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TRIBUTE TO LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY - THE QUEEN OF DISCO

KPD and David Morales join Trimtone this week for 2 hours of exclusive music! PART 1 - TRIMTONE 01. The Thrill 02. Mark Knight, Frederick & Kusse - Shiftphaze 03. Funk U 04. Milk & Sugar / Ron Carroll - House Dimension 05. Nightlab - It All comes back 06. Deeperlove - Work My Body (Quibiko Remix) PART 2 - KPD - No Track list PART 3 - DAVID MORALES 07. LOLEATTA'S THEME - LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY BOOTLEG 08. EVERYDAY OF MY LIFE - DM & MR. V 09. STREET NOISE - SALIVA COMMANDOS 10. POINT ZERO - BOOTLEG 11. NEW YORK STYLE - MATEO & MATOS PART 4 - TRIMTONE 12. Trimtone - hold Your Head up High 13. Trimtone - Forbidden Fruit 14. Trimtone - Real Love 15. Trimtone - All be Free 16. Kryder - Waiting for your love (Trimtone Remix) 17. Soul Avengerz - Love you feel (Trimtone Remix) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Party Favorz is dropping a pair of fresh Disco House and Chill Out sets to close out the summer season before picking up again in the fall. Disco Yeah represents the finest Disco House tunes of the moment that are bound to sizzle your gizzle with deep-fried juicy beats. Michael Gray kicks off this set with "Take Me Back" (as in Studio 54) with Ian Ossia doing the remix honors. This song is also remixed by 84bit and frankly both remixes are outstanding so it was nothing more than a preference for inclusion. [youtube v="xjp5TifcuoI"] Salsoul Records had commissioned the very talented Dr. Packer to remix several classic tracks from their vast collection and here we get not one but two Loleatta Holloway classics that have been updated for today's new disco scene, while remaining true to the originals. "Runaway" and "Hit and Run" are two of the finest from her repertoire as he's already remixed "Love Sensation." The big one we're still waiting for is "Dreaming," but hopefully soon. Gangs Of Naples & Raffaele Ciavolino sample Loleatta's foray into 80's Dance with "Crash Goes Love" on their "What I Want" — an often overlooked classic loaded with one-liners that have been frequently lifted. Speaking of classics, Angelo Ferreri takes a deep dive into the Joe T. Vannelli and Eartha Kitt dance floor smash "Where Is My Man" and DJ Aiblo delivers a faithful rework of Kool & the Gang's "Too Hot." There's no doubt that Billy Porter has had a massive resurgence the past couple of years and he returns with the UK's Shapeshifters on the glorious House track "Finally Ready." Overall, Disco Yeah raises the temperature with a solid mix of styles that blend together to create a seamless end of summer pool party (even if for only one). We'll be back on Saturday with the final Chill Out session to close the summer out. Until then...ENJOY! Album: Disco Yeah! Genre: House, Jackin' House, NuDisco, Disco House Year: 2020 Total Time: 02:28:40 1. Michael Gray - Take Me Back (Ian Ossia Remix) 2. Loleatta Holloway - Runaway (Dr Packer Rework) 3. Adri Block & Martina Budde - Piano (Block & Crown Jackin Club Dub) 4. Noizu - Summer 91 (Original Mix) 5. Stalvart John - Asha (Believe In Disco) (Original Mix) 6. Love Regenerator x Steve Lacy - Live Without Your Love (Extended Mix) 7. Per QX - Feed Me (Original Mix) 8. Mark Knight feat. Chenai & Mr. V - Tonight (Original Mix) 9. Boys Noize - Mvinline (Extended Mix) 10. Mike Newman x Westray - Better Than Yours (Original Mix) 11. Gangs Of Naples & Raffaele Ciavolino - What I Want (Original Mix) 12. Music P & Marque Aurel - Disco Yeah (Sammy Deuce Extended Remix) 13. Block & Crown - Is It Love (Block & Crown 2020 Club Mix) 14. DJ Aiblo - Too Hot (Original Mix) 15. Joe T Vannelli vs. Eartha Kitt - Where Is My Man (Angelo Ferreri Deep Vocal Mix) 16. Mark Funk, Danny Cruz, Mirko & Meex - Keep On Groovin (Original Mix) 17. 49ers feat. Ann Marie Smith - I Got The Music (DJ Blackstone Remix) 18. N-You-Up feat. Mike Dunn - Jack My Body (David Penn Remix) 19. The Shapeshifters feat. Billy Porter - Finally Ready (Extended Mix) 20. Kraak & Smaak feat. Ivar Berenice Van Leer - In Plain Sight (Rodney Hunter Extended Remix) 21. Dave Leatherman & Bruce Nolan - Yor Luv (Original Mix) 22. Joey Negro pres. The Sunburst Band - Big Blow (Moodena Remix) 23. Double Dee feat. Dany - Found Love (Dimitri From Paris Club Mix) 24. ATFC feat. Mia Mendez - Not Enough (Original Mix) 25. David Penn - The Heat (Extended Mix) 26. Joey Negro vs. Horse Meat Disco - Candidate For Love (Joey Negro Disco Blend Instrumental) 27. Tete De La Course - On Time (Angelo Ferreri Remix) 28. PaN!ck - Need U (Leftwing Kody Extended Mix) 29. OFFAIAH - Play It By Ear (Club Mix) 30. Loleatta Holloway - Hit And Run (Dr Packer Rework)

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Party Favorz is back with some deep peak hour music for those who start their party later in the evening. Red Alert features the hottest Tech House tracks at the moment with some funky surprises thrown in to mix things up and tingle your spine. Claptone & Mylo's "Drop the Pressure" kicks things off and sets the mood for subsequent tracks before all hell breaks loose. This track is currently sitting at the top of most DJ sets but it's the lesser known songs that are the real winners here. The Cube Guys have recently re-entered the scene after years of success in the commercial and underground space of the electronic music scene in the early millennium. Actually, they never went away but they're definitely making their presence felt these days. The joined up with Bando and re-grooved Dee-Lite's early 90's smash "Groove Is In the Heart" turning it into a deep Tech House track that would fill any dancefloor if we had any. Norman Cook a.k.a. Fatboy Slim is another master class producer and his infectious "All the Ladies" hits that deep groove spot and holds steady before we launch into another Cube Guys remix of the 90's alternative House classic "Red Alert" by Basement Jaxx. Johan S delivers the funky Tech House stomper "Smoke This" and Salt N Pepa's 80's classic "Push It" get's another rework by Safety First!, which is one of two versions currently out for 2020. "Push It" is just one of those songs that delivers in any environment and it would be really difficult to NOT make it a crowd pleaser. Trance megastars Above & Beyond take a stark turn and resurrect New Order's 80's alternative dance classic "Blue Monday" turning it into a massive roof-raising monster with it's signature synth. The always diverse Lucas Debonaire delivers a funky mashup that samples Michael Jackson's famous hook in "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" and mashes it with the 80's M|A|R|R|S Acid House classic "Pump Up the Volume" and creates an all new booty shaker that's bound to please. Another track blowing up at the moment is the Riva Starr remix of the 2009 Dennis Ferrer low-key House classic "Hey Hey." Here, Riva Starr drops in a familiar Giorgio Moroder groove, bumps up the BPM by 5 and flips this track 360 degrees. Buzz Low's "Thong Song" is a track I just can't get sick of no matter how many times I listen to it. It's definitely a crowd-pleaser with an infectious hook. If things weren't the way they are at the moment, Spinnin Records would have a smash on their hands. Roger M's "Discosizer" lifts the 80's Miguel Brown Hi NRG classic "So Many Men, So Little Time" and mashes it with our favorite DIVA Loleatta Holloway. In fact, there's another Loleatta sample buried in this set as well. I've said it before and keep saying it, this woman's back catalog is likely the most sampled in modern era House Music — full stop! As usual, I could go on and on but I'll let this set speak for itself. COMING SOON After the flubbed incident with Podbean erroneously cancelling my account and subsequently all the subscriptions, it's been one issue after another, while I was trying to make some cosmetic changes to the website. I've gotten through all that but it has put me behind schedule. I already have the cover art and track list compiled for the Spring Edition 2020, so expect that to finally drop by mid-week. I had several new Diva Hall of Fame entries scheduled but decided to drop the one I was saving for last by this coming weekend. My goal is to uplift everyone with things I know you want even if you don't know it yet. I'll follow-up with the other new diva entries, which are small potatoes in comparison the following week before diverting your attention again. I hope everyone is staying safe but still manages to have a fabulous weekend. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Red Alert Genre: Tech House, Techno, Bass House, Funky House Year: 2020 Total Time: 02:06:57 1. Claptone & Mylo - Drop The Pressure (Extended Explicit Mix)...

Hello Groovers, Oh yes, oh yes! This is Part 2 of the deep groovy screaming disco diva Loleatta Holloway. Because, everyone loves a disco queen, and Loleatta Holloway is one of the best! We start of with a bit of Loleatta after which we get to many many other disco and house divas. Good times! Deejay Maarten Vlot QC Liquid Sunshine is a weekly radio show in Canberra, Australia, playing the best Deep Funk, Rare Groove, Disco & Beats - All The Good Stuff. We also re-edit, DJ out in the wild, and produce mighty boss tunes. You can catch up with the show as a podcast via this link https://linktr.ee/liquidsunshineradio or Stream at 2xxfm.org.au or Tune in on 98.3 FM in Canberra 9:30 - 10:30 pm, every Thursday

Hello Groovers,Oh yes, oh yes! This is Part 2 of the deep groovy screaming disco diva Loleatta Holloway. Because, everyone loves a disco queen, and Loleatta Holloway is one of the best! We start of with a bit of Loleatta after which we get to many many other disco and house divas.Good times!Deejay Maarten Vlot QCLiquid Sunshine is a weekly radio show in Canberra, Australia, playing the best Deep Funk, Rare Groove, Disco & Beats - All The Good Stuff. We also re-edit, DJ out in the wild, and produce mighty boss tunes.You can catch up with the show as a podcast via this linkhttps://linktr.ee/liquidsunshineradioorStream at 2xxfm.org.auorTune in on 98.3 FM in Canberra9:30 - 10:30 pm, every Thursday

Soul, funk, ska and blues are the staple ingredients of Andy's Sunday excursion he calls Groovy Soul. This week, it's the turn of three Holloways as we get to hear Patrice, Brenda and Loleatta; there's three tunes from new CD On The Detroit Beat which showcases British artists recordings of songs from the Motor City plus Andy's regular three Northern Soul stonkers and a couple of cheeky curveballs for good measure.(First broadcast on the 6th of October 2019)Tune in to a new shows every Sunday 1-3PM EST / 6-8PM GMT.Twitter: @groovysouldjEmail: groovysoul@thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Charanga '76 - my forbidden lover Su Su Bobien vs. Loleatta - love sensation - John Morales M+M mix (NEW) France Joli - Te olvidare Tasha LaRae & DJ Spen - wish i didn't miss you - John Morales M+Mmix (NEW) Fatback - spanish hustle Thommy Davis Richard Burton - was that all it was - John Morales M+M mix (NEW) Charanga '76 - No nos pararan SEL Gary Hudgins - sweetest pain - John Morales M+M mix (NEW) Voggue - love buzz

Z.E är gangstarapparen som slängde bort kofoten för en mick, och blev en av rörelsens frontfigurer. Loleatta Holloway är Chicagosångerskan som rörde sig fritt från gospel till djup sydstatssoul, och vidare till snärtig disco. Vi lever i gulderan för svensk gangstarap. Z.E slängde bort kofoten för en mick, och blev en av rörelsens frontfigurer. Han berättar idag sin historia om hur det är att vara ung i Sverige och orten. Serverar musik som både är modern och traditionsbunden. Trapflyt med boombaphjärta där allvar och skämt samsas i samma mening. I timme två: Disco slog ut en mängd utmärkta soulartister i slutet av 70-talet. Men disco hjälpe också en del. Ett sådant exempel var, även om hon själv hävdade motsatsen, Loleatta Holloway. Chicagosångerskan som rörde sig fritt från gospel till djup sydstatssoul, och vidare till snärtig disco. Allt tog fart när Loleatta Holloway 1976 gjorde en tvär gir till Philadelphia.

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let's get ill is chock-full of underground party favorites from a variety of genres currently circulating on the party circuit. As usual, the inspiration for many of these tracks comes from the past eras of disco all the way up to house music and everything in-between. Originally, I did this set in one sitting and created my edits and mashups on the fly. I had a few more worthy entrants that came in after it was set and dry and added a couple to the final set. Because of the way I structured this set, it's designed to move fast and keep listeners engaged. There aren't many long drawn-out passages and when there is, they aren't really that long. You'll also notice that Loleatta Holloway — once again — is at center stage on three of these tracks with two samplings of her #1 disco hit "Love Sensation" from 1980 — the most sampled song in the history of house music. Both deliver a blistering floor-scorcher but with a different approach. Nevertheless, HEY MR. DJ, Loleatta has an extensive catalog with a ton of adlibs and worthy material ripe for sampling. Why not get off the "Love Sensation" bandwagon and try being original for once. It'll separate you from the pack. Don't be lazy. I'll start compiling for the next Dance-Club and Circuit-Tribal-House sets dropping sometime this month. I've been on a such a whirlwind of releases that I may take a one-week break depending on how far I get into the next set. Compiling is always the biggest challenge and definitely takes the longest. It's a process. I hope everyone has a fantastic weekend. I'll be back soon enough. Until then...ENJOY! Album: let's get ill Genre: Tech House, Breaks, Drum & Bass, House Music Year: 2019 Total Time: 01:43:30 1. Sopran X Lexu - Waving Crazy (Original Mix) 2. Laidback Luke & Keanu Silva - Oh Yes (Rockin' With The Best) (RetroVision Remix) 3. FISHER - You Little Beauty (Original Mix) 4. Chris Lake & Lee Foss - Lies, Deception, And Fantasy (Original Mix) 5. Loopers - Feel It (Extended Mix) 6. Mutantbreakz & Yo Speed - There Is It (Original Mix) 7. Benny Benassi & Chris Nasty - Inside (Extended Mix) 8. KC Lights - SOL (Extended Mix) 9. Axxis - Ceylan (Original Mix) 10. Wax Motif - Wet (Original Mix) 11. Rich B feat. Marcella Puppini - Revolution 2019 (Original Mix) 12. Don't Blink - Let's Get Ill (Original Mix) 13. Michael Aidala - Release Me (Extended Mix) 14. Catz 'n Dogz feat. ZENSOFLY & Maxville - Wave (Justin Martin) 15. Vito Trix - You Realized (Original Mix) 16. Mike Catherall - I Feel The Night (Mike & Georgie's Tech House Mix) 17. Carnao Beats - Sex Talk (Skapes Remix) 18. George Privatti & Guille Placencia - The Sonic Busters (Original Mix) 19. Antoine Clamaran & Robbie Rivera - Tribal Disco (Extended Mix) 20. Mark Knight - The General (Original Mix) 21. Stanton Warriors feat. Sian Evans - Up2U (Extended Mix) 22. Sevenn - Loco Papi (Original Mix) 23. Steve Aoki & Alok - Do It Again (Original Mix) 24. Afrojack - It Goes Like (Original Mix) 25. Patrik Remann feat. Loleatta Hollowey - Ride On Time (Extended Mix) 26. DJ S.K.T. - Ballers (Original Mix) 27. Tujamo feat. 808Charmer - Getting Money (Original Mix) 28. Matt Dawson - House Party (Original Mix) 29. Ben Hemsley - Caress Me (Original Mix) 30. Jojo Angel - Burning Up (Original Mix) 31. Robbie Rivera - Sing It With Me (Extended Mix) 32. Tuff London - Beat Baby (Extended Mix) 33. Joeski - Hey Fellas (Original) 34. Moreno Pezzolato - Pride (A Deeper Love) (Original Mix)

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Never one to set on my laurels, Party Favorz pulls yet another set out of my ass which sets the stage for your upcoming pool parties and summer fun. With a combination of House Music, Funky House, Jackin House, and NuDisco — A Night To Remember accomplished that in spades. Too soon to talk about summer where you live? Never worry, it's on its way and hopefully, this and a tanning bed will put you in the right frame of mind. There are loads of familiar samples in this set and I went out of my way to diversify the offerings to keep things interesting. As usual, the requisite sample of Loleatta Holloway's disco classic "Love Sensation" is included. I tell you folks — this is likely the most sampled track of all time. Imagine the pile her estate could have made had she and Dan Hartman owned the rights to that one song they did for Salsoul. It's like the song that keeps on giving as more and more DJ's find creative uses for it. Speaking of Loleatta Holloway — I have it on very good authority that a certain superstar DJ collective is considering re-working a torch ballad of hers for the dancefloor. The hard part is re-arranging the track and the next part is finding someone willing to fill Loleatta's shoes. They're out there (Marth Wash comes to mind) but cost a lot of money. Nevertheless, I had floated the idea and they were definitely on board. I won't say what track it is other than it was originally written and performed by Sam Dees. Don't want to give out too much more because these guys are super-busy and there's no guarantee they'll be able to pull it off. We'll see. That's all I got for what's turning out to be a nice spring day. I hope everyone has a fabulous weekend and as always...ENJOY! Album: A Night To Remember Genre: House Music, Funky House, Jackin House, NuDisco Year: 2019 Total Time: 02:14:59 1. The Terri Green Light Project - Night To Remember (Bruno Verdugo Extended Mix) 2. Rockers Revenge - What About The People (Full Intention Dub) 3. Kelvin Sylvester & Lee Wilson - Everything She Wants (Dr. Packer Remix) 4. Stephane Nadal feat. Tee - Lift Me Up (Block & Crown Remix) 5. Leftwing Kody - I Feel It (Original Mix) 6. Stephane Nadal feat. Tee - Lift Me Up (5nDime Remix) 7. Ian Ossia - Someone To Count On (Original Mix) 8. George Feely - Fat Bluntz (Original Mix) 9. Purple Disco Machine - Body Funk (Dom Dolla Extended Mix) 10. David Penn - Rollerball (Original Mix) 11. Block & Crown feat. Scotty Boy - Somebody Help Me (Source Of Life) (Original Mix) 12. Yan Cloud - I Wanna Show You (Original Mix) 13. Adri Block & Steven Caretti - Party Now (Clubmix) 14. Romy Black - The Love Test (Original Mix) 15. White Label Will - Up Clap Your Hands (Original Mix) 16. Kevin McKay & Joshwa - Such A Good Feeling (Extended Mix) 17. Da Lukas - Back For More (Original Mix) 18. Mark Lower - Where The Party's At (Original Mix) 19. The Shapeshifters feat. Teni Tinks - Try My Love (On For Size) (Club Mix) 20. Micky More & Andy Tee - Moody (Dr. Packer Remix) 21. Low Steppa - You're My Life (Extended Mix) 22. Michael Gray - 24 7 People (Original Mix) 23. Kenny Hawkes feat. Louise Carver - Play The Game (Space Children Love Mix) 24. Steve ''Silk'' Hurley feat. Kym Sims - A Little Bit More (Michel De Hey Version) 25. Julien Jabre - Swimming Places (Purple Disco Machine Re-Work) 26. PunkPhunk - The Phunky Song (David Penn Remix)

Svensk hiphop. Orden har fått en ny klang. Närmast en ny innebörd på senare tid. Som om de blivit så mycket större än sig självt. Nu är det upp till dessa ord att ställa allt till rätta. Kraftfulla stavelser med potential att förena ett kluvet land. Z.E berättar sin historia om hur det är att vara ung i Sverige och i orten sent 10-tal. Serverar musik som både är modern och traditionsbunden. Trapflyt med boombaphjärta där allvar och skämt samsas i samma mening. I timme två: Disco slog ut en mängd utmärkta soulartister i slutet av 70-talet. Men disco hjälpte också en del. Ett sådant exempel är, även om hon själv ofta hävdade motsatsen, Loleatta Holloway. Chicagosångerskan som rörde sig från gospel till djup sydstatssoul och vidare till snärtig disco. Allt tog fart när Loleatta Holloway 1976 gjorde en tvär gir till Philadelphia.

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Loleatta Holloway was born November 5th 1946 and died March 21, 2011 . The day of the anniversary of her passing this March of 2016, I was reminded of her influence on me and particularly the dancefloor over the past 3-4 decades. After some digging, I've compiled and mixed a 1hr 20min mix that represents what Loleatta's music has meant to me. My hope with this tribute to her was to help those who really don't know her influence on House, Pop and Dance Music culture fall in love with her. For those already in the know, I wanted to remind you why you fell in love with her music in the first place. Have a listen. Ellis D - My Loleatta (Dish Apella) Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation (Rams Horn - Shep Pettibone Remix) Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation (A Tom Moulton Mix) Alex Herrera - Listen to Loleatta (Original Mix) LOVRA - Love Sensation (Leave Remix) Jimmy Edgar - Let Me Tell U (Original Mix) Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation (WhiteNoize Remix) Guido P - Lights & Shadows (Erick B's Love Sensation Mix) Fatherhood - Loleatta On Acid Clubwerks Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation (Gregor Salto Acid Vocal Mix) Ramiro Lopez - Brunch In Guadalmar - (Original Mix) Bunker - The Horn - (David Souza Horny Remix) Loleatta Holloway & Cevin Fisher - You Got Me Burning Up (Supernova In Stereo Mix) Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch - Good Vibrations (Original Mix) Loleatta Holloway & Cevin Fisher - You Got Me Burning Up! (Prok & Fitch Remix) Loleatta Holloway - Royal Back (Offer Nissim Club Remix) Loleatta Holloway - Hit and Run (Joe T Vannelli Diva Remix) Vicious, Palumbo - The Beast feat. Loleatta Holloway (Original Mix) Loleatta Holloway - Ride On Time (Andora's Mix) Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation '06 (Hi Tack Burnin' Up Radio Mix) Loleatta Holloway - The Greatest Performance of My Life

Track List Mickey Pearce – Sticky Fingerprints Paleman – Dining and Bar Franc?ois Dillinger – Four Seasons Borussia – Kords Sexworker – Moss Drums Aleqs Notal – Ceos Vision Alex Coulton – Tension Ossie & PHRH – Ugly Observation GRAZE – TheSust Queen Leaf – Freeze BWWWOYS – IRL Fatherhood – Loleatta on Acid Deamonds […]

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Party Favorz is proud to present to final House Sessions set of 2014 and as Loleatta once said “let me tell ya” this thing wreaks of a 1,000 sweaty bodies crammed into a warehouse rubbing and gyrating under the glow of a sparkling disco ball at 3 AM in the morning.  In short, I turned this MOTHERFUCKER OUT! We start out nice and sweet with the early 80s throwback SO IN LOVE by Adri Block, which channels the fabulous Evelyn King.  From there, it continues to pick up steam until BAM! You hit a brick wall the moment you run into SAY YES by Two Kings feat. the Queen.  This shit is like the Staple Sisters went to house heaven and sprinkled disco dust on all the believers down below. No strangers to the scene, Two Kings consist of the legendary Jamie Lewis, who frankly needs no introduction and Fabulous Keys another veteran stalwart that you may be more familiar with the folks he's worked with (Chaka Khan, Sheila E., James Brown) than the actual man himself.  Throw into this mix Swiss made soul singer TANJA DANKNER and you got yourself a recipe that even Julia Child couldn't have concocted. If this song is any indication of how well they work together, Party Favorz is EAGERLY awaiting their album SAY YES to drop in early January, which will include a solid mixture of chill grooves, deep house, and funky house music. Another favorite veteran around here is the incredible Mark Picchiotti who is introducing us to Chicago's Rufus Proffit.  SHELTER takes us back to the 70s while Marks keeps the beats centered around funky house bliss and Rufus delivers a deliciously soulful vocal that harkens back to another place and time.  Those that know me also know that besides being a dedicated house-head, I am a HUGE 70s soul, disco, and funk fan and my encyclopedic brain's endorphins go into overdrive when I hear something as sweet and funky as SHELTER.  Trust. This leads me to the 70s disco classic SPANK by Ron Louis Smith.  Originally performed by Jimmy “Bo” Horne back in the day, Ron actually wrote the song and brings it back to us with his vocals in what can only be described as PURE FUNK.  While Jimmy's excellent version had that classic “Sunshine” sound, Ron casts it in the era in which it was originally written.  This is definitely a get up off your ass floor stomper! Jay Vegas is back with another winner in LUV DRUG with its infectious funky house beats and what appears to be a Loleatta Holloway monologue asking folks “is there anybody out there that has been with someone and wishes they were with someone else.” I'm convinced this IS her because this is so classic Loleatta.   Jay takes this monologue and wraps it around pure house bliss adding another gold star to his burgeoning catalog. The House Sessions wouldn't be true to itself if I didn't include two re-worked 90s house classics.  So, I worked in Ruffneck and Yavahn's EVERYBODY BE SOMEBODY and the Nightcrawlers PUSH THE FEELING ON, which have been updated for today's floors.  Now, folks, I don't care how you bend it, stretch it or tweak it, cause you ain't NEVER gonna break it.  These songs are as good now as when they were originally being served up back in the day. Another goto song at the moment is the super deep and funky GO ALL NIGHT by Gorgan City and the always fabulous Jennifer Hudson.  This song IS THE SHIT and one of two Jennifer has out at the moment.  Watch out of the fabulous Freemason's mix of this song as well.  Clearly getting a big push by Gorgan City's label, I fully expect even bigger things for this song. I wanted to close the set out with Kiesza's latest NO ENEMIES, but the full-length remixes aren't scheduled for release until November 24th so we'll just have to settle for the MASSIVE Jax Jones rework of Duke Dumont's WON'T LOOK BACK.  I know, I know violins, please.  It's like, okay twist my arm, I'll drop it in (as if I needed any coercion) LOL. That's what I got going on for your weekend.

Dominant.  Revered.  RESPECTED.  When you talk about Loleatta Holloway, these are some of the adjectives used when people discuss her legacy.  Never duplicated but often imitated and ad nauseum.  Considered the Queen of Salsoul in the mid-70s and early 80s, Loleatta has had more DJs sample her music than any other artist in modern history. Well known for her ad-lib prowess during recording sessions, Miss Holloway would get on a roll during the drop and just keep going and going.  It was fitting that Gold Mine (a subsidiary of Salsoul Records) included the full eleven-minute version of Hit and Run on her third album, where at the end you hear the producer say “okay, now let's do the album version.” By themselves, Love Sensation and Dreaming are classic songs permanently etched into the annals of disco history.  Picked apart, these songs have provided some of the most memorable recreations of entirely new dance floor mayhem from the 90s through today.  Love Sensation has gone on to be the most sampled song in the last 30 years, further proving it's singular importance to the genre which propelled it to the top of the charts. In 1991, producer Dan Hartman (Relight My Fire; Love Sensation) and Loleatta sued UK act Black Box for using her vocals without permission on their worldwide hit Ride On Time.  They ultimately settled for an undisclosed amount and Loleatta was given full credit on subsequent pressings of the album. Despite considering herself a ballad singer (Cry To Me; Worn Out Broken Heart) there is no doubt the important role Miss Holloway played in the disco genre, which ultimately bled into 90s house music.  For a thorough recount of Loleatta Holloway, avoid the rather lame Wikipedia entry about her life and jump on over to the excellent obituary from the UK's Independent. Borrowing from the saying “there is more than one way to skin a cat,” there is no doubt Miss Holloway will continue to pop-up in deliciously new dance floor incarnations from time to time.  This is a true testament to her Diva stature.  Miss Holloway, we honor your memory. This is the re-boot edition of the original Diva Series honoring Loleatta Holloway I created in 2010 and reissued in 2011 after her death.  Apparently, some guy from France on house-mixes.com shamelessly stole my original mix and claimed it as his own dedicating it to her life and memory.  Given the issues surrounding her lawsuit with Black Box, I found humor in the analogous nature between the two. Album : Loleatta Holloway | The Diva Series [Re-boot] Genre : Disco, House, Progressive Year : 2014 Total Time : 1:33:16.00 1. Chocolate Sensation feat. Loleatta Holloway - Ride On Time (Soulfull Pellas) 2. Cappella feat. Loleatta Holloway - Take Me Away (Mixshow Edit) 3. Ricky Martin feat. Loleatta Holloway - Relight My Fire (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix) 4. Chocolate Sensation feat. Loleatta Holloway - Ride On Time (ATFC Shirts Off On The Podium Mix) 5. GTS feat. Loleatta Holloway - What Goes Around Comes Around (Junior's Underworld Mix) 6. Fire Island feat. Loleatta Holloway - Shout To The Top (Club 69 Vocal Mix) 7. Cevin Fisher feat. Loleatta Holloway - You Got Me Burning Up! (Triple D's We Love Disco Rebuild) 8. Loleatta Holloway - Strong Enough (Original 12'') 9. Loleatta Holloway - The Queen's Anthem (Cummin In My Roller Mix) 10. Vicious & Palumbo feat. Loleatta Holloway - M.O.A.B. (Vicious & Palumbo Mix) 11. GTS feat. Loleatta Holloway - Share My Joy (Thunderpuss Club Mix) 12. Loleatta Holloway - Love Sensation '06 (Freemasons Club Mix) 13. Live Element feat. Loleatta Holloway - I Need Someone (Original Vocal Mix) 14. Loleatta Holloway - Stand Up (Hott 22 2004 Remix) 15. Loleatta Holloway - Lifting Me Up (C&M Vocal Mix) 16. Loleatta Holloway - Dreamin' (Jazz 'n' Groove Club Mix)

Let us pause to pay homage to one of the great disco vocalists of all time. With the recent passing of Loleatta Holloway, dance music has lost another brave voice to father time. In this mix, Ben takes Ellis D's unauthorized pressing of Loleatta's epic spoken word riff from Better Days, one of NYC's finest disco venues from the late 70's, and lays it over a 112 minute mixtape that combines some classic house jams with new cuts from the crates. The spirit remains.

Welcome to Friday's edition of Pride.  As promised, I'm serving up a heaping platter of happy house music.  Unlike the Original and the BPM, there's not quite as much “happy” music that comes out early in the year.  After all, it's still snowing and bitterly cold in most parts of the world, so I guess it's hard for producers to get into that frame of mind early on.  Frankly, if they did, they'd save a lot of people from cabin fever.  We could just sit underneath a fluorescent light, soaking in the rays, while listening to something that reminds us of what's to come later in the year, summer. Nevertheless, I've extracted the best of the disco, funky and camp from my previous T-Dance sets and bulked up the remainder with brand-spanking new tunes that'll make you glad you held out for the fun, sun, and beaches.  I'm talking celebratory, hands in the air, makes you feel so good early Sunday morning dance music! Kicking things off, I pulled out one of my favorite songs of the year.  Hot on the heels of last year's “Runaway,” which sat in Juno's funky house Top Fifty for over ten months since it's release last summer, DJ Kid Stretch pulls another favorite out of his arsenal with “Give U More.”  This song is packed with so many samples, that it's hard for me to keep up; and honey, I am the queen of samples.  The one you will recognize is the undeniable big voice of Loleatta hollering in the background. I've got two, count them two brand new Peyton singles.  The first is a collaboration with Eric Kupper called “Celebrate.”  Just in time for Pride, Peyton is talking about celebrating his life. As out and proud as we are this season, we should be singing right along with him.  The other is a new song in collaboration with the UK hottie, Wayne G.  I gave everyone a taste of “Ur the Best Thing” on Gay Days v1 and now here comes the original version, in it's full blown soulful glory.  For all those that have been searching for the one true love and found it, this one's for you.  If you haven't found that special someone just yet, don't fret, I'm fairly certain they'll wash up on a beach for you to take home, after a long night of partying. I've also sneaked in our girl Kimberley Locke who was recently featured in the G-Spot, with her brand new discolicious single “Strobelight.”  Speaking of disco, how about three classic remakes?  First off is the 1979 classic “You Know How to Love Me,” originally performed by Phyllis Hyman (may she rest in peace).  As part of the Fierce Angel group, Soraya Vivian does the vocal duties and boy oh boy, does she hit this one out of the park!  In fact, I fell so in love with her take, I added her again on part two of this Pride Edition and for now, that treat will remain a surprise.  Let's just say she has quickly become a contender and is right up there with Katherine Ellis as the next Party Favorz girl.  Once you hear her voice, you too will become a believer! Next up is the totally unexpected remake of the Anita Ward classic “Ring My Bell.”  When I got the promos, I clicked the play button with hesitation.  How could anyone possibly top this monster classic from 1979?  One listen and I was blown away!  FAMA pours everything into this song and completely breathes new life into something that I would have never in a million years thought to touch.  I absolutely love, LOVE the DeepCitySoul Mix, but wait there's more!  The remix package also includes amazing renditions by Richard Earnshaw and Richie Jones.  Unfortunately, the label is holding out on those, because they only included the radio edits.  I fully expect a second release containing the full-length version of those two later next month; hopefully in time for Beach House. Finally, in the disco realm, Eric Kupper and Cathi O deliver “Haven't You Heard.”  With its familiar catchy refrain, this song had immediate gravitational pull.  The only problem was that I couldn't figure out who originally sang this song.  In fact,

Welcome to Friday's edition of Pride.  As promised, I'm serving up a heaping platter of happy house music.  Unlike the Original and the BPM, there's not quite as much “happy” music that comes out early in the year.  After all, it's still snowing and bitterly cold in most parts of the world, so I guess it's hard for producers to get into that frame of mind early on.  Frankly, if they did, they'd save a lot of people from cabin fever.  We could just sit underneath a fluorescent light, soaking in the rays, while listening to something that reminds us of what's to come later in the year, summer. Nevertheless, I've extracted the best of the disco, funky and camp from my previous T-Dance sets and bulked up the remainder with brand-spanking new tunes that'll make you glad you held out for the fun, sun, and beaches.  I'm talking celebratory, hands in the air, makes you feel so good early Sunday morning dance music! Kicking things off, I pulled out one of my favorite songs of the year.  Hot on the heels of last year's “Runaway,” which sat in Juno's funky house Top Fifty for over ten months since it's release last summer, DJ Kid Stretch pulls another favorite out of his arsenal with “Give U More.”  This song is packed with so many samples, that it's hard for me to keep up; and honey, I am the queen of samples.  The one you will recognize is the undeniable big voice of Loleatta hollering in the background. I've got two, count them two brand new Peyton singles.  The first is a collaboration with Eric Kupper called “Celebrate.”  Just in time for Pride, Peyton is talking about celebrating his life. As out and proud as we are this season, we should be singing right along with him.  The other is a new song in collaboration with the UK hottie, Wayne G.  I gave everyone a taste of “Ur the Best Thing” on Gay Days v1 and now here comes the original version, in it's full blown soulful glory.  For all those that have been searching for the one true love and found it, this one's for you.  If you haven't found that special someone just yet, don't fret, I'm fairly certain they'll wash up on a beach for you to take home, after a long night of partying. I've also sneaked in our girl Kimberley Locke who was recently featured in the G-Spot, with her brand new discolicious single “Strobelight.”  Speaking of disco, how about three classic remakes?  First off is the 1979 classic “You Know How to Love Me,” originally performed by Phyllis Hyman (may she rest in peace).  As part of the Fierce Angel group, Soraya Vivian does the vocal duties and boy oh boy, does she hit this one out of the park!  In fact, I fell so in love with her take, I added her again on part two of this Pride Edition and for now, that treat will remain a surprise.  Let's just say she has quickly become a contender and is right up there with Katherine Ellis as the next Party Favorz girl.  Once you hear her voice, you too will become a believer! Next up is the totally unexpected remake of the Anita Ward classic “Ring My Bell.”  When I got the promos, I clicked the play button with hesitation.  How could anyone possibly top this monster classic from 1979?  One listen and I was blown away!  FAMA pours everything into this song and completely breathes new life into something that I would have never in a million years thought to touch.  I absolutely love, LOVE the DeepCitySoul Mix, but wait there's more!  The remix package also includes amazing renditions by Richard Earnshaw and Richie Jones.  Unfortunately, the label is holding out on those, because they only included the radio edits.  I fully expect a second release containing the full-length version of those two later next month; hopefully in time for Beach House. Finally, in the disco realm, Eric Kupper and Cathi O deliver “Haven't You Heard.”  With its familiar catchy refrain, this song had immediate gravitational pull.  The only problem was that I couldn't figure out who originally sang this song.  In fact,