Groove Therapy: Recent Episodes
The Low End Theory
Paying respects to the disco architect Patrick Adams who sadly passed away today, but left behind a massive legacy of tunes that all oldschool Sydney DJs will have had in their crates. Underground anthems and mirrorball classics rinsed at the RAT parties, Kinselas, and heaps of other musically savvy dancefloors around Sydney - He was a big deal!
This week we kick off the 2SER mini radiothon which is a great chance to resubscribe if your previous subscription has lapsed. There’s a whole bunch of awesome prizes you can win – plus I have one of the most fun sets lined up in recent Groove Therapy history. Also – I have some ideas. Lemme see if I can execute them on air..
Syl Johnson is a name that any collector of deep funk will know all too well. His amazing “Different Strokes” from 1968 is one of the most heavily sampled breakbeats of all time, and in recent years saw a re-release on 45 (double copies are totally essential of course). Syl also enjoyed somewhat of a resurgence in recent years, touring the world and releasing new music – which makes his passing this week very saddening. Of course, I just had to drop a bit of Syl into the mix, amongst a selection of other funky goodness.