Uncle T (Groove Deluxe DJ's) & KING Apparel present The Eighties: Electric Boogie

This week, we're offering you a mix from our man Uncle T aka Tex, from Paris DJ collective Groove Deluxe. Known to most as one of the forefathers of hip-hop in France, he delivers yet again on this mix, taking you from Afrikaa Bambataa to Cameo via Kraftwerk.

World famous suprême team : hey dj
Fab 5 freddy feat b-side : change de beat
Jimmy spicer : Money (dollar bill ya’ll)
Grand master flash & the furious five : new York new York
One way : cutie pie
The chi-lites : bottoms up
Kleer : intimate connection
Nu shooz : i can’t wait
Club nouveau : rumors
Chaka khan : ain’t nobody
Atlantic star : silver shadow
Whistle : Just Buggin
Davy dmx : one for the treble
Mondino : la danse des mots
George Clinton : atomic dog
Zapp : more bounce to the ounce
Cameo : she’s strange
Gwen guthrie : ain’t nothing goin on but the rent
Jimmy spicer : the bubble bunch
Malcom mc laren : Buffalo gals
The art of noise : beatbox
Kraftwerk : trans europe express
The fatback band : is this the future
Joyce sims : my all n all
Cameo : candy
One way : Mr groove
Newcleus : jam on the Revenge
Time zone : the wildstyle
Strafe : set it off
Barbara mason : another man
Sandy kerr : back at ya
Georges Clinton : man’s best friend
Ronnie Hudson : west coast poplock
Zapp : i can make you dance
Dayton : sound of music
Lakeside : fantastic voyage
Man parrish : hip hop bebop (don’t stop)
Shannon : let the music play
Newcleus : jam on it
Afrika bambaataa : looking for the perfect beat
Miami sound machine : dr beat
Nairobi : funky soul makossa
Paul hardcastle : 19
Freez : IOU
Yazoo : situation
Midnight star : operator
Mel & kim : showing out
Tom tom club : wordy rappinghood
Hashim : al naafiush (the soul)
Clear : cybotron
Planet patrol : play at your own risk
Debbie deb : lookout weekend
Thomas dolby : she blinded me with science
Barkays : freakshow on the dancefloor