Innovating DJ, pioneer of the ‘quick-cut’ edit method, music historian and producer Greg Wilson retired from DJing in 1984 after a career in clubs and radio that some credit with introducing electronic music to the UK. He has since returned to DJing and has released Credit to the Edit (tracklisting), an anthology of his favorite re-edits.

Download:
[ Greg Wilson- Live @ Electric Chair pt 1 .mp3 ]
[ Greg Wilson- Live @ Electric Chair pt 2 .mp3 ]

Recommended reading:
When Punk Met Funk by Greg Wilson @ discostyle.com
What Did It All Mean? by Greg Wilson @ discomusic.com

Credit to the Edit is available now on CD and Vinyl, along with I Was a Teenage DJ, a limited-edition 12″ containing four of Wilson’s recent cut-ups and disco edits.

update: Greg himself wrote ATLectro with a couple of corrections: the mixes above are not from APT in October as previously reported, and they were not recorded on a reel-to-reel. Rather, a reel-to-reel was used as medium in the making of the live set. I also took the liberty of copying the sets to ATLectro’s webserver. Thanks again to Colin Nagy for hosting them originally, and to Greg, looking forward to the APT set!

Cleaning Up The Dirty South proudly presents the first-time Atlanta performance of Berlin electrohouse duo M.A.N.D.Y. this Thursday, December 15th at The Mark Ultralounge downtown. CUDS resident 1-800-DISENFRANCHISED starts the evening at 10, and Peroni will provide complimentary beverages from 10 until 11.

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