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Theo Parrish – Heal Yourself and Move [Peacefrog Records]

0 Comments 23 January 2009

Theodore Parrish needs no introduction and indubitably sits firmly as my all time most admired DJ and Producer. Heal Yourself And Move is one of the nine belters taken from Theo’s first album ironically titled First Floor, released back in October 1998. The opening synth soaked vibes descend quickly into a deep, sublime, Detroit-infused 11 minute epic. A typical Theo Parrish slow burner that makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand up whenever I hear it, get this thumping out of a big system and you can’t help but get involved.

When Theo played for us back in September we were talking about this record and he was saying it was one of his favourite tracks from over the years. He also went on to say that it was the first record where he recorded the vocals as himself, that’s right; those sultry deep spoken words are actually the main man Parrish on the mic!!

If you don’t already own this album, buy it now and listen to it in full CD Stereo quality for full effect. Turn it up.

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Wes - who has written 28 posts on cutlooseclub.com.

Having long outgrown his affinity for all things Mousse T and the constraints of Rochdale's finest dancing establishments, Wes has developed impeccable taste and a fine ear for some of the best things in life: House, disco, techno, soul, funk and anything else with a common, underlying theme of being very good. In recent years, Wes has peered over the mixer whilst playing at both the Redlight and a string of Naive Melody parties at Sankeys, keeping the heads firmly nodding and the feet moving in support of the likes of Detroit don Carl Craig, Chicago heavyweight DJ Sneak and Parisian producer I:Cube. More recently, between cultivating the most feeble attempt at ginger designer stubble this side of Prince Harry, Wes has kept the turntables warm at Cutloose parties for, amongst others, Theo Parrish, Metro Area and Mark Seven; fulfilling his adulthood dreams in the process. His childhood dream of being able to scratch 5'6" into his door frame remains a dream.

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