RE: afro art

From: temi castro (temicastro@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Nov 22 2000 - 16:20:57 CET

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    The guys behind afroart are Ashley Beedle, Marc
    Woodford (remember Space and Time EP from sometime
    back), and the legendary Paul Murphy see bio below.

    That big chief slams my copy has the wrong rpm speed
    down on the record...
                   
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                         PAUL MURPHY
                                                          
    Biography

    PAUL MURPHY was first bitten by the DJ bug in the late
    70’s when he was promoting a club night The Kingswood
    Club and the DJ did’nt turn up due to inclement
    weather.

    A string of Chitlin Circuit gigs followed till the big
    moment finally arrives with the opening JAFFAS. at The
    Horseshoe ,Tottenham Court Road W1. The club was the
    first to mix jazz with the infant Jazz Dance scene.
    Guests included British acts such as Morrisey Mullen,
    Paz, Breakfast Band, Gonzalez and the legendary Heath
    Brothers (on the night of the Brixton Riots!!).

    Further mishaps and adventures followed including a
    year running a shop (Fusion Records) in Clerkenwell
    and promoting a concert at the YMCA featuring
    Brazilian singer/pianist Tania Maria.

    Other gigs and clubs Paul Murphy has played include:
    The Electric Ballroom Camden Town, where Paul started
    the now legendary Jazz Room, The Wag Club Soho W1, The
    100 Club, Oxford Street, London W1, The Comedy Store,
    London W1 and The Sol Y Sombra, Charlotte Street,
    London W1.

    In 1984 to 1986 Paul ran Palladin Records which
    released the now seminal Venceremos by London based
    collective Working Week. He also released LP’s by
    Tommy Chase, Jimmy Mcgriff and Phil Upchurch amongst
    many others.

    Paul Murphy was also the first WIRE Magazine DJ of the
    Year in 1985.

    Eddie Piller of Acid Jazz rediscovered Paul in Ireland
    after his mysterious disappearance from the club scene
    at the beginning of the 90’s. Paul took up his offer
    of a residency at the much missed Blue Note club in
    London’s Hoxton Square.

    Since then Paul has collaborated with both Eddie
    Piller and Henry Storch of the Unique Club Dusseldorf
    Germany in a series of LP releases entitled The New
    Testament of Funk.

    Pauls recuts of High Fidelitys tune Cream of Beats and
    Unitedeye's Far East of the West have been released on
    former Ballistic Brother, Ashley Beedles label Afro
    Art.
       Paul currently is working on an album for Afro Art
    that will be released sometime in the autumn and has
    A new single ready for current release.."Big Chief"
    plus remixes of Ballistic Bros, Winston Hazell and
    Cubalooba.

    Pauls release of “Far East of the West” has been
    featured on many playlists including top New York dj
    Joe Claussel (Body and Soul), Boris Dlugosch (Sing it
    Back /Moloko), Tim “Love” Lee, John Stapleton (Dope on
    Plastic)..and many others…………

    Amongst the many artists and DJs Paul has worked with
    are: Tito Puente, Alphonse Mouzon, Jay Hoggard, Ashley
    Beedle, Bob Jones, Tommy Chase, Gaz Mayall, The Heath
    Brothers, Tania Maria, The Wild Bunch………….and more
    will follow!!!

    Exclusively owned, managed and worked hard and horse
    whipped by
    THE TREATMENT
     Tel: 0181 883 2551
                                                          
                               
    109 Dukes Avenue,
             Fax: 0181 442 1287
    Muswell Hill,
                  email: trtment@dircon.co.uk
    London,
    N10 2QD

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