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Paper Anna in a Dress Made of Hair

Hair today, Paper yesterday.

A long, long time ago in a galaxy far, far away (well Ancoats 1996) Anna Greenwood held the office together with her superior administrative skills. Those of you on the mailing list will also have had her weekly newsletter that got quite a following. We used to test her on the Paper catalogue numbers which she could reel off against the artist and EP. Maybe it was during one of these tests that she realized, quite rightly that there was more to life.

And here she is all these years later wearing a dress made of hair, looking every inch the popstar and travelling the world as Guilty Pleasures resident DJ.

Needless we are very proud…..and if you see her ask what PAP78 was.

Research Remix LCD Soundsystem – Free Download

Ahead of the new Research digital release, we thought we’d put out an ace remix they did of LCD Soundsystem’s Bye Bye Bayou. Deep disco ahoy!
Day By Day is still available on vinyl and as a now digitally HERE.

The Bionics – Love Chains (Max Essa Unreleased Dub) FREE DOWNLOAD

Free Max Essa Remix

Because we are caught up in the Olympic spirit of positivity, here is a free download of the very wonderful Max Essa’s unreleased dub of The Bionic’s Love Chains.

Leftside Wobble on for Paper

Leftside Wobbles been a gent and supplied us with some prose and props on the sleeve art for the new compilation – nice one John!

Paper Parts #1 – Paul Hester “Belief in Deep”

In an ongoing series of producer treasure – here’s that classic from Paul Hester (who was last spotted living in Thailand?) that sounds as current as a bun….

Please send links of any aural beauties that you produce for a Classic Stems#1 release in the future – have fun!

Flash Atkins models the new Paper mug

Flash Atkins uses his Paper mug for his brew

Flash with his morning brew!

How to Drink a Cup o’ Tea

First and foremost never hold your cup with your pinkie finger extended. This is improper and in most social settings is considered rude. Place your index finger into the handle of the cup up to the knuckle while placing your thumb on the top of the handle to secure the cup. The bottom of the handle should then rest on your third finger. The fourth and fifth fingers should curve back towards your wrist.

At one time it was traditional to pour the milk into the cup before the tea. This was done to prevent the glaze on delicate tea cups from cracking. We do not have that problem today, so add the milk after the tea so that you can judge how much to use based on the color change.
When stirring your tea, be careful not to clink your spoon against the cup. Gently swish the spoon back and forth without touching the sides of the cup. When through stirring, remove the spoon and place it on the saucer behind the tea cup and to the right of the handle. Of course, never take a drink of your tea without removing the spoon first, and please never, ever sip from the spoon.

If seated at a table, do not lift the saucer (this is only proper if standing; then lift the saucer with the cup.) When you taking a sip of tea do not look around at the other guests, but lower your eyes so you can see what your doing and not spill your tea down the front of your blouse or dress.
When your cup is low try to avoid the temptation of swirling the tea in the cup. How embarrassing if some should happen to slosh onto the tablecloth and we all know how easily tea can stain.

Paper Radio 3 – JULY 2012

Paper Recordings, home of all things deep house and disco is back with it’s 2 hour radio show. It’s got Paper music new and old, interviews with Al Kent, Yam Who? and Cottam plus a mix by Havana Candy all stitched together by head honcho Ben Davis.

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1. Proviant Audio – Hey, Let’s Do It! (Jay Shepherd Unreleased Instrumental)
2. The Treatment – One Less Day

Al Kent Interview

3. Universal Robot Band – Dico Boogie Woman
4. Research – Day By Day (Psychemagik Mix)
5. K-Scope – Humanism
7. Jesse Bru – Brain To Mouth

Cottam Interview

8. Jamie L – In The Burg (Cottam Mix)
9. Havana Candy – Last Train
10. Rune Lindbaek – Sin Zen
11. Problem Kids – Meandering Benders
12. Lup Ino – Funsick (Neil Diablo Luv Dub Edit)
13. Bedmo Disco – Illusion

HAVANA CANDY MIX
13 – Story – Diva Dub – Story Recs
14- Ejeca – Pushed – Tusk Wax
15 – Havana Candy – Tera – Paper Recordings
16. Pollyn – Sometimes You Just Know (Moodymann Rmx) – Music! Music Group
17. Tego Calderon – Corillo de los Trangalanga (Jose Marquez Rmx) – Basic Fingers
18. Havana Candy – Alji – CDR
19. Trevino – Backtracking – The Nothing Special Recs

Yam Who? Interview

“PAPER GEMS’ LEFTSIDE WOBBLE DJ MIX

“Paper Music are currently riding high in the album charts with their Paper Cuts #1 compilation, a collection of their finest moments from the last five years or so. As some of you may know I provided the sleeve notes for the CD version of Paper Cut’s and in support of the release I thought it would be cool to go through my Paper Music collection and dig out a selection of my personal favourites from the first 10 years of the label (1993 – 2003). All the tracks in the mix can be purchased from Juno or from Paper directly and I’ve also included a link to the Paper Cuts compilation – just in case you haven’t already bought it. :)

FLASH ATKINS SUMMER MIX

New mix from Flash of deep house and disco with plenty of unreleased paper tackle.

HAVANA CANDY – THE BLACK KEYS EP

Deep Space Orchestra – Last Train is really nice gear.

Moonboots – Last Train is lovely. I’ll defo give it some play over the winter months. Hopefully it’ll be top of the hit parade by the time Summer starts in October. Nice bit of acid from Mr Atkins too.

James Holroyd – Last train is superb.

Billy Scurry – Wow, this grabbed me from the off, loving that groove on All Night. Very infectious, top support.

Dicky Trisco – All Night is the one for me. Wicked night time boogie sounds.

Scope – Both mixes of Tera are hot!

Severino Panzetta – Flash Atkins in BIG form at the mo
VERY GOOD.

Bottin – Nice one!

Rune Lindbaek – Love it, Lancashire’s finest!

Sleazy McQueen – Yeah, sounds pretty gnarly.

Hunk of a Man – Top Nice! the youngsters will love this. Sign me up!

Bill Brewster (DJ History) – REALLY like All Night, very groovy, unassuming and deeeep. Last Train also nice and Flash remix of Tera.

Christophe (Futureboogie) – This is great & perfect timing too, will be playing this in Space on Sunday, thank you!

Drop Out Orchestra – Tera is a great track! Love both original and Flash mixes.