This show was broadcast in 1989 by an unknown DJ on London pirate radio station Dance 93.0FM. I think which was situated in north London suburb, Belsize Park in Hampstead.
Warehouse Classics - Acid House - Freestyle - Techno - Rave - Pirate Radio.
I really don't think this is Steve B, but I've gone with him anyway.
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Playing tracks by Big Baby.
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Request: by pure chance, if any passers by happen to listen to this show. And might have any ideas who the DJ is who played here please let me know as 'Steve B' really is just a guess. Someone else online also suggested that it might be K-Roc who was also on Dance FM at the time. Unfortunately, I edited all adverts, jingles and 99.9% of the DJ talking. Basically, pretty much anything which might give any clues to their identity. There's only moment where the DJ speaks, inbetween Sueno Latino Sueno Latino and Adamski N-R-G. at point 42:53 I thought it might be Rodney T. But I'm not convinced with that either anymore.
I know I titled the artist as Stevie B, but i have a feeling it might be Steve Anthony...
To be fair, the unofficial compilation it also appears on is listed as 1989 https://www.discogs.com/Various-RR-1/master/168476
@pram Sorry for not replying directly under your reply. It won't let me for some reason!
Anyway, regarding the radio recording, it's 100% from early autumn 1989. This is my tape which I recorded then, definitely not 1990.
I believe you! Post a thread in the Oldskool Lovers forum, and see what other people say there. The best way would be to try and track down Snare & Whispering G, pity we don't have their full names. I corrected Plez- Can't Stop on Discogs (which was incorrectly labelled as 1988) only by contacting Plez himself, who confirmed it came out in 1990.
Looking at the comments on the track's page on Discogs, it would appear this was produced by George Kelly (Whispering G) and Steve Sullivan. Unfortunately very common names :-(
@ DanWarbo- the track is called: "Robin Wants Revenge- Well (Franklie) My Son".
@Pramster - Hi mate, hope you're doing fine. I've ided this track several times for Danwarbo but for some reason my replies don't show after his name :(
Btw this recording is definitely from 1989. Most on discogs are adamant this track is from 1990, it's originally from 1989. 100%.
@distortedheadache- yes, strange that your comments don't appear. This could well be from 1989, however given the track has a 1990 year stamped on it, and there are no promo copies of this, it's hard to argue it came out in 1989.
Now with this Stevie B mix, if it only contains tracks from 1989, then there is definitely a good case to argue that this mix was actually done in 1989. I've only briefly skipped through this mix, and so far haven't come across anything I can tell from 1990, so there's a good chance you're right.
KILLER!!!!!!!!!!!!! keep the Dance FM uploads coming ps what's track on 1 hr 15 mins that comes in.....been after name since 89