Frankie Bones

:(This page mentions Frankie Bones' project of the Pink Noise. For the British indie rock band of the same name, see Pink Noise(2)).
Frankie ‘Bones’ Mitchell is a prominent figure in the development of dance music in the US. Bones is widely regarded as the "Godfather of American Rave Culture"and is credited with helping to establish the underground dance music scene in New York City in the 1980s and 1990s. Bones started his music career in the early 1980s, spinning at clubs and parties throughout NYC. He gained widespread recognition for his role in organizing the first outdoor electronic music party in the US, known as “Storm Rave" which took place in Williamsburg, Coney Island, & Plumb Beach. Throughout his career, Bones has produced, remixed, and released countless tracks, albums, EP’s, and mixtapes. He has also performed at many large scale music festivals and events around the world such as the Love Parade in Berlin, Germany and Insomniac’s Electric Daisy Carnival located in Las Vegas, Nevada. Today, Frankie continues to be an influential figure in the dance scene and remains active as a performer, producer, and author represented globally by Southfirst Talent.
==Links to Peel==
Peel played Frankie Bones collaborations and when he was known as the Break Boys in the late 80's and played his debut single under his own name, 'Call It Techno' in July 1989 and would play further material from the producer on his radio programmes until early 1990. After 1990, Peel didn't seem to be interested in playing Frankie Bones' records.
==Shows Played==
;Wired (Frankie Mitchell, Tim Taylor, Tommy Musto)
*07 October 1987: To The Beat Of The Drum (v/a LP - House Vol. 1) Underworld
*15 March 1990: New York, New York (Out In London Dub) (12") Fourth Floor 
*20 March 1990: New York New York (12") Fourth Floor
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*19 April 1988: And The Break Goes On (And The Dub Goes On) (12") Fourth Floor 
*27 April 1988: And The Break Goes On (12" - And The Break Goes On (The Original Freestyle Groove)) Fourth Floor
*10 May 1988: And The Break Goes On (The Original Freestyle Groove) (12") Hardcore
*28 June 1989: Listen To The Rhythm Flow (12") Fourth Floor
*11 July 1989: 'Listen To The Rhythm Flow (Coney Island Break Mix)' (12 inch) (Fourth Floor)
*18 July 1989: Listen To The Rhythm Flow (12") Fourth Floor
*24 July 1989: Listen To The Rhythm Flow (Rhythm Flow Club Mix) (12") Fourth Floor 
*27 July 1989: Listen To The Rhythm Flow (12") Fourth Floor
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*11 July 1989: 'Call It Techno' (12 inch) (Breaking Bones)
*12 July 1989: Another Place, Another Time (Club Mix) (EP - The Looney Tunes EP Vol. One) XL Recordings
*17 July 1989: Call It Techno (12") Breaking Bones
*18 July 1989 (Radio Bremen): Halfway To Seven (Led Plant Mix) (12" - The Looney Tunes EP Vol. One) XL
*03 August 1989: Another Place Another time (Club Mix) (LP - Volume One) Nu Groove
*03 August 1989: Call It Techno (12") Breaking Bones
*09 August 1989: Call It Techno (12") Breaking Bones
*09 November 1989: Just As Long As I Got You (Original Mix) (12") XL Recordings
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*16 January 1990: Rise Up (Freestyle) (LP - Volume 4 (More Filthy, Dirty Breaks For DJ's)) Breaking Bones 
*17 January 1990: Let's Bass It (album - Bonesbreaks ‎– Volume 4 - More Filthy, Dirty Breaks For DJ's) Breaking Bones
*18 January 1990: The Orchestra (album - Bonesbreaks ‎– Volume 4 - More Filthy, Dirty Breaks For DJ's) Breaking Bones
*24 January 1990: Strings Of Death (LP - Volume 4 (More Filthy, Dirty Breaks For DJ's)) Breaking Bones
*29 January 1990: The Orchestra (album - Volume 4 (More Filthy, Dirty Breaks For DJ's) Breaking Bones
;Flowmasters / Musto & Bones / Pink Noise (Frankie Mitchell, Tommy Musto)
*12 December 1989: Energy Dawn (I Wanna See You Dance) (Techno Energy) (12" - (Energy Dawn EP) XL Recordings
*02 April 1990: Tequiro (12" promo - All I Want Is To Get Away) City Beat 
*10 April 1990: Passion Devotion (album - The Future Is Ours) City Beat
*24 April 1990: The Music Is Right (LP - The Future Is Ours) City Beat
*14 June 1990: Gimme Some More (Energy) (12") Fourth Floor
==External Links==
*Wikipedia
*Discogs
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