Kinda late on this thread...been busy with work but I
can't agree more with ya on this Stewart. Nu Groove
was among my favorite labels at that time
period...people have forgotten or never heard of
people like Ronald and Reggie Burrell...anyone
remember Metro!? NY Housing Authority!? oh man that
was the best chit! Also L.B. Bad and Mark Wilson of
Open House... I'd love to hear more people playing
these gems out and taking chances with older records.
I never go out these days cause everyone wants to play
the new "hot" "floor burners" instead of being
adventurous and playing a mix of all things great new
and old. Well I hope to be surprised at DEMF this
year...excited to see who is gonna impress me with an
outstanding mix.

minto
dL music

http://downlowmusic.org


>I agree, Some were a bit hit and miss, but 12's >like
'Searching' by 33 
>and a third queen, Some of the early Lenny Dee and
>Frankie Bones stuff, 
>How and Little, Joey Beltram's 'Forgotten Moments'.
>For me this was 
>possibly the greatest era in electronic dance music,
>the boundaries 
>between house, techno, funk and soul were less
>defined and DJs played it all. 
>People like the now drum and bass god Grooverider
>would drop a track 
>like Technarchy into a Masters at Work Latin house
>workout and then out 
>into an early 4 Hero breakbeat cut. Anything went and
>labels like Nu 
>Groove kinda summed up that spirit nicely for me.



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