Bush Doctor Promotions — The Exodus
Jungle Mania · first Bush Doctor party · updated/final-line-up flyer · The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes
11 June 1994 · 9pm–7am · ★ Gold Star object
Original double-sided Bush Doctor Promotions flyer for The Exodus / Jungle Mania at The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes, 11 June 1994. The front identifies this copy as an 'update to The Exodus'; the reverse carries the full booked DJ/MC line-up, production details, national ticket network and a £4,000 audience-vote 'King of the Night' campaign.
Read the catalogue note →- Promoter
- Bush Doctor Promotions
- Venue
- The Sanctuary, Denbigh Leisure Centre
- Location
- Milton Keynes
- Advertised hours
- 9pm–7am
- Condition
- Very Good+ appearance.
- Completeness
- Complete double-sided single-sheet flyer as photographed. Both printed sides are present and legible. No separate admission ticket, membership slip or other detachable extra is claimed to be present.
- Venue relationship
- Browse The Sanctuary, Denbigh Leisure Centre objects
Catalogue note
Original double-sided Bush Doctor Promotions flyer for The Exodus / Jungle Mania at The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes, 11 June 1994. The front identifies this copy as an 'update to The Exodus'; the reverse carries the full booked DJ/MC line-up, production details, national ticket network and a £4,000 audience-vote 'King of the Night' campaign. Bush Doctor's own history identifies The Exodus / Jungle Mania 1994 as part of its founding year, while specialist histories describe the Sanctuary event as the promoter's first party. The object is unusually valuable as primary evidence of jungle's rapid nationalisation in 1994 and of the promotional, technical and participatory infrastructure surrounding the scene.
Advertised programme: Promoter printed as Bush Doctor Promotions. The DJ line-up includes Jumping Jack Frost, Micky Finn, Brockie, BUSHDOCTOR, Hype, Jason Jay aka Top Buzz, MC Patrick, Badbwoy T, Principal, Randall, DJ Ron, MRB + Spider, DJ Marga, Devious D, DJ SS, Footloose, DJ Fibre, DJ Vibes, Dandy + Easy Rider. MCs printed include Bassman, MC T, MC Conrad, Navigator, Fugitive Five-O and MC Lenny. Unidentified names retain their printed forms.
Historical context: Original double-sided Bush Doctor Promotions flyer for The Exodus / Jungle Mania at The Sanctuary, Milton Keynes, 11 June 1994. The front identifies this copy as an 'update to The Exodus'; the reverse carries the full booked DJ/MC line-up, production details, national ticket network and a £4,000 audience-vote 'King of the Night' campaign. Bush Doctor's own history identifies The Exodus / Jungle Mania 1994 as part of its founding year, while specialist histories describe the Sanctuary event as the promoter's first party. The object is unusually valuable as primary evidence of jungle's rapid nationalisation in 1994 and of the promotional, technical and participatory infrastructure surrounding the scene.
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Event details are drawn from the held object and the qualified catalogue research above. A printed bill establishes an advertised booking, not confirmation that a performer appeared.
Why this object matters
The Exodus is a documented launch-era Bush Doctor object, with the promoter's own history supporting the founding context. Its organisational origin and surviving advertised production/membership system warrant Gold above routine later event bills. Calibrate alongside the early Seduction genre-transition document rather than near the archive's foundational recordings.
Evidence limits: No new physical inspection or collation was performed. Copy-specific conclusions remain limited to the retained catalogue and accession evidence.
Score and assessment method
Archive Importance: 9.3 / 10 · Gold Star.
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