Nice one wrighty - never heard that version of scrabble before - and as for that Airto cut "Samba De Flora" - phew! Didn't realise Basement Jaxx had sampled this for "Samba magic" - always thought it was an original tune. Blinding mate. I need more Airto in my collection... any good recommendations brownswood?

flora and airto, its all good stuff.
fond memoies of seeing them down ronnie scotts around 1990 with 'fourth world'. great band.
(1990.. blimey).

you're obviously not listening to the Sid Ford On Tour mix then...

goes without saying forumer

haha - is this on there sid then? I must of missed it (toilet break runnins). Ace version

I'm still enjoying dipping into my "typo" edition.

Read the Chris Sullivan entry over the weekend - interesting to compare and contrast his interview against the Paul Murphy one...

hi all,

just thought I`d let yo know that Colin Curtis still DJ`s jazz and as a result of the book he has selected some tracks that are listed in the rear of the book and has made a classic jazz mix available from the new Fro-Disia blog (still getting used to wordpress so bear with me).

It`s a cool blend of vocal and instm tracks and gives a feel of what was being played at Rafters and The Berlin etc.

http://frodisia.wordpress.com/

best

Teecee

Thanks for this TeeCee - checking it at work

Re Colin I was very annoyed to have missed the last Mint Lounge session- Are they doing another Funky Days session?

excellent. one of the unsung heroes and real tastemakers of the jazz scene.

thanks for posting this, Teecee.

Re Colin I was very annoyed to have missed the last Mint Lounge session- Are they doing another Funky Days session?

I missed that as well, can`t answer the question myself but I spoke to Colin today and he is aware of this thread and will probably tell you himself, failing that I`ll find out for ya.

Must have missed it.

Did you proofread Snowboy's book Beane?

Alright Tony?

Nice to see you here!

Long time no hear!

Drop me a message with your email address if you would, lost it a while back.

Phil

Welcome TC



Be good to see Colin Curtis on here.

Just read his interview in the book - and his chart at the back contains many of the tracks that later became big with GP & Paul Murphy.

does anybody know if/when there'll be an error-less version available?

see here:

http://brownswood.5.forumer.com/index.php?...ndpost&p=334302