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History Of House: The 95 North Edition - Part 3

Hello again, everyone! Welcome to the final part of a three-part series where I dig through the vaults of DJs and house music producers 95 North and put them in the mix. The concept really could not be any simpler. Many thanks to everyone who listened to the first two mixes, and special thanks to Richard Payton who has been incredibly supportive throughout this entire project.

The final part is the biggest of them all – there’s 34 tracks in total over 2 hours. The full tracklist can be found on my blog. I was originally planning to do this mix back in December last year. That was until I discovered Richard was busy making the next 95 North track. That track was “What The World Needs Now” and is available from Traxsource now. The link appears below.

This time around, the majority of the productions are theirs, with just a few remixes in there, with music from 1992 right until the present day featured. In total, this series has featured no less than 84 tracks and remixes from the duo, something which impresses and scares me in equal measure. The mix includes a remix of George Duke, a bunch of disco-influenced tracks under the Da Hooligans name, seminal garage track “Let Yourself Go” and an extremely hard to obtain dub of “See The Light”, from defunct US label Choice Records.

This mix was recorded live in one take, and has undergone no editing of any kind. The records featured have been sourced from a combination of Traxsource, vinyl records from years gone by, CDs, Richard Payton from 95 North and a USB from an old friend of mine.

Once again, feel free to let me know what you think, and if you like what you hear, buy it! Links are available on my blog.

Tracklistings / 95 North on Traxsource / 95 North on Facebook / Get “What The World Needs Now”