Terry Farley x Stuart Patterson x Dave Jarvis | House Culture Podcast | *FAITH SPECIAL*
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- Terry Farley, Dave Jarvis and Stuart Patterson are the trio behind the hugely influential Faith fanzine and iconic series of parties. In this exclusive episode, celebrating 25 years of Faith, we sat down with these three legends at iD Studios in Hackney for the very first studio recorded episode of the House Culture Podcast. Join us as we delve into the origins of Faith from back in 1999, explore the fanzine's evolution, uncover the story behind its revival by Defected and discover the quintessential ingredients that make up a Faith party.
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Loved the memories, soulsonic, early Faiths at Fabric and Brighton such get times. See you at Omeara ❤
Brilliant interview with 3 top gents. Their friendship, humor, knowledge & heritage shine through & loads of great memories & anecdotes. Keep representing gents & always keep the faith :) Big love & respect x
Looks like green trousers are back
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Great input guys, I used to hang out a flying and boys own gigs, totally agree, we had kids they’ve grew up and now it’s time to go out and catch-up again, in the years in between I became a music psychotherapist. Terry you are such an authentic legend, Tnx heard you play many times and me and my wife went to the Faith party recently ❤
House music for life! 🙌
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The Boat Parties!!!
I’ve Generally Decanted on a Stretcher from Those!!!
FABULOUS. :-)
Haha! Totally planked 🏴☠️
Really enjoyed this.
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Absolutely brilliant listening to these gents tell their stories.
3 legends of the scene 🙌
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Great stuff from legends!
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I've been into the house scene since the late 80's early 90's in San Francisco. We had awesome boat parties and underground clubs. Then the Wicked Crew from UK invaded and gave free parties at Golden Gate Park, they were soooo GOOOD! 1995, I enlisted in the USMC. I didn't find a house scene when I was stationed in Okinawa in 1997 but hip hop was huge there, great clubs and DJs. Then I got stationed in S California dessert 29 Palms, and I searched for a house scene in LA, and I struck Gold at a live music venue called Coconut Teasers. It was an after party event every Sunday morning at 6AM called Does Your Mama Know? headlined by Louis Vega and Marquis Wyatt. It was very dark, low key with just the right amount diehard house music lovers. I went there by myself and it was PERFECT! At the same time, underground raves were exploding in LA and S Cali area including San Diego. Then I met some ravers at my duty station, Marines and Sailors, who took me to these crazy raves and it was OFF THE HOOK! I introduced those guys to deep house and took them to DYMK and Marquis loved me for it.
Amazing! What a journey. Thanks for sharing and proving that House music really is for life ✊
@@houseculturenet The journey hasn't ended. House music really is for life! The journey continued, but I stepped into The Twilight Zone, which I'll get into in a moment.
First, after my honorable discharge 1999, I drove back home to San Francisco just in time for a free outdoor day rave at SF Civic Center Plaza with DJ Sasha. He was such a shy person. Then I noticed that someone was taking photos of me with a professional camera from a distance. I thought I was just being paranoid so I ignored it. Anyway, the dance scene exploded in SF Bay Area with Massive Raves at the Home Depot warehouses in Oakland. Underground clubs I used to frequent became mainstream. And pills everywhere :)
But here's the kicker: Rave movies were made based on my experiences: A Midsummer Night's Rave, Groove, and Go were based loosely on me. I know this sounds crazy but it's true. I don't know how they know so much about me but I must've caught Hollywood people's all-seeing eyes. After all, Janet Jackson and other celebs were known to frequent DYMK. I firmly believe that I'm the original Truman Show.
Anyway, I married my Japanese fiance' and moved to Tokyo in 2000. I searched for deep house scene here and discovered the Body and Soul events, and also Francois K's solo events at the legendary underground club called Club Yellow. Dee Lite's Towa Tei events was there, too. United Future Org's Jazzin'. Caught Gilles Peterson there, Mark Farina, Kevin Yost, Mateo and Matos. Jazzanova at Club Ageha. And caught Kraftwerk at Makuhare Messe. But alas, I pumped the breaks when my first child was born in 2005 and I stopped partying and DJing. I've been DJing since 1980 with various mobile crews, and as a hobby up until 2005. Clean living since then.
Then 2015, "We are your friends" film came out, again based on me. It was as if the dance scene was calling me back. And sure enough, in 2016 I discovered Virtual DJ and I was amazed, so I built a battery power DJ rig, the first of it's kind, and started spinning at Tokyo parks for fun, and I had gone viral in downtown Tokyo. Unbelievable! Young chicks recognize me on the streets FFS. Living my best life at 58 Y O lol
Synchronicity is Very Real. "What you seek, is seeking you", I believe this now.
Wonderful watch
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great watch
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Went to A Few Sundaysonics at The Notting Hill Arts Club.
Fabulous Tunes and Vibe. :-)
Finbar-BluePrint.
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Big Up Faith ❤
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Spare a thought for Dave, seldom gets a word in...let him have his shine!!!
A man of few words - he makes what he says count though 🙌
sunshine and moonbeam 53:35 😎
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when you got the memo for green trews
Mine got lost in the post 😅
Did they get a BOGOF on the trews?
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could listen to terry farley talk bollocks for days it's just looking at him that's the problem
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