Sasha LIVE @ The Hacienda 1989
06 January 2007, 07:35 PM
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Sasha LIVE @ The Hacienda 1989
Some of the older members might like this link i just found 
Sasha Live - Hacienda 1989 - MPFS Discussions
1. Doug Lazy - Let The Rhythm Pump
2. MC Buzz B - How Sleep The Brave
3. KC Flight - Planet E
4. Toni Scott - Thats How Im Living
5. Armando - 100% of Disin You
6. Wood Allen - Airport 89
7. Renegade Soundwave - The Phantom
8. Bizz-Nizz - Dont Miss The Party Line
9. Dj Atomico Herbie - Amour Suave (Remix)
10. Young MC - Know How
11. Phuture Pfantasy Club - Slam
12. Concrete Beat - Thats Not the Way to Do it
13. KLF - What Time Is Love
14. Rhythm Device - Acid Rock
15. FPI Project - Rich In Paradise
16. Jazz & The Brothers Grimm - Casanova
17. Musto & bones - Just as long as I got you I got love
18. Stone Roses - Fools Gold
19. Guru Josh - Infinity
20. 49ers - Touch Me
21. The Machenzie - Party People
22. Reese - Rock to the Beat
23. Kid n Play - 2 Hype
24. Gino latino - Welcome
25. Raul Orellana - The Real wild House
26. Julian jumpin Perez - Stand by Me ( valentino )
27. Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino (cutmaster g mix)
2. MC Buzz B - How Sleep The Brave
3. KC Flight - Planet E
4. Toni Scott - Thats How Im Living
5. Armando - 100% of Disin You
6. Wood Allen - Airport 89
7. Renegade Soundwave - The Phantom
8. Bizz-Nizz - Dont Miss The Party Line
9. Dj Atomico Herbie - Amour Suave (Remix)
10. Young MC - Know How
11. Phuture Pfantasy Club - Slam
12. Concrete Beat - Thats Not the Way to Do it
13. KLF - What Time Is Love
14. Rhythm Device - Acid Rock
15. FPI Project - Rich In Paradise
16. Jazz & The Brothers Grimm - Casanova
17. Musto & bones - Just as long as I got you I got love
18. Stone Roses - Fools Gold
19. Guru Josh - Infinity
20. 49ers - Touch Me
21. The Machenzie - Party People
22. Reese - Rock to the Beat
23. Kid n Play - 2 Hype
24. Gino latino - Welcome
25. Raul Orellana - The Real wild House
26. Julian jumpin Perez - Stand by Me ( valentino )
27. Sueno Latino - Sueno Latino (cutmaster g mix)
06 January 2007, 07:46 PM
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Cool
Lived in there during the summer of 88. And my flat was in Bristol at the time LOL
Does anyone remember the 45king - was it called the 89number or something.
Sasha was good stuff.
Also used to frequent the PSV club in Hulme from time to time.
Steve
Lived in there during the summer of 88. And my flat was in Bristol at the time LOL
Does anyone remember the 45king - was it called the 89number or something.
Sasha was good stuff.
Also used to frequent the PSV club in Hulme from time to time.
Steve
06 January 2007, 08:00 PM
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I've got the legendary Shelly's Night Club Sasha mix somewhere.
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06 January 2007, 08:08 PM
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Yes at the bottom of St Pauls road.
The big club in Bristol for dance stuff was the Dug Out (where I used to work)
Along with the Tropic Club - Where I was a member. I used to spend most of my time in the Tropic. The Dug Out closed and the Moon Club opened not too long after if I remember rightly. Then the Moon and The Tropic became the two clubs.
The Moon club - changed name and became quite well known nationaly. I remember seeing Nick Warren down there for the last time as me and him used to play house and go go records in his bedroom in the late 80s.
Anyway I expect you know all this if you are Bristol Old School
Steve
The big club in Bristol for dance stuff was the Dug Out (where I used to work)
Along with the Tropic Club - Where I was a member. I used to spend most of my time in the Tropic. The Dug Out closed and the Moon Club opened not too long after if I remember rightly. Then the Moon and The Tropic became the two clubs.
The Moon club - changed name and became quite well known nationaly. I remember seeing Nick Warren down there for the last time as me and him used to play house and go go records in his bedroom in the late 80s.
Anyway I expect you know all this if you are Bristol Old School
Steve
06 January 2007, 08:13 PM
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Yes at the bottom of St Pauls road.
The big club in Bristol for dance stuff was the Dug Out (where I used to work)
Along with the Tropic Club - Where I was a member. I used to spend most of my time in the Tropic. The Dug Out closed and the Moon Club opened not too long after if I remember rightly. Then the Moon and The Tropic became the two clubs.
The Moon club - changed name and became quite well known nationaly. I remember seeing Nick Warren down there for the last time as me and him used to play house and go go records in his bedroom in the late 80s.
Anyway I expect you know all this if you are Bristol Old School
Steve
The big club in Bristol for dance stuff was the Dug Out (where I used to work)
Along with the Tropic Club - Where I was a member. I used to spend most of my time in the Tropic. The Dug Out closed and the Moon Club opened not too long after if I remember rightly. Then the Moon and The Tropic became the two clubs.
The Moon club - changed name and became quite well known nationaly. I remember seeing Nick Warren down there for the last time as me and him used to play house and go go records in his bedroom in the late 80s.
Anyway I expect you know all this if you are Bristol Old School
Steve
Nellie Hooper, Daddy G, Milo Johnson, Manfred, Dave Macdonald etc etc . Wednesday nights were the best dug out nights IIRC - when all the 'faces' would be there. 
I worked at the Moon Club as sound man/event manager/house promoter the entire time until it closed down and then became LaKota.
I can claim credit for giving Nick his first ever gig - on a Monday night.
Just trying to remember who he played with at that time...
06 January 2007, 08:19 PM
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Indeed. we had a guy come to the Moon one day from Manc with a pile of 12" singles by some band called the Happy Mondays asking if we would give them a gig. We politely declined... 
Oops.... slight error of judgement there....
Oops.... slight error of judgement there....
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06 January 2007, 08:35 PM
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Yep - Stoke Croft lol. I was a regular at the Dug Out. You must know loads of people I know. Nellie Hooper, Daddy G, Milo Johnson, Manfred, Dave Macdonald etc etc . Wednesday nights were the best dug out nights IIRC - when all the 'faces' would be there.
I worked at the Moon Club as sound man/event manager/house promoter the entire time until it closed down and then became LaKota.
I can claim credit for giving Nick his first ever gig - on a Monday night. Just trying to remember who he played with at that time...
Nellie Hooper, Daddy G, Milo Johnson, Manfred, Dave Macdonald etc etc . Wednesday nights were the best dug out nights IIRC - when all the 'faces' would be there. I worked at the Moon Club as sound man/event manager/house promoter the entire time until it closed down and then became LaKota.
I can claim credit for giving Nick his first ever gig - on a Monday night.
Just trying to remember who he played with at that time...It seems like several a lifetimes ago now...I was trying to remember what the moon turned into when I was typing above post,but for the life of me couldnt remember the name Lakota. Thats how long ago it seems.
Nick W - first starting DJing with lad called Darren - cant remember his second name. He may have moved on by the time he was at the Moon.
I used to go and see the Wild Bunch a fair bit. Is it just me - but clubing dancing to the music all just seemed to be a bit rawer back then...perhaps it is just rosy tinted specs.
Steve
After Bristol I was based in Brighton for many years and finaly stoped the clubbing thing really about 5 years back. I have lost all interest in it - Its not the same as the old days and I am now way too old. But still like to listen to everything dance-R&B from Incognito through to LTJ Bukhem.
06 January 2007, 08:44 PM
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Strange to think we were mixing in the same world many years ago.
It seems like several a lifetimes ago now...I was trying to remember what the moon turned into when I was typing above post,but for the life of me couldnt remember the name Lakota. Thats how long ago it seems.
Nick W - first starting DJing with lad called Darren - cant remember his second name. He may have moved on by the time he was at the Moon.
I used to go and see the Wild Bunch a fair bit. Is it just me - but clubing dancing to the music all just seemed to be a bit rawer back then...perhaps it is just rosy tinted specs.
Steve
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It seems like several a lifetimes ago now...I was trying to remember what the moon turned into when I was typing above post,but for the life of me couldnt remember the name Lakota. Thats how long ago it seems.
Nick W - first starting DJing with lad called Darren - cant remember his second name. He may have moved on by the time he was at the Moon.
I used to go and see the Wild Bunch a fair bit. Is it just me - but clubing dancing to the music all just seemed to be a bit rawer back then...perhaps it is just rosy tinted specs.
Steve
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It was a new thing back then.It was a little guy called Darren, that's right. They lived over in Bedminster back then, near Victoria Park. There was that girl in his gang as well who made little sculptures. Can't remember her name now.
Other DJ names to conjure with - Ed (and Bill) Sargent, Dom Thrupp, John Stapleton, Manfred again (the Go Go king)
Costa's Cafe, Claud and Derek, Saphire Pat and Andy Morrison. And don't forget 3D the graffitti arist. We all know what happened to him... I'll have to drop you a PM so we can do some Old Skool name dropping. Did you know any of the local Bands of the time?
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06 January 2007, 09:00 PM
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You still in Bristol UB or are you in new parts now.
I still have a few friends from back in the day (non music related) who I go and see once a year.
Yes you are right - it was real and I feel quite privaliged looking back on it to have been part of it all the way from early brit funk right through to Drum and Bass.
Some of the nights I had in places like Hacienda were ******* fantastic.
It was always a new sound...dance music just seems to be reinventing the wheel these days.
The only bloke I saw recently who impressed me was in Munich. His name is erobique. I only went because It was a freeby (I had helped out with the promotion). He is a scruffy bloke in a suit surrounded by keyboards, computers and a couple of decks. Basicaly he is a very talented musician. He makes up kicking uplifting housetracks on the fly inculding the vocals, everything. Realy worth seeing at somepoint.
I still have a few friends from back in the day (non music related) who I go and see once a year.
Yes you are right - it was real and I feel quite privaliged looking back on it to have been part of it all the way from early brit funk right through to Drum and Bass.
Some of the nights I had in places like Hacienda were ******* fantastic.
It was always a new sound...dance music just seems to be reinventing the wheel these days.
The only bloke I saw recently who impressed me was in Munich. His name is erobique. I only went because It was a freeby (I had helped out with the promotion). He is a scruffy bloke in a suit surrounded by keyboards, computers and a couple of decks. Basicaly he is a very talented musician. He makes up kicking uplifting housetracks on the fly inculding the vocals, everything. Realy worth seeing at somepoint.
06 January 2007, 09:08 PM
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You still in Bristol UB or are you in new parts now.
I still have a few friends from back in the day (non music related) who I go and see once a year.
Yes you are right - it was real and I feel quite privaliged looking back on it to have been part of it all the way from early brit funk right through to Drum and Bass.
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I still have a few friends from back in the day (non music related) who I go and see once a year.
Yes you are right - it was real and I feel quite privaliged looking back on it to have been part of it all the way from early brit funk right through to Drum and Bass.
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A really good current DJ that can play a wicked 'old skool' flavour set, but made up of current tunes is Joe Ransom. I've got a number of his mixes I record from Kiss FM. Very good indeed.
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06 January 2007, 09:27 PM
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Subterranean was the best word for it I reckon.
06 January 2007, 11:26 PM
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A bit of background.
It proves that Steve and me didn't imagine it... even though it was a very long time ago.....
BBC - Bristol - Made In Bristol - Diggin' the Dug Out
The Dug Out Web site is launched
Dug Out The Sounds of Bristol // Launch
Every city’s musical history has a club that became emblematic of the developing scene – the Wag Club, The Torch, Erics, Shoom, The Hacienda to name a few and Bristol had the Dug Out. Favourite turntable residents at the Dug Out were the legendary Wild Bunch, a sound system which combined the talents of Grant Marshall, Nellee Hooper, Miles Johnson, Robert Del Naja and later a young Andrew Vowles. Although the club itself closed in 1986, for those who went there regularly (and for others who simply claim they did!) the Dug Out remains a potent symbol of musical creativity Bristol-style.
It proves that Steve and me didn't imagine it... even though it was a very long time ago.....
BBC - Bristol - Made In Bristol - Diggin' the Dug Out
The Dug Out Web site is launched
Dug Out The Sounds of Bristol // Launch
Every city’s musical history has a club that became emblematic of the developing scene – the Wag Club, The Torch, Erics, Shoom, The Hacienda to name a few and Bristol had the Dug Out. Favourite turntable residents at the Dug Out were the legendary Wild Bunch, a sound system which combined the talents of Grant Marshall, Nellee Hooper, Miles Johnson, Robert Del Naja and later a young Andrew Vowles. Although the club itself closed in 1986, for those who went there regularly (and for others who simply claim they did!) the Dug Out remains a potent symbol of musical creativity Bristol-style.
07 January 2007, 05:21 PM
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Big thanks for the links UB
New knew the Dug Out had a website!
Just had a look at the site.I went to a fair few of those nights listed on the flyers.
Def Con - Smith and Mighty - names from the past!
Astraboy - Yes poor quality but enjoying listening to that.
New knew the Dug Out had a website!
Just had a look at the site.I went to a fair few of those nights listed on the flyers.
Def Con - Smith and Mighty - names from the past!
Astraboy - Yes poor quality but enjoying listening to that.
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07 January 2007, 07:52 PM
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quality thread this i thought scoobynetters where all stuck up politicians who just wants to sound interlectual.
i was wrong, sasha digweed oaky healy whitehead *** park shaft ryan .......these was my early 20's thanks for mentioning sasha!
mid 90's house music days was the hey day for dance music not like the ****ty attitude dance clubs that are today.
i was wrong, sasha digweed oaky healy whitehead *** park shaft ryan .......these was my early 20's thanks for mentioning sasha!
mid 90's house music days was the hey day for dance music not like the ****ty attitude dance clubs that are today.
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There's another one,obviously not the best sound quality but it's no worse than the first one!
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October xx, 1989 - Bedroom Mix
01 808 State - Pacific State
02 Raul Orellana - The Real Wild House
03 The Mixmaster - Grand Piano
04 Mr Lee - Get Busy
05 Impedance - Tainted Love
06 Kariya - Let Me Love You For Tonight (Pumped Up Mix)
07 Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings of Life
08 Quartz - Meltdown
09 Silver Bullet - Bring Forth The Guilotine
10 Dee-Lite - Wild Times (Mayday Mix)
11 Frankie Knuckles - Your Love
12 Wood Allen - Airport '89
13 E-Zee Posse - Everything Starts With An E
14 The Maxx - Techno Time
15 Unique 3 - The Theme
16 Rhythim Is Rhythim - It Is What It Is
17 Doug Lazy - Let The Rhythm Pump
18 De La Soul - Eye Know (ID Mix)
19 ID
September xx, 1989 - Hypnosis, Manchester, UK
01 Chris Granner - The Twilight Zone
02 Rusty - Everything Is Gonna Change
03 Brooklyn Funk Essentials - Change The Track
04 Rockers Revenge - Walking On Sunshine (Instrumental Mix)
05 Lakim Shabazz - Adding On
06 Nightwriters - Let The Music Use You
07 Precious - My Definition Of A Track (Instrumental Mix)
08 George Krantz - Din Da Da (Acappella)
09 Rusty - Everything Is Gonna Change (Acappella)
10 808 State - Pacific State
11 Sueno Lation - Sueno latino
12 A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray (ID Mix)
13 Ellis D - I Will Survive
14 Ce Ce Rogers - Someday
15 Marshall Jefferson - Open Our Eyes (Panflute Intro)
16 Rhythm Is Rhythm - Strings of Life
17 Roberta Flack - Uh Uh Oh Oh
18 Liaisons D - Futura FJP
19 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam
20 Raul Orellana - The Real Wild House
21 Casa Nostra - Insomnia
22 Wood Allen - Airport '89
23 Rhythim Is Rhythim - The Dance
24 Doug Lazy - Let It Roll (Acappella)
25 Fidelfatti feat Ronnette - Just Wanna Touch Me
26 Carly Simon - Why (Extended Version)
MEGAUPLOAD - The leading online storage and file delivery service
October xx, 1989 - Bedroom Mix
01 808 State - Pacific State
02 Raul Orellana - The Real Wild House
03 The Mixmaster - Grand Piano
04 Mr Lee - Get Busy
05 Impedance - Tainted Love
06 Kariya - Let Me Love You For Tonight (Pumped Up Mix)
07 Rhythim Is Rhythim - Strings of Life
08 Quartz - Meltdown
09 Silver Bullet - Bring Forth The Guilotine
10 Dee-Lite - Wild Times (Mayday Mix)
11 Frankie Knuckles - Your Love
12 Wood Allen - Airport '89
13 E-Zee Posse - Everything Starts With An E
14 The Maxx - Techno Time
15 Unique 3 - The Theme
16 Rhythim Is Rhythim - It Is What It Is
17 Doug Lazy - Let The Rhythm Pump
18 De La Soul - Eye Know (ID Mix)
19 ID
September xx, 1989 - Hypnosis, Manchester, UK
01 Chris Granner - The Twilight Zone
02 Rusty - Everything Is Gonna Change
03 Brooklyn Funk Essentials - Change The Track
04 Rockers Revenge - Walking On Sunshine (Instrumental Mix)
05 Lakim Shabazz - Adding On
06 Nightwriters - Let The Music Use You
07 Precious - My Definition Of A Track (Instrumental Mix)
08 George Krantz - Din Da Da (Acappella)
09 Rusty - Everything Is Gonna Change (Acappella)
10 808 State - Pacific State
11 Sueno Lation - Sueno latino
12 A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray (ID Mix)
13 Ellis D - I Will Survive
14 Ce Ce Rogers - Someday
15 Marshall Jefferson - Open Our Eyes (Panflute Intro)
16 Rhythm Is Rhythm - Strings of Life
17 Roberta Flack - Uh Uh Oh Oh
18 Liaisons D - Futura FJP
19 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam
20 Raul Orellana - The Real Wild House
21 Casa Nostra - Insomnia
22 Wood Allen - Airport '89
23 Rhythim Is Rhythim - The Dance
24 Doug Lazy - Let It Roll (Acappella)
25 Fidelfatti feat Ronnette - Just Wanna Touch Me
26 Carly Simon - Why (Extended Version)