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In the late 80's/early 90's in Manchester, Sunset Radio was essential listening both as a pirate and legit station. Mike Shaft the main man behind it started off as a DJ on Piccadilly Radio. I remember him from the early 80's, when he was one of the few voices championing soul/dance music. Next Monday, Sunset is relaunched on DAB, which I assume means it can be picked up via the internet too, so worth checking out...


http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/manchester-radio-station-sunset-rise-10225068



As it's groovy Friday, thought I would revisit this classic tune, still have a taped recording of it's first airplay on Piccadilly...


 

Good call RD. Always like a bit of Luther.









red devil Wrote:

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> In the late 80's/early 90's in Manchester, Sunset

> Radio was essential listening both as a pirate and

> legit station. Mike Shaft the main man behind it

> started off as a DJ on Piccadilly Radio. I

> remember him from the early 80's, when he was one

> of the few voices championing soul/dance music.

> Next Monday, Sunset is relaunched on DAB, which I

> assume means it can be picked up via the internet

> too, so worth checking out...

>

> http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/whats-on/mu

> sic-nightlife-news/manchester-radio-station-sunset

> -rise-10225068

>

>

> As it's groovy Friday, thought I would revisit

> this classic tune, still have a taped recording of

> it's first airplay on Piccadilly...

>

>

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