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Andrew Pamphlett - Starpoint Radio Mix - Part 1
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trocknroll
trocknrollGenre: House
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Biography of Andrew Pamphlett
As well as the most recent addition to the 6MS collective, I’m also the youngest, taking that title away from Dick. Despite this handicap against the wealth of experience that already exists within 6MS, I’ve been collecting music for over 20 years, and DJ-ing for almost as long. My background goes back to my upbringing as a South London lad. My mum proved a big influence with her record collection, tasting the delights of Earth Wind & Fire, Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye as a youngster. As well as enjoying Soul music as a youngster, I was also inspired by a friend whose records included ELO, Pink Floyd, Blondie, Thin Lizzy and Kraftwerk. Whilst John, Dave and the others were out partying hard in the late 70’s, I was working my way out of primary school!!
As a teenager during the early 80’s, I was introduced to the popular pirate radio stations of the time (Solar, JFM, Invicta). I also discovered Electro Funk through a breakdancing display at a school assembly back in 1983 (big up the Forest Hill massive!). This opened my eyes (and ears) to a new world, and from there the musical bug really took hold and has been relentless ever since.
In 1986, I started to broaden my horizons and developed a love for Soul and Disco, investing in my first pair of decks and a mixer. As the 1980’s moved on, I also became immersed in Funk, Rare Groove, early House and Boogie. The mid to late 80’s in London was a real musical education for me.
Over the coming years, I DJ’ed at various gigs in & around London and even had a residency at South Bank Polytechnic Students Union from 1990-1991 with my friend Shan. On top of this I produced a regular flow of mix-tapes to friends and colleagues which did the rounds in South London. These showcased his eclectic taste in music, as well as his creative mixing skills. If any of you out there have one of these tapes, you’ll know how good (and dodgy) they are!!
In 1997, after a theft at home which took away all of my equipment, I decided to let the DJing take a back seat. In July 1999 having been asked to DJ for a friend’s 30th Birthday, I realised that the passion that I had discovered as a teenager was still there. The years following this saw me carry on where I had left off, with various DJ-ing duties. In 2001, I set up Love And Happiness (LAH) with my old friend Shan, whom I had known since the 80’s and had DJ’ed with before at South Bank Poly. Over the coming years we held several very successful (and enjoyable) parties in London, mixing up a selection of Disco, Soul, House, Funk and anything else in between!
In 2003, whilst busy with LAH, I made contact with John & Dave through the wonders of the world wide web, and soon realised that we shared a love of Disco and other great music. Since then we have spent many an evening drinking mugs of tea, gushing over the virtues of Bunny Sigler and smoking too many fags! As well as acting as a guest presenter for their 6MS radio show on Worldwide FM, I even managed to present my own Love And Happiness show, before WWFM closed down late in 2004.
In 2005, with the relaunch of the new weekly 6MS radio show on Starpoint Radio, I was asked to join the band of merry men that is Six Million Steps. For me, it was a great honour to join a collective that I had shared so much enjoyable time with. John, Dave, Alan, Dick and Ian now have someone youth in the side!!
My varied and eclectic taste will mean I will play anything from Carole King to King Britt, from Leroy Burgess to Boz Scaggs, from The Clash to MFSB. However, my main love of Disco is the one constant in my playlists, and I can be regularly seen salivating over long lists of Disco 12”s on eBay.
As a teenager during the early 80’s, I was introduced to the popular pirate radio stations of the time (Solar, JFM, Invicta). I also discovered Electro Funk through a breakdancing display at a school assembly back in 1983 (big up the Forest Hill massive!). This opened my eyes (and ears) to a new world, and from there the musical bug really took hold and has been relentless ever since.
In 1986, I started to broaden my horizons and developed a love for Soul and Disco, investing in my first pair of decks and a mixer. As the 1980’s moved on, I also became immersed in Funk, Rare Groove, early House and Boogie. The mid to late 80’s in London was a real musical education for me.
Over the coming years, I DJ’ed at various gigs in & around London and even had a residency at South Bank Polytechnic Students Union from 1990-1991 with my friend Shan. On top of this I produced a regular flow of mix-tapes to friends and colleagues which did the rounds in South London. These showcased his eclectic taste in music, as well as his creative mixing skills. If any of you out there have one of these tapes, you’ll know how good (and dodgy) they are!!
In 1997, after a theft at home which took away all of my equipment, I decided to let the DJing take a back seat. In July 1999 having been asked to DJ for a friend’s 30th Birthday, I realised that the passion that I had discovered as a teenager was still there. The years following this saw me carry on where I had left off, with various DJ-ing duties. In 2001, I set up Love And Happiness (LAH) with my old friend Shan, whom I had known since the 80’s and had DJ’ed with before at South Bank Poly. Over the coming years we held several very successful (and enjoyable) parties in London, mixing up a selection of Disco, Soul, House, Funk and anything else in between!
In 2003, whilst busy with LAH, I made contact with John & Dave through the wonders of the world wide web, and soon realised that we shared a love of Disco and other great music. Since then we have spent many an evening drinking mugs of tea, gushing over the virtues of Bunny Sigler and smoking too many fags! As well as acting as a guest presenter for their 6MS radio show on Worldwide FM, I even managed to present my own Love And Happiness show, before WWFM closed down late in 2004.
In 2005, with the relaunch of the new weekly 6MS radio show on Starpoint Radio, I was asked to join the band of merry men that is Six Million Steps. For me, it was a great honour to join a collective that I had shared so much enjoyable time with. John, Dave, Alan, Dick and Ian now have someone youth in the side!!
My varied and eclectic taste will mean I will play anything from Carole King to King Britt, from Leroy Burgess to Boz Scaggs, from The Clash to MFSB. However, my main love of Disco is the one constant in my playlists, and I can be regularly seen salivating over long lists of Disco 12”s on eBay.
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