Sancho Panza is a place, right?
Nothing to do with that book which few of us have ever completed called 'Don Quixote'.
Is it on this planet? Uh, we think so because most of us can remember being there at some point.
Where though? Shoreditch, Venezuela?
Sancho Panza seem to have parked their car outside the KCC stage at Carnival one year, ended up forgetting it, but sorted out their own collective of lost music fans who built their own stage and have been endearing themselves to the party music massive of the world ever since.
You know where they are, Middle Row, W10, after Sainsbury's and Virgin records. Every August Bank Holiday.
On CD 1, the Sunday CD mixed by Jimmy K-Tel, there's old classics from DJ Buck ('Make It Hot') and Tiefschwarz's 'Acid Soul' fused with trademark salsa-house and travelling rave music on the Sunday CD mixed by Jimmy K Tel.
Why 'Sunday'? "'Cos it's more Carnivally" music and August Bank Holiday Sunday is traditionally strictly for the family.
Of 'Course it's not anymore, but good marks for concept.
Unsurprisingly the second CD, 'Monday', is more for hardcore moondance ravers and people who learnt how to gurn in Goa. No, that's a sweeping generic assumption, but it's harder house mixed by Matt Brown.
Deep as you like, ambient ambitions, comedy tongue-rolls. Not quite Salinas chilled. The compilation is mixed (as in smooth riding rather than singular tracks).
For more info check out www.ilovemyrecords.com and www.sanchopanza.org.
Before buying, I'd recommend checking them out this year at their Carnival rave arena.
Same place, same sounds. Or indeed, vice versa.
