Homage to Carl "Big Cee - CMuzik" Proctor - Mix by Big Cee of Consortium Muzik Side One RIP!!!

Side One
http://soulfulhousemusiccollage.mypodcast.com/2011/03/Homage_to_Carl_Big_Cee_CMuzik_Proctor_Mix_by_Big_Cee_of_Consortium_Muzik_Side_One_RIP-343702.html

Side Two
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It is always difficult to say goodbye to someone who has touched the hearts of so many.

Though I never had the pleasure of physically meeting this Brother, I did have the pleasure of knowing him thanks to Cyberjamz and the internet in general. Not only was Big Cee one hell of a producer of some of the smoothest house music out there, but genuine with a good heart and trust this cat could make you smile and laugh even on your darkest of days. With that being said SHMC is proud to pay homage to our Brother in the life of Music Carl "Big Cee - CMuzik" Proctor may your legacy live on.... RIP and may the angels of House watch over you.....

The Label " Consortium Muzik " was originally founded by Big Cee Aka Carl Proctor (CEO) joined later By Olivier Glantschnig Aka Oli_G (PR manager).
After having a long experience of the Chicago House scene, Big Cee decided to create his own Label in an effort to bring HOUSE MUSIC back to its rightful roots of Soul Vocal productions, which is the Mission Statement of Consortium Muzik.
The Label made it's official Appearance May 2007 by releasing it's first Ep " Da Way It Should Be Done " featuring different producers and interprets such as Jalal Johnson, Carolyn Victorian, Andy Tamashi, Nina Simone and Donnel King.
Through this label, the actual CEO Big Cee, wanted to sign and promote Local and International Producers, offering them the possibility to follow freely their inspiration and interpretation of nowadays House Music.
If you do listen carefully to the tracks featured on Consortium Muzik you will hear and feel a different flavor of the so called " Common house ", using mostly Dry beats, Epured vocals.
The first Ep Was followed by the reinterpretation by Alan Smithee Of Natalie Cole's "Wish you ", which was followed By Harold Brandon’s “ Happiness “.
Since May 2007 some new Producers joined the Consortium Muzik Family such as Abicah Soul, Yotam Avni,Harold Brandon, Monte Carlo Method ( MCM ), David Brown, Miss Yvonne, Jaycee and recently Jovonn.
Consortium Muzik is trying to expand and make it's way in the house scene, it's available since mid-October on www.traxsource.com, but also on www.junodownload.com.
For the Moment Consortium Muzik is only releasing digitally but it will, in a near future,be also available on Vinyl.



Playlist
Teddy Douglas Pres. Margaret Grace - Hope You Feel Better
Teena Marie Feat. Faith Evans - Can't Last A Day (Tony Loreto & Jacko TJinc Rmx)
ANDY TAMASHI feat WENDY LEWIS - Feel The Sunshine (DJ Hakuei Remix)*
Hood Natives ft Atom And Cleff - Come With Me (Original Mix)
Monday Michiru - Weak (Jephte Guillaume Vokal)
Morra DeRey & The Heavy Quarterz Feat.Mfalme - Roho Yangu (Jihad's Movement Mix)
Rido Kunda 'Get her a drink (Stringless Afro Mix)
Infinite Boys Feat Lil Soul - Soul-Sunshine (Hood Natives Mix)
Hallex.M featuring Lady Bird - Stirring Me Up (Stirring Me Up)
Ray Jones Ft. Heidi Vogel - In The Dark (Deep Inc Soulful Mix)
Gene King Present Jacen Duncan - I AM (Origina vocal Mix)
Vernon & Dacosta Feat. Sanja - Northern Light (Vernon S Remix)
Pad Beryll Feat. Andrea Love - Under Your Spell (Jonny Montana & Craig Stewart Remix)
Jazzloungerz Feat Johanna Olarte - Amor(Jonny Montana & Craig Stewart Remix)
Hippie Torrales & George Mena Present Robin Reed - Wastelands(Jonny Montana & Craig Stewart Remix)
Carlos Vargas feat. Stephanie Cooke - This Must Be Love (Rob Hayes Alternate Soul Mix)**
Distant People Feat. Tasita D'mour - You're So Special (Guy Robin Remix)
Mr Nugget Feat.Natasha Watts - Gameplayer (Junior White Remix)
Distant People ft. Nickson - Great I am(Demo Mix)***
Lips Feat. Bongi Mvuyana - Time is Now (Groove Assassin Remix)
Distant People ft Rainy Payne - Connected(Original mix)
Oriental-Rhythm Feat. Lonnie Gordon - Falling in and Out of Love (Todd Gee's Roots Vocal)


Mixes also can be streamed/downloaded via consortium_muzik.podomatic.com/
Releases from the label can be purchased @ www.traxsource.com/Consortium_Muzik
also @ http://www.junodownload.com/labels/C...uzik/releases/
www.myspace.com/bigceeakapodfather
http://twitter.com/ConsortiumMuzik
http://www.facebook.com/CMUZIK

DJ Tony Humphries Live at Zanzibar 7-21-1989

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DJ Tony Humphries Live at Zanzibar 7-21-1989 side one

 http://soulfulhousemusiccollage.mypodcast.com/2011/02/DJ_Tony_Humphries_Live_at_Zanzibar_7211989_side_one-338333.html

DJ Tony Humphries Live at Zanzibar 7-21-1989 side two

 http://soulfulhousemusiccollage.mypodcast.com/2011/02/DJ_Tony_Humphries_Live_at_Zanzibar_7211989_side_two-338334.html

 Tony Humphries has entertained dance music fans across the globe with his Hump-in-the-Homefries brand of uptempo soul music. This Brooklyn, New York native landed his first professional DJ gig at Manhattans posh Club El Morocco in 1975. From there Tonys trek to Boystown a.k.a. Club Tribeca NY, NY would prove successful, where he was then recognized as a talented DJ.

In July 1981, producer Shep Pettibone asked Tony for a mastermix show tape to fill in for a no show on his KISS-FM NY radio show. A vacancy left by Pettibone at the station opened the door for his own permanent mix show. Simultaneously, schooled under the Ill-leave-you-in-the-booth-and-see-what-happens antics of resident DJ Larry Patterson of NJs Club Zanzibar fame, resulted in him gaining THE residency in 1982.

Developing his creative experiences behind the recording studios control board only enhanced his style and magic. Artists like Mtume (Tonys first gold record Juicy Fruit), Chaka Khan, Karen White, Regina Belle, Donna Summer, Jungle Brothers, Queen Latifah, and The Cover Girls were all governed by the Humphries handicraft.

By the mid to late 80’s, Tony became the sole helmsman weaving the tunes three nights a week, thus making dance music superstars out of local talent embedded in the heartland of Newark and her surrounding areas. Summoned across the Atlantic by the British in 1987. The Jersey Sound was coined by their press. In addition to traveling, remix projects mounting, pumping out a weekly radio mix show, and holding down the fort at the club, Tony was in his prime making the world of dance music exciting, hip, and refreshing.

By November 1990, his 8 year tenure ended with a tearful refrain, but this didnt discourage Tony as he became in demand worldwide and relocated to London, England. In January of 1993, Tony took up the offer to be the resident jock at the Ministry of Sound club. That year was rounded off with a residency at Echoes in Rimini, Italy. This Italian residency continued for 4 years while simultaneously relocating back in NJ to launch his Yellorange Production Co.

It can be said that Tony Humphries has left an unerasable impression on the global dance music industry. To date over 300 venues he has gigged worldwide, done over 200 studio remixes, the latest being Janet Jacksons hit Together Again. Throughout tremendous recognition, tons of awards and accolades from his peers, he has remained humble.

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JM Silk - DJ Steve Silk" Hurley 1986 Soulful House Music Collage Flashbacks

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Hurley gained worldwide fame as a DJ on the Saturday Night Live Ain't No Jive Dance Party on WBMX in Chicago in the mid 1980s. Hurley's mixing style is different than the usual radio–nightclub DJ who plays house music (such as Tony Humphries on WRKS in the early 1990s), since his style of club mixing incorporates advanced DJ tricks only done by hip hop DJs or turntablists such as scratching, cutting, drop outs, back spins, and beat juggling. He released songs under the stage name of Steve "Silk" Hurley and, with vocalist Keith Nunnally, had many hits on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart as J.M. Silk, including "I Can't Turn Around," which hit Number one in 1986.

His song "Jack Your Body" was also a hit on the UK Singles Chart, reaching number one for two weeks in January and February 1987, despite Hurley's refusal to promote it. This was the UK's first house-music chart topper, and it paved the way for the acid house sound popular there during the late 1980s. However, the track broke the chart rules, since the 12-inch format exceeded the then-current twenty five minute time limit. In spite of "Jack Your Body's" success, Hurley has had no further singles (under his own name) reach the UK Chart, thus condemning him to one-hit wonder status. In 1988, he released an album titled Work it out Compilation on Atlantic Records.



Hurley also worked as a prominent remixer, re-working tracks for the likes of Madonna ("Take a Bow"); Michael Jackson ("Jam"); Jennifer Lopez ("Aint it Funny"); Bananarama ("Tripping on Your Love"); Brandy ("What About Us"); En Vogue ("Strange"); CeCe Peniston ("We Got a Love Thang", "Keep On Walkin'", "I'm In The Mood", "Searchin'", "I'm Not Over You", "Nobody Else", "He Loves Me 2" and "My Boo"); Dannii Minogue ("Baby Love"); New Order ("Fine Time"); Taylor Dayne ("I'll Wait"); Diana Ross ("You're Gonna Love It"); Crystal Waters ("Makin' Happy"); Prince ("Gett Off"); Black Box ("Fantasy," "I Don't Know Anybody Else"); and the Party, which was a band composed of five Mickey Mouse Club cast members ("Free"). One of Hurley's notable early remixes was a transformation of Roberta Flack's 1989 song "Uh-Uh, Ooh-Ooh, Look Out (Here It Comes)" that took the soft ballad into the house-music realm by removing all but the vocal from the track and substituting a minimalist set of house-styled percussion tracks.


In addition to remixing songs, Steve "Silk" Hurley has also worked as a record producer. Among the noteworthy dance/pop crossover hits for which Hurley is credited as the producer are Jomanda's "Got a Love for You" (#40 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #1 Billboard Dance/Club Play, #66 Billboard R&B), Kym Sims' "Too Blind to See It" (#38 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #5 Billboard Dance/Club Play), Ce Ce Peniston's "We Got a Love Thang" (#20 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #1 Billboard Hot Dance Music/Club Play, #38 in US R&B), "Keep On Walkin' (=15 Hot 100, No.1 on US Dance, No.3 on US R&B), "I'm In The Mood" (#32 on Hot 100, No.1 in US Dance, No.7 on US R&B), ""I'm Not Over You" (#41 in Hot 100, No.2 on US Dance, No.10 in US R&B) and "He Loves Me 2" (No.24 in US Dance), and Clubland featuring Zemya Hamilton's "Hold on Tighter to Love" (#79 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #1 Billboard Dance/Club Play).

Hurley was nominated for a Grammy Award as Remixer of the Year, Non-Classical in 1998 and 1999,[1][2] and for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical in 2002 and 2003.

DJ Joe (Smooth) Smith 1987 Soulful House Music Collage Flashbacks

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Joe Smooth Smith

Is a staple in the house community, who dedicated many years to the growth of house music. Working with "Movin Records" he created a following with his knowledge of house music and became an icon for his ability to know the best selections for many of the DJs on the east coast.

I personally love this set because it gives to the essence of what a Sunday afternoon tea party is really about.



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Roy Ayers Live @ Charades - Thunderdome 12-1985 - Soulful House Music Collage Flashbacks

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DJ Tee Scott Charades - Thunderdome 12-1985 - Soulful House Music Collage Flashbacks

DJ Tee Scott Charades - Thunderdome 12-1985 - Soulful House Music Collage Flashbacks
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Born Marc Allen Scott on 17th September 1948 in New York’s Bronx, Tee Scott was one of the fathers of the New York’s garage scene.

Bio...
http://www.intuitivemusic.com/tee-scott-biography-2

DJ Timmy Regisford on WBLS 1989

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Special Thanks to Robbi The Promoter for sharing this...

You are listening to a mix from New York's WBLS house nights with Timmy Regisford

Trinidad-born, Timmy Regisford is known for his brand of soulful dance music. He started in 1985 at WBLS radio station in New York City, where he worked as Assistant Music Director, later being promoted to head Music Director of the station.

In 1988, he became A&R Director of Atlantic Records, signing such acts as Miki Howard and Levert. His next career step embarked on working for MCA Records as their A&R Director, where he developed artists Loose Ends and Colonel Abrams. He would soon go on to sign acts Guy and Eric B & Rakim.

Regisford later became Vice President of A&R at Motown Records, signubg acts Milira, Blaze, Basic Black, Today, and Johnny Gill. Along with his A&R work for these labels he is credited in many remix projects with Patti LaBelle, Steel Pulse, New Edition, Bobby Womack, Gladys Knight & the Pips, The Boys, Diana Ross, Gerald Alston and Stevie Wonder.

In 1996, Regisford became Vice President of A&R at Dreamworks Records. Timmy Regisford was also one of the founding people behind the legendary Club Shelter parties in New York City. The inception of his internationally acclaimed club parties 19 years ago helped pioneer the soulful house music sound that has shaped the face of house music all around the world.

Timmy’s much sought after productions and remixes are a plenty, gracing associated Shelter record labels 157 Shelter Records, Restricted Access, Un-Restricted Access, through to international labels such as West End, King Street, Apt, Pony Canyon and more. He has also released many mix albums including ‘NYC True ‘Classics,’ and The Legacy Of Shelter among others. 

DJ Tony Humphries Live at Zanzibar 2-17-1988 part two SHMC flashbacks

http://soulfulhousemusiccollage.mypodcast.com/2011/01/DJ_Tony_Humphries_Live_at_Zanzibar_2171988_part_two_SHMC_flashbacks-337931.html

Tony Humphries has entertained dance music fans across the globe with his Hump-in-the-Homefries brand of uptempo soul music. This Brooklyn, New York native landed his first professional DJ gig at Manhattans posh Club El Morocco in 1975. From there Tonys trek to Boystown a.k.a. Club Tribeca NY, NY would prove successful, where he was then recognized as a talented DJ.

In July 1981, producer Shep Pettibone asked Tony for a mastermix show tape to fill in for a no show on his KISS-FM NY radio show. A vacancy left by Pettibone at the station opened the door for his own permanent mix show. Simultaneously, schooled under the Ill-leave-you-in-the-booth-and-see-what-happens antics of resident DJ Larry Patterson of NJs Club Zanzibar fame, resulted in him gaining THE residency in 1982.

Developing his creative experiences behind the recording studios control board only enhanced his style and magic. Artists like Mtume (Tonys first gold record Juicy Fruit), Chaka Khan, Karen White, Regina Belle, Donna Summer, Jungle Brothers, Queen Latifah, and The Cover Girls were all governed by the Humphries handicraft.

By the mid to late 80’s, Tony became the sole helmsman weaving the tunes three nights a week, thus making dance music superstars out of local talent embedded in the heartland of Newark and her surrounding areas. Summoned across the Atlantic by the British in 1987. The Jersey Sound was coined by their press. In addition to traveling, remix projects mounting, pumping out a weekly radio mix show, and holding down the fort at the club, Tony was in his prime making the world of dance music exciting, hip, and refreshing.

By November 1990, his 8 year tenure ended with a tearful refrain, but this didnt discourage Tony as he became in demand worldwide and relocated to London, England. In January of 1993, Tony took up the offer to be the resident jock at the Ministry of Sound club. That year was rounded off with a residency at Echoes in Rimini, Italy. This Italian residency continued for 4 years while simultaneously relocating back in NJ to launch his Yellorange Production Co.

It can be said that Tony Humphries has left an unerasable impression on the global dance music industry. To date over 300 venues he has gigged worldwide, done over 200 studio remixes, the latest being Janet Jacksons hit Together Again. Throughout tremendous recognition, tons of awards and accolades from his peers, he has remained humble.

DJ Tony Humphries Live at Zanzibar 2-17-1988 part one SHMC flashbacks

http://soulfulhousemusiccollage.mypodcast.com/2011/01/DJ_Tony_Humphries_Live_at_Zanzibar_2171988_part_one_SHMC_flashbacks-337930.html

This mix was done live at Zanzibar and includes the famous Carolyn "Mama" Byrd on the mix during the "evolution" track.Its at the end and not intended to be played around children. Enjoy.


Tony Humphries has entertained dance music fans across the globe with his Hump-in-the-Homefries brand of uptempo soul music. This Brooklyn, New York native landed his first professional DJ gig at Manhattans posh Club El Morocco in 1975. From there Tonys trek to Boystown a.k.a. Club Tribeca NY, NY would prove successful, where he was then recognized as a talented DJ.

In July 1981, producer Shep Pettibone asked Tony for a mastermix show tape to fill in for a no show on his KISS-FM NY radio show. A vacancy left by Pettibone at the station opened the door for his own permanent mix show. Simultaneously, schooled under the Ill-leave-you-in-the-booth-and-see-what-happens antics of resident DJ Larry Patterson of NJs Club Zanzibar fame, resulted in him gaining THE residency in 1982.

Developing his creative experiences behind the recording studios control board only enhanced his style and magic. Artists like Mtume (Tonys first gold record Juicy Fruit), Chaka Khan, Karen White, Regina Belle, Donna Summer, Jungle Brothers, Queen Latifah, and The Cover Girls were all governed by the Humphries handicraft.

By the mid to late 80’s, Tony became the sole helmsman weaving the tunes three nights a week, thus making dance music superstars out of local talent embedded in the heartland of Newark and her surrounding areas. Summoned across the Atlantic by the British in 1987. The Jersey Sound was coined by their press. In addition to traveling, remix projects mounting, pumping out a weekly radio mix show, and holding down the fort at the club, Tony was in his prime making the world of dance music exciting, hip, and refreshing.

By November 1990, his 8 year tenure ended with a tearful refrain, but this didnt discourage Tony as he became in demand worldwide and relocated to London, England. In January of 1993, Tony took up the offer to be the resident jock at the Ministry of Sound club. That year was rounded off with a residency at Echoes in Rimini, Italy. This Italian residency continued for 4 years while simultaneously relocating back in NJ to launch his Yellorange Production Co.

It can be said that Tony Humphries has left an unerasable impression on the global dance music industry. To date over 300 venues he has gigged worldwide, done over 200 studio remixes, the latest being Janet Jacksons hit Together Again. Throughout tremendous recognition, tons of awards and accolades from his peers, he has remained humble.

DJ Larry Patterson Live at Zanzibar 1988

http://soulfulhousemusiccollage.mypodcast.com/2011/01/DJ_Larry_Patterson_Live_at_Zanzibar_1988-337829.html

We want to give blessings and thanks for making this possible. Soulful House Music Collage will be giving you flashbacks of basement mix tapes from back in the day regularly.