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You can listen to the tracks using the Juno player below.

Cameo – It’s Serious [Chocolate City]

New York’s Larry Blackmon & Co do the business with this funked up disco number from way back in…wait for it…1977. That bass line!

Jamie Hodge – Jazzy Disco Track [Rush Hour]

Very tasty 3 track EP picked from from Daniel’s Waaaaaang’s private vault. All tracks are previously unreleased but its the Jazzy Disco Track doing it for me, although ‘On The Moon’ is equally as good.

Trilogy – Latin Love [Prism]

Superb Disco/Electro vibes from the untouchable Prism Records back in 1987. Check the Dub.

The Congos – Congoman Chant [Glimmer Records]

Since its initial release in Jamaica in 1977, the Congos’ debut album Heart Of The Congos has never diminished in popularity. Perfect for these late summer evenings as the sun goes down.

Casino Boy – Serious [Jisco Music]

Recent EP from the Jisco Music chaps. ‘Serious’ being my pick of the bunch.

Plastic Mode – Baja Imperial [Discomagic]

Not to proud to admit I missed this first time round, super chuffed its been pressed up again.

Floyd Beck – Party Is The Solution [Epic records]

Quality 80′ tackle on Epic records. Heard an edit of this not so long ago but the original still works.

City People / 20 Below – It’s All In The Groove [Rainy City]

Rainy City Music was formed in Manchester during the summer of 1996 by brothers Irfan & Iftikhar Hussain and Cyril Lyons. Just cant get enough of this at the moment, slow it down and it has that gritty early slo-mo house vibe all over it.

Tensnake – Holding Back (My Love) [Running Back]

Most excellent recent release on the excellent Running Back label straight out of Germany.

Inverto – Time To Jack/ Lean To (brennan Green Mix) [M-Division]

Described as ‘Balearic mid-tempo twinkle-house’. Dont know about that but all the tracks on here caught my attention, although the saturated epic rework by disco maestro Brennan Green stole the show. Rumour has it Brennan might be coming to Manchester very soon…

Fuxa – Skyhigh – Lissy’s records

Kings Go Forth – High On Your Love – Mr C’s Records

The Phenomenal Handclap Band feat MICAH/JEREMIAH – Baby – Truth & Soul US

Open Foraina / Jack Quinonez – Fala Tanto – Love Monk Spain

Digi Onze – Onze Sports Vol 1 – Ping Pong – Novophonic

Digi Onze – Onze Sports Vol 1 – Safari Hari – Novophonic

Parlour No 1 – Amor – Parlour

Jazzanova – The Sirens’ Call feat. Thief – Sonar Kollektiv

Okay I added one more!!

This celebral mix of muscians come back with their second album and boy it’s a beauty. There is certianly less of an indie feel to the music with a welcome injection of boogie with an essence of house whilst keeping the melchanoic vibe that entraced people with their first release.

Louis – Pink Footpath (1985)

Unfortunately not much of a secret now our Scandinavan expat Mark Seven decided to end with it in his recent Orginals Compliation on Claremont 56. Nevertheless this italo balearic number is a gem and certanly pitched down a great way to end proceedings on a high.

Number One Ensemble – Back To Heaven (1979)

I-F apparently named this his favourite disco track of all time, catchy chorus great bassline these Italians know about their disco, this is getting plenty of airtime at the moment!

Rosko – Peacemaker (1973)

I opened with this funk bomb at our last party, I heard it way back when on a Steve Mason mix and it hit all the right pressure points, one of the funkiest most awesome records around for me!

Taliban Discotheque – Rubber Room (2009)

Thought I better go for something in the present and this baby holds its own, Osma Bin Laden behind the decks in the Afghan Mountains, nice work if you can get it. Strong bassline, great percussion, crazy ass chorus, I quite like it!

Here’s 10 recent purchases for your listening pleasure.

Hot Coins – You can’t pray for your soul [Untracked]

When something like this drops it makes me kinda wish I was sometimes still playing at Sankeys. When I first started playing the Redlight it was records like this that I would push early on in the evening. They wouldn’t always work first time how ever a couple of weeks in the floor would fill. Lights down low. Plenty of cigarette and machine smoke blended. Perfect recipe for a Saturday evening out. You can’t pray for your soul just hooks you in. Go listen. Loud.

Smith & Mudd – The Delivery Man [Claremont 56]

Another amazing effort from Smith & Mudd on Claremont 56. I could listen to this on repeat. Apparently there’s only 500 of these available so I’d so go get one now. Like now. As I bet this is one of those tracks you’ll hear out in a couple of years time and be all over it kicking yourself. You know … asking yourself why you didn’t buy it the first time you heard it.

American Standard – Medinas Magic [American Standard]

A more than standard edit of Olivier Newton John’s – Magic. Bee Gees on the flip though the Neutron Bomb edit wins hands down for me. Controversial? Who cares. This reminds me of the 80s in the Summer at our house. It’s one of those tracks where you think if I edited this I would do this. If I did and I probably wouldn’t; I’d loose some of that vocal. Or would I?

Rune Lindbake – Bonat Synthesizer EP [Drum Island Norway]

Rune Lindbaek delivers a swift 4 track EP with some slow burning goodness all the way through. Hard to pick a standard out track though Dudes on a Harbour just edges slightly ahead of all the rest. Seek and you will know why.

Brassica – Illness from Awareness [Dissident]

This reminds me of some weird track that LastFm would serve up when you’re tuned to the obscure post punk and synth new wave radio station. John Foxx blended with Fad Gadet. I haven’t a clue whether it’s original work or an edit though there’s something about it that hits the mark for me. Dissident deliver.

Dorothys Fortress – Silencer [Destroy All Planets]

Destroy all planets. I hope not as we probably wouldn’t get another decent EP like this from what looks like a first release on the said label. Enter Castillo is the numero uno choice on the playlist here for what I can only describe as Miami Vice like sounds running through out it.Then again that could be enough to put anyone off. Not me. Revenger Of El Santoro. Yeah you know it and love it.

Ichisan / Nakova – Alpski Disco [Pizzico Nobel]

Pilot is top of the pops on this EP. It’s got that feel good thing all the way through it and just when you think it’s going to go all offside and into Rofo’s theme it cuts back to those feel good synths. Alpski is also worth a listen for more of the same smiles. Do you think these guys have been to Naive Melody or mates with Nicky Boon?

Messalina – Slow Blow [Messalina]

OK OK I know what you’re thinking. Slow Blow. Again. I really like this re edit. Pretty well excuted to be fair. The percussion sounds nice and extended and when it does drop it’s pretty well stitched together. There’s also an Alan Parsons edit on the EP worth checking out too. I think you already know which one I’m going to say therefore I won’t type it here.

Cage and Aviary – Mag Pie Edit [Astro Lab France]

Despite my love for all things Dissident and associated artists, labels and their releases taking up a decent sized section of my record shelf; I still don’t own a copy of that TV record Wes always plays. The 10″ Mag Pie edit gets the airtime here. It’s like something you’d hear on a Hardy tape. 32 minutes in and he’s pitching something right down. You then spend the next 10 minutes of your life trying to work out what it is. I’ve got a feeling it’s blindingly obvious. I didn’t even go out last night either.

Beppe Loda – Typhoon: Portrait Of The Electronic Years

Good friend all round DJ and producer Beppe Loda paints his portrait of Typhoon. Aptly titled The electronic years which I guess means there’s plenty more to come. I hope so. It’s hard to pick stand out tracks as there’s so many. I love Ralph Lundsten – Discophrenia as that was an early doors Soap Bar favourite. I recall it costing me some till and the robot artwork on the said release is something else. Worth picking up if you see it. Crash Course in Science – Flying Turns also gets an honorable mention. Remember that Strings of Life edit a few years before the Krivit one? Check out the other side that everyone misses for an excellent re work of Crash Course. This got plenty of airplay at the Redlight early on in the evening. Loud. Go find and you won’t be disappointed.

Runaway- Alberg 30 [Chinatown]

Ace, deep head nodding material from these chaps from N.Y.C. One half of the duo (Jacques Renault) is playing El Diablo’s on Sat 7th February. Not to be missed.

Finchley Road – Infectious [Quark Records]

A belter I picked up recently on a trip to New York. The dub on this is just as the title says, late eighties house music (1987) which is just layered full of those classic 808 drums and signature claps with James Bratton jamming on the keys over the top. Spot on.

Phoreski – Lonely Man [Bare Fist Recordings]

Vol 2 in the series and just 300 in the world apparently, Bring on the Summer, this is Balearic nonsense at its best.

Geraldine Hunt – Heart Heart [Prism]

Geraldine’s first ever single before the prodigious ‘Cant Fake The Feeling’. Pressed up back in 1981, it just grooves along with simplicity but keeps that funk and had Jenko’s body moving like you’ve never seen.

Mike Burns – Everybody’s Mantra / Disco Child [Disco Devil]

Both sides are absolute belters on this fresh disco play. Everybody’s Mantra is a nice little plodder that just builds nicely, perfect for early doors. Disco Child is a uplifting disco screamer with some oriental bird giving it some welly over the top.

Nightlife Unlimited – Peaches And Prunes [Uniwave Records]

Everybody knows the classic Ron Hardy / Automan re-edit of this but the original just never wears thin with me. Theo Parrish screwed this when he played for us back in September….’Its Magic’

6th Borough District – Nights Over Memphis (Revenge Dub) [Instruments Of Rapture]

Nice little 3 Track EP but just the one track standing out for me. Great little slow burner on a lazy Detroit sort of vibe with a catchy looped up vocal.

Mystic Slot : Adjustments By Mystic Slot [Black Cock records]

Missed this first time round, Dj Harvey on the job. Both sides are spot on as expected and is probably the best of the famous Black Cock Edits. There are a few replicas knocking around at present if you look hard enough. With originals going for £300 quid on eBay, grab one quick.

Patrick Cowley – Get A Little [Megatone Records]

This was featured on the Derrick Carter : Choice Collection of Classics although the vinyl sampler that they released at the time had a slightly shorter edit so I had been keeping my eyes peeled for the full extended version for quite a while now. $15 dollars from Academy Records in N.Y.C. Sound like.

Moodymann – Detroit ‘ 67 [Mahogani Music]

Mini LP from the good man Kenneth Dixon Jnr. Something for everyone on this with 5 fresh cuts. Detroit being my pick, welcome to the idiosyncratic world of Moodymann.

• Willie Hutch – Gonna Work It Out [Motown]
• Pure Energy – Party On [Prism]
• Azymuth – Dear Limmertz [RCA]
• Jah Wobble – Hold Onto Your Dreams [Island Records]
• Hamilton Bohannon – Love is Fading [Brunswick]
• Kajagoogoo – Too Shy (Roland Appel Re-Edit) [CDR]
• Gaz Nevada – Special Agent Man (Morgan Geist Sleeping on the Moon Edit) [Mantra Vibes Records ]
• Steel An’ Skin – Afro Punk Reggae Dub [Honest Jon's Records]
• Glenn Underground / Boo Williams [Trippin Records]
• Norma Jean Bell – I Like The Things You Do For Me (Moodymann Mix) [Prescription Music]

• Morgan Geist – Detroit (Album Version) [Environ US]
• Keep Schtum [White]
• Rahaan – Together EP [Still Music]
• Phoreski – Swalbar [Endless Flight]
• Prince – Sexy Dancer (Long Version) [Warner Bros]
• The Revenge – Jisco 08 [Jisco Music]
• Try To Find Me – Vol.1 [Golf Channel]
• Richard Sen & Cazbee – Lifetie [Autodiscotheque]
• Daniel Wang – The Probe The Strobe [Balihu]
• The Idjut Boys – Droid [Droid]