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Gilles
Peterson
Live Review (new!)
Regular readers of the Joy of Decks (that's me girlfriend
and me mam) will know that my fave DJ, hero, and who I think
I am at five thirty in the morning, pissed up behind a set
of decks, is top BBC DJ, record label boss, A & R man,
and eclectic supremeo Gilles Peterson.
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Steve Lawler Review
The last time I saw
Steve Lawler, he was deejay'ing at Home in London. I was darn
sarf
with the lads on a bit of a weekender, and after sampling
the delights of Lanndaan's better public houses, we staggered
off to Home >>>
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Orange Tour Revealed (new!)
This was the second visit to Sunderland
by the Orange Tour, and my third time of experiencing it
as I also caught it last year in Sheffield, so as a wee
bit of a veteran I was expecting a lot of this years 'Enjoy
Music - V2, and, I'm happy to say, wasn't let down >>>
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More Orange Tour.../Wiseguys
(new!)
"Ooh La La," the hit single
from The Wiseguys' album The Antidote, blasts out of every
car stereo and shoe store in Touche's native London (strangely,
a Budweiser commercial served as the song's springboard to
success) >>>
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Freestylers
at
Manor Quay
As soon as the cab pulled up to Manor Quay
it was fairly obvious that more than a little effort had been
made for the night, as a big projector lit up one side of
Manky with the Orange mobile phone logo, and Clannad's haunting
'Theme from Harry's Game' echoed out of a huge
set of speakers >>>
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Freestyler's
Aston Harvey In Person
It's date 32 of a 40 day tour. Sat at a table in front of
seven people, two of whom are armed with cameras, and another
with a mini-disc recorder, a nervous looking PR girl, two
pissed out of their faces heed-the-ball girls, and the Boy
Evans, is the Freestylers' Aston Harvey >>>
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Mixed Reviews
Includes The Dope Smugglaz, Etienne De Crecy,
Jill Scott & Space Raiders >>>
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Satoshi Tomiie
In Person
Clubs & Dance reporter, Garry Ogden, caught
up with Satoshi Tomiie at his plush hotel room in the very
swanky Malmaison Hotel >>>
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Ed Rush & Optical
Clubs and dance editor,
Mark, reviews some of
the finest drum & bass
live at Newcastle Uni >>> |
Satoshi Tomiie Shindig
at Foundation
Not content with just interviewing the man himself, we here
@ dn clubs and dance also bring you a review of Satoshi's
recent night @shindig too. You lucky people >>>
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