David Morales

alistair

I can’t think of many house producers that can hold a candle to David Morales back catalogue. He is one of the best and most prolific producers of al time when you combine his classic mixes of the likes of Jamiroquai, Mariah Carey, Janet Jackson, Alison Limerick and Bjork with his red zone work with the Pet Shop Boys, Jody Watley and Robert Owens. He is also having a big resurgence what with his latest red zone eps, last year’s mix on transitions and his latest mixes of Tibi Dabo in this weeks Bunker sessions. What is your favourite all time production of his? Mine would be his red zone mix of the Pet Shop Boys so hard.

sbando

Too many to mention.

Christian

Pink_Gregory

Christian Great track

Unbroken1

alistair

Memories of S & D’s communicate with Eric Clapton there. Definitely a JD selection that one

-si-

Yeah, love that clapton remix…

Alias-The-Jester

Tribal_Goose

Caught a set of his back in the day at Turnmills. It was awful.

Amps

Tribal_Goose Caught a set of his back in the day at Turnmills. It was awful.

Always been baffled by the good producer who can’t spin. Production is roughly a billion times harder than djing of any sort. I guess they just don’t put the hours in or, erm, something.

alistair

Not arsed about his dj’ing. His production skills on the other hand. Just so many crackers. His red zone mix of Esperanza with Luciano is as cool as fuck

alistair

This is still an unbelievable remix. Turns the record inside out.

alistair

Simply one of the greatest tracks of all time

Dan

He set the bar with his Def /Red Zone mixes.

I’m a massive fan.

sbando

Massive fan of the Def Mix crew.

jonattonyeah

sbando

Always though it was odd when Satoshi Tomiie did a NuBreed. Like Nu nothing. That dude has been around for ages.

Alias-The-Jester

jonattonyeah

This has been done to death. Nubreed was the DJ’s that were really coming through in the late 90’s and early 2000’s. Most of them Nubreed DJ’s had been around for ages before their Nubreed releases. It is actually in the sleeve notes to Anthony Pappa’s release.

gcw

Don’t think I could name an actual favourite track of his, as there are so many, but would say that his Ministry of Sound Sessions Vol 7 compilation is superb.

alistair

Anthemic

alistair

Still remember hearing this for the first time in Manumission in 98

jonattonyeah

alistair

Always had a soft spot for that tune. Just so damn catchy.

alistair

Amps saw him at Basics in Leeds in 95. Came on after Ralph Lawson and tore the place apart

jonattonyeah

Amps

Carl Craig comes to mind. Brilliant producer when he was at his best. Terrible, terrible DJ. I suppose Sync has fixed many of these issues.