Ok.
While it's true they travel with the same records frequently, I still am
unable to figure out why Derrick May played the same records...within 5
days...IN DETROIT...about a month ago (@ Motor & Temple). (only ONE example
follows..)-he started out with "The Conversation" by Lil Louis, & the
I am curious about two things here...
> too much rigidity and analysis right there!
how so?
>if you don't have da funk, you
> don't have the funk. period. havin' da funk means you can transcend ANY
> musical category / genre, and adapt to ANY situation, without need for
> practice, nor analysi
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> My opinion of this is that I feel it depends on your approach, either you
> playing for the dance, or yo
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From: "tristan watkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 5:18 PM
Subject: Re: [313] planned dj sets, derrick may
> Most of the time he seems to be work
Most of the time he seems to be working from the same
crate, if you will, and maybe has a few new records
thrown in. I can't really get tired of it though. He
does it so damn well.
Now, I'm probably bating more flame, but I like to
plan my sets within reason, and I've been spining
vinyl for over
what is the general concensus on laying out your whole set ahead of
time. I think every time i have seen derrick may play he has played the
same tracks in the same order for the mostpart. Here at the esi fest in
lansing i swear he played the same set as the demf (for the most part).
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