West Phillips - (I'm Just A) Sucker For A Pretty Face - Quality
Common - New Wave (Playgroup mix) - Playgroup
Teenage DJ - C'mon (You Can Get It) - Unreleased
Brooklyn Express - Change Position - One Way
Cut Hustlers - Day One (Teenage DJ version) - Unreleased
DC LaRue - Cathedrals (GW edit) - Pyramid
Spirit Catcher - Move Closer - Winding Road
Sugardaddy - State Of Play (GW mix) - TuneTribe
Redux 001 - Chocolate Factor - Redux
Gino Soccio - Dancer - Warner Brothers
Train Wreck Mix - Vol 3
Greg Wilson
Credit To The Edit, Liverpool
Born and raised across the river Mersey from Liverpool, England, Greg Wilson was key in the development of the early '80s electro-funk scene in clubs across the north of England before its spread throughout the country. Borrowing from formative experiences at an early age in England and Continental Europe, Wilson introduced British club audiences to the revolutionary dance music sounds coming out of New York City. Both reviled by traditionalists and praised by those hungry for something new, Greg Wilson helped shepherd the evolution of Black dance music in the UK from the soul and funk sounds that dominated the '70s to the emergence of house and hip hop in the late '80s. He retired from DJing at an early age in 1984, but has returned to DJ work this century, notoriously keeping it reel (to reel).
Download the podcast of the artist's lecture session at the Red Bull Music Academy here.
Lecture Session with Greg Wilson
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Greg Wilson - Credit To The Edit
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