Stu Allan live @ Fantazia & Bowlers Made In Heaven, 27th August 1994 - FULL TRACKLIST

Those were the days. These were the tunes. It may never be as good it was. It will never be the same again..... Fantazia and Life proudly present - Made In Heaven Bank Holiday Saturday 27th August 1994 Full tracklist below 00:00 Massive Feat Tracy-B - Dansatak (Q-Tex Remix) 02:48 Hyper Go Go - Never Let Go (Piano Mix) 06:51 K-Klass - Let Me Show You (K-Klass Klub Mix) 10:04 Alex Party - Saturday Night Party 12:23 Cappella - Move It Up (KM 1972 Mix) 15:47 Clock - Keep The Fires Burning (Gmt Ten To Two Mix) 19:31 Soundsation - Peace And Joy 24:17 Bizarre Inc - Playing With Knives (Quadrant Mix) 27:04 Jinny - Keep Warm (Extended Mix) 30:04 Rhythm Quest - Closer To All Your Dreams (Piano Mix) 33:55 Dream Frequency Featuring Debbie Sharp - Take Me (Anthem Mix) 37:15 Praga Khan Feat. Jade 4 U - Injected With A Poison 39:43 Terrorize - It's Just A Feeling 43:32 JK - You Make Me Feel Good (Disco Mix) 47:49 FPI Project - Risky 50:24 The Pin Up Girls (aka True Faith With Final Cut) - Take Me Away (Pinned Up Mix) 53:11 S.L.D. - Gettin' Out (Extended Version) 56:26 A.S.H.A. - J.J. Tribute (Primitive Version) 59:37 Direckt - Two Fatt Guitars (Babetastic Mix) 01:03:08 JX - Son Of A Gun (Red Jerry/JX Mix) R.I.P. Stu Allan Born 6th February 1962 & Died 22nd September 2022 (aged 60). DJ & producer originally from Anglesey who moved to Manchester in 1982. Having been inspired by Soul, Jazz Funk & early Electro / Hip Hop music, he attended club nights by local DJ Greg Wilson at Legend in Manchester. This further fuelled his interest of buying imports from Spin Inn records while honing his DJ mixing skills on the mobile circuit part time as he worked odd jobs. Following an interview by Piccadilly Radio 261 presenter Tim Grundy he found work making mixes for other Piccadilly Radio DJs between 1984 & 1986. This eventually led to him presenting a radio show called 'Souled Out' covering for Lee Browne for six weeks who got some work compering a Motown tour. The first record Stu Allan played was Farley "Jackmaster" Funk & Jesse Saunders - Love Can't Turn Around but this drew the attention of the station managers who criticised the type of black music he was playing, however it proved popular as the ratings increased. So in July 1986 he became a permanent fixture presenting 'Souled Out'. He presented two radio shows, one on a late Saturday / early Sunday morning (1am till 6am) co-hosting with Chris Buckley called the 'All Night Beat', & another by himself playing more specialist music late on a Sunday night into Monday morning (11pm till 2am) carrying on 'Souled Out', which was split into three hourly segments playing upfront new releases from Soul, Hip Hop & House music, & included a run down of the latest top ten chart for each hour sponsored by Spin Inn Records in Manchester compiled by Kenny Grogan. He often featured an end of year best of mix that he edited together himself, as well as broadcasting the winning mixes from the DMC championships & exclusive mixes from local guests such as the pause tape mixes of Paul Mulhearn & Mr Spin, mixes from Chad Jackson, Owen D, Johnny J, Dolby D, DBM & others. This became a popular show, especially the Hip Hop segment that he called 'Bus' Diss' when he moved to an earlier slot on the 13th September, 1987 on Sunday evenings (Bus' Diss at 7pm, Souled Out at 8pm, House hour at 9pm). The success he had playing black music on the radio also carried through into the late 1980s underground Manchester club scene, with his residency at Legends in Sale (Manchester), as a guest dj at The Gallery (Manchester), Segers in Leigh, one off 'Bus' Diss' events at the International 1 & as supporting DJ to Hip Hop acts at The Hacienda. Following a rebrand & shift in frequency, Piccadilly Radio became Piccadilly Key 103. 'Souled Out' & 'Bus Diss came to an end & by 1992 Stu Allan started to focus more on the emerging rave scene & producing music. He had a new show on Sunday evenings called Move '92, '93, '94, etc, to cater to this new audience playing a mix of House, Hardcore & Happy Hardcore, as well as another more mainstream dance show on Saturday evenings presenting the 'Bacardi Beat Dance Chart". During the 1990s he became more popular further afield on the Hardcore scene DJ'ing mainly around the north & midlands, playing at Angels in Burnley, Liberty's in Sale (Manchester), The Eclipse in Coventry, Quest in Wolverhampton, Pandemonium in Birmingham, Shelley's Laserdrome in Stoke-On-Trent, Dizstruxshon in Howden, the Doncaster Warehouse, Uprising in Retford, Rejuvenation in Leeds, Fantazia in Blackpool & securing a residency at Bowlers at Trafford Park (Manchester), while also playing in Ibiza at Club Kinetic. Big shout out to Brady for help with the tracklist