $60,000 a pop...
wether this is true or not, no dj is worth that much money.
peter
- Original Message -
From: jas don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi there!
>
> Just to let the Glasgow 313er's that Mr Kenny Dixon
> Jnr
> will not be appearing at the Arches this Friday as
> mentioned on this list last week. Reaso
Im pretty sure his disco revisited (emotional content?) ep on TP's Intagible
label was the first ep he did under the name Kenny Dixon Jr. unless theres
some obscure releases hes done that didn't see the light of day outside
detroit? That was around 1995..
j
>This weekend i ran into an old KDJ
Very jazzy. It doesn't have the same kick that "Shades of Jae" has. It's
almost a session piece if that makes any sense. It's one sided with one
track. I like it, but I wouldn't list it among his essentials. When I'm in
the mood for Moodyman this isn't one of the records I look for. I wouldn't
call
when will it be availible here in the US?
WHERE is the best place to get all his stuff, I ask this because people are
always talking about how difficult his stuff is to find.
Five
on 8/31/00 11:03 AM, jurren baars at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> i´ve just been listening to kenny dixon jr's set at the demf,
> http://proto.groovetech.com/mk-demf.rmxl?file=/demf/mainstage/day2/mainstageda
> y2-kennydixonjr.rm
> and i was wondering if anyone knew what track he's playing at 1 hour
In a message dated 7/03/00 10:45:44 [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The other moodymann stuff on the shelves is great... 'ya blessin
> me' is pretty cool, the pandemonium record is EXCELLENT, and if
> you missed out on shades of jae, that is available. One thing
> though, the other side supposed
Just to clarify
- I haven't heard the record yet
- I'm reserving my own judgement until that time.
I would also like to point out that this record has not hit any
shelves here at all, due to the fact that it doesn't look like it's hit
any of the distributor's sheets. Why are so many good record
To note further,
I think that maybe this release is suffering from having another kdj release
out that is stealing the spotlight. That's fine, but don't over look this
track. I remeber the same thing seemed to happen when Mills put out Kat Moda
and then Force Universalle. Both are great, but Kat
> >
> > On the other hand, I've been told that the kdj on moods / grooves
> > isn't actually that good (I guess when you compare it to other
> > moodyman stuff). I'll still hear it for myself, if mike grant decides to
> > repress the sucker.
Wrong. Its good. I guess you could measure it against
dave: the kdj on moods and grooves is a one
sided 2 track 12". the second track is a cut up
of a ten city track (memory escapes me re:
which one, but i posted re: this before) and the
first track is played on show 596 of Andrew Duke's
In The Mix (archive on cognition: http://techno.ca/cognition)
if
if I got lucky or what exactly the story is. The guys at
Gramaphone were oblivious to the situation.
Jb
-Original Message-
From: marsel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, March 05, 2000 7:15 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: Re: (313) kdj, old but new?
the re-presses are indeed d
the re-presses are indeed different, but as far as i know not with new tracks
one record was repressed with same tracks on both sides, another one kdj
now hosts a track of a soulcity release
probably most easy in to purchase 'silentintroduction'
At 4-3-00 + 19:05, you wrote:
On the kdj
; Subject: Re: (313) kdj
>
> ehm.. osa..your message is dated 1914...
> 1914...new york city - The first female dj on the radio
> her name was Sybil True. Her show was called The little Ham Programme.
> She
> Borrowed records from the local recordstore and concentrated on you
ehm.. osa..your message is dated 1914...
1914...new york city - The first female dj on the radio
her name was Sybil True. Her show was called The little Ham Programme. She
Borrowed records from the local recordstore and concentrated on young
people's music in an attempt to encourage youthful inter
there's an pretty limited kdj25a, white label only out for some moment
could also be his pandemonium release
or the moods & grooves promo, one of that has real percussion, other is
more filterish
and as to be expected there are some mix ups with the represses// :)
byebye
At 2-2-00 +0100 23:2
KDJ has a limited 12" on Mike Grant's
Detroit-based Moods and Grooves imprint.
There are two untitled tracks. You've described
the first one, the second one is a disco cut-up
of a Ten City track. I'd give you more specific
info, but the majority of my music is still not
unpacked (ie. still in boxes
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