Got to to hand it to Kenny for weaving in a little Tony Hancock and getting away with it.
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Was gonna say Moodymann - and then drop this one - which gave me one of my most memorable dj moments - one of those that destroys a room played at the right time - pure hedonism
Then I noticed in brackets it’s produced by Theo 
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Think it’s the same version on Theo’s Baby Steps 12”.
Killer track.
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I said theo but forgot to post something so here’s this.
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Let’s not forget this
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I also really love these MM adjacent Andres productions
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I think i have every single record both made up until recent years when i just quit buying them. Got bored, wanted to hear other stuff. I think that they have some incredible releases, especially the earlier but Moodys wannabe Prince period is also great.
I also think they are heavily overrated as DJs, both play classics, their own production and just general stuff from the Detroit/Chicago canon. Boring!
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Top class sleaze
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One of my favourites, thanks for posting it I’d forgotten what it is called.
KDJ for me.
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Lake Shore Drive was massive for me BITD, couldn’t leave it alone!
I think of Theo as making dancefloor tracks whereas I think of MM much more as making ‘listening’ tracks. His 2014 LP is one of the very few ‘house’ albums I regularly listen to properly, all the way through.
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KDJ has made some of my all time favourite house music. I really like some of Theo’s productions and edits, but KDJ is miles ahead for me.
I love their DJ sets. They play so much of the music I love, and they’re not confined by genre or bpm. I like Kenny’s vibe and all the shit talking amidst the great music, but Theo takes this round.
Not been to a Theo gig in ages. I heard he was great in London a few weeks ago. Really looking forward to his set at WOH in August.
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If these 2 lads can’t play Detroit who can?
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Mad Mike
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Way better
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Related but not related, the original sample is too good not to share in it’s full glory Walter Murphy - Afternoon Of A Faun (1979)
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They can play whatever they want. But in the style they are playing i think that there are other DJs that appeal more to my taste.
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Yeah he is great
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