Collection: J.M. Silk
Steve "Silk" Hurley and Keith Nunnally in their 1980s house years, moving from D.J. International Records to RCA Victor. Music Is The Key and Shadows Of Your Love come from the first camp, I Can't Turn Around and Let The Music Take Control from the second, and All In Vain closes things on Jack Trax in the UK in 1988.
J.M. Silk is Steve "Silk" Hurley and Keith Nunnally.
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As a DJ, Steve Hurley was known around 1983-1984 as Steve "Silk" Hurley. Starting his producer career, he thought about changing his name to the Chicago House styled [iJackmaster Silk[/i alias. But Farley Keith Williams, at that time Steve's roommate, changed his name from Farley "Funkin" Keith to Farley "Jackmaster" Funk a week before Steve was able to launch a radio promo tape as [iJackmaster Silk[/i.
J M Silk, J. M. Silk, J.M.Silk, JM Silk, Jim Silk, Silk
J.M. Silk at Rectangle Triangle — 5 records, mostly 12", 1985–1988.
Styles in this crate: House.
Labels represented include D.J. International Records, RCA Victor.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
