DJ Chris ‘Mr’ T

13/03/2026

I don’t like running. I’m waiting for the epiphany where I start enjoying running. The only thing I enjoy less than running, is running in winter, but here we are.

Running gives me the opportunity to improve my physical and mental health, and to help me be the best husband and dad I can to my 4 girls, by improving my health and being here for the long term. Without a challenge and a goal though, I lack the discipline to get out running.

The last two years, I’ve run a half marathon in September (2024 Great North Run for Cure Leukaemia, 2025 Southport for Elsie’s Story). This year I’m delighted to be able to run the London Landmarks Half Marathon on Sunday 12th April, which means a lot of running to train in a mix of cold, dark and wet weather.

The reason I’m doing it is to support The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation. Their vision is to make allergy history. They want to prevent and eradicate allergic disease, starting with food allergy, and creating a world that is safe for all individuals. Hopefully with your kindness and generosity, we can help them further their their work.

Mr T ###

06/02/2026

I don’t like running. I’m waiting for the epiphany where I start enjoying running. The only thing I enjoy less than running, is running in winter, but here we are.

Running gives me the opportunity to improve my physical and mental health, and to help me be the best husband and dad I can to my 4 girls, by improving my health and being here for the long term. Without a challenge and a goal though, I lack the discipline to get out running.

The last two years, I’ve run a half marathon in September (2024 Great North Run for Cure Leukaemia, 2025 Southport for Elsie’s Story). This year I’m delighted to be able to run the London Landmarks Half Marathon on Sunday 12th April, which means a lot of running to train in a mix of cold, dark and wet weather.

The reason I’m doing it is to support The Natasha Allergy Research Foundation. Their vision is to make allergy history. They want to prevent and eradicate allergic disease, starting with food allergy, and creating a world that is safe for all individuals. Hopefully with your kindness and generosity, we can help them further their their work.

13/01/2026

What a year 1991 was 😍

08/04/2025

Ahead of dusting of my headphones for ‘A Night for Noah’ and playing a few old Buffers tunes, I thought I’d reminisce and pull out my top ten Buffers anthems.

In no particular order.

1. Rank 1 Vs Donna Williams – True Love Never Dies. A massive vocal trance anthem that was always a crowd pleaser.
2. Amen UK! – Passion. One of the first big crossover commercial hits, from the man behind Wand, The Candy Girls and Yomanda, Paul Masterson.
3. Sosumi – Feel the Tribute. Back in 2002 when Scouse House was peaking, Steve Cocky took the piano sample from my favourite ever tune, ASHA – JJ Tribute and made this absolute banger.
4. Tatjana – Santa Maria. 100% solid gold cheese. I first heard it on Rock FM live from the Palace in Blackpool, it was always well requested back in the day.
5. Dee Dee – Forever. A big tune in 2002 when I started at Buffers, one I played on my first night, shaking with nerves behind the decks.
6. New Power Generation – Good Life (Dancing Divaz Mix). An Ian Bland remix that totally transformed this tune, with massive support from Rock FM making it a bona fide banger.
7. JK – Beat It. Long before I was a Buffers DJ, every week I used to request this Italian House, Zone anthem.
8. Afrika Bambaataa – Pupunanny. Another from the cheese section, but I can’t help but love it and it is Buffers to me.
9. Paul Van Dyk Vs JPS – Found a Lover. From the peak of the vocal bootleg trend, it still stands up to this day.
10. 2 Funky 2 – Brothers and Sisters. There’s a mix for every occasion, often the last tune of the night in Buffers, so rightly the last tune on this list.

What’s your favourite Buffers tune?

Mr T

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26/03/2025

🔗 EVENT LINK IN COMMENTS 🔗

Join us at Ignition Cocktail Bar, Ulverston on Saturday 19th April 2025 (7PM – 3AM) for an unforgettable night of music, love, and community spirit as we rally together in support of young Noah Messenger and his brave battle with leukaemia.

This special fundraiser brings together the driving forces behind the legendary Revived events and the much-loved Buffers Reunion DJs, delivering a high-energy journey through Old Skool dance classics, uplifting house anthems, and everything in between.

🔥 LINE-UP 🔥

▶ Matt Fear
▶ Jonny Williams (aka Quango)
▶ Fitch
▶ Jimmy Keverne
▶ Myles
▶ DJ Chris ‘Mr’ T

Every beat dropped and every ticket sold will help raise vital funds for the Messenger family, with 100% of proceeds donated directly to support Noah’s recovery.

Let’s pack the dancefloor, raise the roof, and show the Messenger family they’re not alone. Whether you're an old clubhead or just love a good cause, this is one night not to miss.

❤ Dance with purpose. Dance for Noah. ❤

15/02/2024

27/05/2023

First time gigging out in nearly six years. First proper Buffers - the Reunion night in over eight years. I’ve had some of the best nights of my life with these two gents and tonight we go again. I’d sum up the feelings as nervously excited.

Hopefully some of you will be joining us?

27/05/2023