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     artist    :: Terrence Parker
     release   :: TP1
     year      :: 1992
     genre     :: House
     label     :: (430 West)
     catalog   :: 4W 145
     link      :: www.discogs.com/release/26290

     ripper    :: mbs-crew
     date      :: 12.07.2003
     quality   :: 192kbps / 44,1Khz / Full Stereo
     source    :: Vinyl

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     01.Call My Name                                              07:09
     02.Now Is The Time                                           06:39
     03.It's Time To Make A Change                                06:05


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     Detroit has been credited as one of the Soul Music capitals
     of the world, spawning legendary artists like The Four
     Tops, Marvin Gaye and Diana Ross just to name a few. Within
     the past decade Detroit's Underground Music Movement has
     brought rise to new artists such as Derrick May, Juan
     Atkins, Carl Craig, Kevin Saunderson and a host of others.
     But unlike the aforesaid names, Terrence Parker has
     established himself as a producer, remixer and DJ of the
     classic sound of House Music instead to Techno.

     As of January 2002, Terrence Parker has performed as a DJ
     in more than 100 cities throughout the world. He currently
     holds several resident DJ positions in several clubs
     including Dockland Club in Muenster Germany, System Sound
     Bar in Toronto Canada, Club Spiral in Lansing Michigan, and
     Rotation in Iowa City Iowa. Since 1988, he has released
     more than 100 recordings, and had top 20 hits in the U.K.,
     The Netherlands, Germany, and France.

     Terrence Parker began his musical career as a Hip Hop DJ
     known as "DJ Mixmaster X" in 1982. Over the years,
     Terrence's unique mixing talents won him many awards and
     trophies both in the club circles as well as host of his
     own radio show. He was offered many promising opportunities
     in radio, but TP (as he is commonly known) wanted to do
     more! In 1988 along with Marc Kinchen and Lou Robinson,
     Terrence recorded his first release "We Need Somebody"
     under the name Separate Minds. During this period, people
     often referred to Mr. Parker as "TP" because of the credit
     listing on the recording. Thus, he no longer decided to use
     the "DJ Mixmaster X" alias!



     In 1990 Terrence recorded his first solo EP entitled "TP1"
     ( now a classic) which sparked his solo career. Two years
     later, "Hold On" firmly established Terrence as one of the
     dance community's hottest producers. Later, Terrence
     recorded under various aliases such as Disciples of Jovan
     Blade, Plastic Soul Junkies, Lost Articles, Madd Phlavor,
     Disco Revisited and Minimum Wage Brothers just to name a
     few. But in 1993 his Seven Grand Housing Authority alias
     recorded and released a track entitled "The Question" which
     drew massive response from dancefloors throughout the
     world! Later, Terrence signed a recording deal with
     Network's Six by 6 / Sony Music label in the U.K.

     In 1995, Terrence reestablished, and now records
     exclusively for his Intangible Records & Soundworks label
     (first established in 1993 ), while Makin' Madd and Makin'
     Phat Records are new additions to his record making unit;
     each focusing on a specific and unique form of music!
     "I'm hoping", TP says, "that my associated labels can
     provide for myself as well as other artists, an outlet to
     release good music without the politics that unfortunately
     dominate this business of music!"

     There were many releases in `95 that did well in the clubs
     and dance charts worldwide like Disco Revisited's "Crab
     Legs EP", Terrence Parker's "Emancipation Of My Soul", and
     Kenny Dixon Jr's "Emotional Content". But it was "Love's
     Got Me High" by the highly acclaimed Seven Grand Housing
     Authority that put Intangible respectfully on the map. At
     the time of writing this article, "Love's Got Me High"
     appears on many CD compilations.


     Fresh Fruit Recordings in Holland has also released 12inch
     singles which include remixes, and has received high chart
     positions in many dance charts worldwide - including
     Holland's national `pop chart!! Major League DJs like Tony
     Humphries of New York's Hot 97 FM, England's Paul `Trouble
     Anderson of KISS FM, Germany's TREIBHAUS show of WDR radio,
     KEYS TO THE HOUSE with DJ Mark `The Lark Dickerson of K. U.
     O. P. radio in California, and Detroit's own Kim James of
     WJLB FM 98, helped to make this track a success, and are
     regular supporters of Intangible releases.

     Terrence has also released two very successful album
     projects with Germany's Studio K7 Records. "Tragedies Of A
     Plastic Soul Junkie", which was both TP's first full length
     LP release on K7 and for himself personally, featured the
     hit single "Emancipation Of My Soul" (a huge dance hit in
     the U.K. resulting from it's original release on
     Intangible). His second album released in 1997 entitled
     "Detroit After Dark" was one of his best accomplishments,
     and featured the singles "You Can Do It" (a dance hit in
     France), and "Play-Ah Hate-Ah", which became so popular
     that it caught the attention from one of Europe's most
     famous music composer's of television and film from the
     1960s - Peter Thomas, who later did a remix of Terrence's
     track. This remix now appears on several compilations
     including K7's Freestyle Files series (Vol. # 4).
     Intangible also cooperated with K7 Records in releasing two
     very successful Hip Hop compilations entitled "Three Minute
     Blunts" (Volumes 1 & 2). This concept, which was conceived
     and developed by Terrence Parker featured the music from
     several unknown Hip Hop producers from Detroit and from TP
     himself. Each song was approximately 3 minutes in length,
     and had a huge influence on many Hip Hop & Trip Hop artists
     throughout Europe.


     Terrence Parker is equally known for his DJing talents! To
     see Terrence DJ live is an incredible experience. Although
     often compared to fellow Detroit native, comrade, and
     international Techno king Jeff Mills, and Chicago DJ
     veteran Bad Boy Bill, TP's magical DJing skills, tricks,
     cutting and scratching often lead people to compare him
     with some of the worlds best Hip Hop DJs. This
     international DJ extraordinare has been DJing now for 18
     years (while making records for 12 years), and has
     performed as a DJ for clubs and radio stations in numerous
     countries throughout the world and continues to do so on a
     regular basis. In fact, since October of 1995, Terrence has
     played more in Germany than any other place in the world,
     including Detroit! France, England, Scotland, Switzerland,
     and The Netherlands are just a few of the countries where
     TP has performed as a DJ in addition to playing here in the
     U.S. and Canada.



     One reason for TP's popularity as a DJ comes from the many
     mix CDs he has released over the years. From the British
     and Japanese release of "These Grooves Are Serious" CD on
     Serious Grooves/Sony Music, to the legendary "Building
     Blocks" CD on Intellinet, to his independently releases of
     "Classic TP Mix" CDs (volumes 1 thru 5), Terrence has
     developed a loyal following which is evident by the huge
     audiences he attracts world wide.


     Now viewed as one of the most exciting labels in Detroit,
     TP's Intangible Records now plans to focus more on formats
     that appeal to a wide audience. The label's goal is to
     release 12 singles on a more consistent basis, as well as
     releasing its own CD compilations and full length LP's &
     CD's for its artists. "We realize that the majority of our
     sales result from the DJs supporting & buying our records,"
     says Terrence, "but now we would like to make our releases
     available on CD and other formats so that our non-djing
     supporters can enjoy our music without having to know a DJ
     who can put the various songs on tape for them, or find our
     music on other CD compilations from other companies!"
     Intangible also plans to focus on other styles of music,
     such as Hip Hop, and Acid Jazz. Terrence's third full
     length release entitled "My Studio Sessions Vol. #1" was an
     exclusive limited edition CD available now on Intangible
     Records (released Nov. 1998) and features 14 brand new
     songs. Four of those songs are now featured on his new 6
     track mini LP entitled "Strong Songs" which is to be
     released on Chisel Records (label home of Chicago legend
     L.A. Williams) in February 1999!

     The first Intangible release in almost two years:
     "Spreading Love" by the Seven Grand Housing Authority
     (released in July of `99) was buzzing the clubs of Ibiza
     (Spain), Mallorca (Spain) along with several clubs
     throughout Germany in 1999. It was rated House Single of
     The Month in Germany's top dance music publication -
     RAVELINE Magazine.


     In March of 2000 TP released the single, "I Wanna F.F.U.",
     which was one of the BUZZ tunes for the 2000 Winter Music
     Conference in Miami. It was released on limited edition
     White Opaque Vinyl with the Seven Grand Housing Authority
     classic "Love's Got Me High" on the flip side.
     In January 2001, TP started a weekly mix show called the
     Dance Emporium, which can be heard each week over the
     internet at www.MOCRadio.com. His show at this website now
     has more than 50,000 hits each week.

     In July 2001, TP launched a new label called REAL RIGHT
     RECORDINGS as a division of Intangible Records &
     Soundworks. The first release being a CD compilation
     entitled, "Major Ice Volume # 1". This project is a
     collection of relaxing "chillout" music which features
     unreleased productions by TP himself, as well as music from
     up and coming artists such as Kent Williams of Iowa City,
     Iowa, and Jordache from Tel Aviv, Israel.
     In October 2001, TP's re-edit of Stacy Kidd's (from
     Chicago) hit single "Junk Yard Funk" was the first vinyl
     release on Real Right Recordings.

     www.tpmusic.net/biography.htm

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Files

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01-terrence_parker--call_my_name-mbs.mp39,82 MB
02-terrence_parker--now_is_the_time-mbs.mp39,14 MB
03-terrence_parker--its_time_to_make_a_change-mbs.mp38,38 MB