Flash Your Lights The Music Of The Electrifying Mojo

• Electrifying Mojo – intro
• Greg Perry – Come Fly With Me (Edit)
• Prince – traffic jam (Ron hardy edit)
• flying lizard's – stew away remastered
• j geils band – flamethrower (re-edit)
• a number of names – skiso (re-edit)
• yello – downtown samba (remastered)
• roger & the human body – bearing straight
• cheri – murphy's law - extended edit

• 1. Electrifying Mojo – intro
• 2. Greg Perry – Come Fly With Me (Edit)
• 3. Prince – traffic jam (Ron hardy edit)
• 4. flying lizard's – stew away remastered
• 5. j geils band – flamethrower (re-edit)
• 6. a number of names – skiso (re-edit)
• 7. yello – downtown samba (remastered)
• 8. roger & the human body – bearing straight
• 9. jules shear – when love - instrumental re-edit
• 10. capricorn – i need love - instrumental mix
• 11. b52's – planet claire (instrumental re-edit)
• 12. fiona franklyn – busted up on love
• 13. cheri – murphy's law - extended edit
• 14. real to reel – love me like this

The Electrifying Mojo is the midwife of Detroit electronic music as we know it! Baritone-voiced disc-jockey The Electrifying Mojo had seminal radio show in Detroit beginning in the late seventies and throughout the eighties, inspiring a whole generation of Dj's and music listeners. Fourteen jams spanning early techo, electro, disco, boogie and beyond, including a blinding Ron Hardy edit of Prince!

Based in Detroit, Michigan and through musical and social enlightenment he single handedly guided a generation of music-lovers in Detroit and throughout southeastern Michigan and Canada and is often attributed with the development of Detroit Techno.

The trio of artists widely cited as the founders of Detroit Techno, Juan Atkins, Kevin Saunderson, and Derrick May have all made mention of Mojo's influence on their musical direction, as have second generation Techno artists like Eddie 'Flashing' Folkes, Anthony 'Shake' Shakir, Richie Hawtin, Carl Craig, Theo Parirsh, Moodymann and Omar S.  He introduced or broke many artists into the Detroit radio market, including Prince, The B-52's, and Kraftwerk.