Future Classic are proud to make your Australia Day weekend even larger with A Guy Called Gerald playing an intimate live show. Supported by Paleotech, Alex James and Little Fritter this will be a night not to be missed.
A Guy Called Gerald is 20 Years Of Dance Music incarnate. From “Voodoo Ray” in 1988 to “In Ya Head” on Perlon Records, released this year, this man is a self-written bible of dance music.
He is one of a few special producers who entered dance when it was jackin’ and has never let up! He was the first UK Acid House producer and had an unbelievable two instrumental dance tracks in the UK charts at the same time. He formed 808 State with a drum machine, a 303, 2 Roland SH101s and two other humans. He has collaborated with everyone from Frankie Knuckles, Goldie and Derrick May through to Herbie Hancock. While he has remixed David Bowie, Lamb, Stone Roses, Black Uhuru, Can, Tricky and Roman Fluegel and toured with New Order, Tricky and Bebel Gliberto.
His style has evolved over the years from the seminal Acid House days through to his proto-Jungle era and AGCG has always been recognised for his music productions - the 1992 single “28 Gun Bad Boy” (from the album of the same title) was ranked the No.1 Jungle single of all-time in 2005 by Knowledge Magazine - a blueprint for the likes of Goldie, DJ Krush and LTJ Bukem.
When you catch a list of his most recent gigs it is apparent that this eclectic appeal and versatility is still at the core of A Guy Called Gerald. Playing live is the mode A Guy Called Gerald most prefers and has seen him play Fabric, London; Retox, London; Panaroma Bar, Berlin; Watergate, Berlin; Get Perlonized, Zurich; Wire Festival, Yokohama; In Extremis Festival, Brussels; Bassline Circus at Glastonbury Festival, UK; Mulletover, London; Hacienda Warehouse Party, Manchester and with Pier Bucci (Crosstown Rebels) one week and Salt’N’Pepper the next.
Check out this incredible live set;
http://www.guycalledgerald.com/mp3/AGuyCalledGerald30minLiveEdit.mp3
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