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33 & 1-3 Queen – Searching
Oct 28th
this is one of the tunes from the classic Nu Groove Records e.p
The track Searchin’ is an adaptation of A Guy Called Gerald’s Blow Your House Down, the B side of Voodoo Ray EP released in 1988. The vocals used on Searchin’ are originally by Debbie Trusty, Searchin’ For Some Lovin’
Jomanda – Make My Body Rock
Oct 27th
joanne Thomas was a member of Jomanda. In 1995 Backroom Productions Ruffneck project was reborn, this time with Jomanda’s Joanne Yavahn Thomas providing the writing and vocal input. Now teamed with “Little” Louis Vega and Kenny “Dope” Gonzales’ Master At Work Records, Ruffneck’s return to form resulted in a home run of historic proportions. The now classic, “Everybody Be Somebody” was a Billboard Magazine dance chart topper in 1996, selling over 200,000 copies in the process.
the beat club – security
Oct 26th
The Beat Club is a mostly techno music group that was founded in the late ’80s by Ony Rodriguez and Mirey Valls in Miami, Florida.What began as an ongoing “free-form” studio jam with friends led to the international hit “Security”
Marshall Jefferson – Move Your Body (House Music Nat'l Anthem)
Oct 24th
There are a handful of men who have the title of Godfather of House. While many have legitimate claims to the title because of seniority and being there at the beginning, one stands out from the crowd as being the one that defined House music, and indeed dance music as we know it today. His name is Marshall Jefferson. In 1986 he played piano on a House record for the first time ever. The idea was so innovative that record companies told him that it wasnt even house music. That record was the platinum House Music Anthem, and today you rarely hear a house record without piano.
Since then, Marshalls list of accomplishments in House music read like no one else. In 1987 he produced the first ever Acid House record Acid Tracks using the TB 303, and simultaneously launching the successful career of DJ Pierre. Also, he produced the first House record incorporating old tome soulful spiritual vocals, launching the successful careers of Ten City, Kim Mazelle and Ce Ce Rogers. All those early songs are blueprints for what we recognize today as Deep House, Garage and Techno music. The TB 303 is now the most sought after instrument for Techno artists and producers today.
It seems like almost every song Marshall produced turned into another form of music, which Marshall regrets, as he just wanted his songs to sound different from each other. Marshall was also the headline act in the first House music tour of Europe in 1987, and House music has remained since. The list of careers that Marshall has helped or launched reads like a whos who of dance music; Roy Davis Jr, Felix Da Housecat, Lil Louis, Frankie Knuckles, Steve Silk Hurley, and many others, not including thousands of producers/DJs that have been influenced by him.
The most impressive thing about Marshall, however is what separates him from all the others, his ability to consistently write the classic song. He is far and away the most covered songwriter in dance music today, with his back catalogue containing more than one hundred covers and sample licenses. This is because Marshalls forte has always been essentially groove-oriented.
In early spring of 1994 Marshall Jefferson came back from a four year sabbatical, returning to the UK he was surprised to see the lack of change in the dance music scene. He returned back to his first love, DJing. Six years on, he is one of the biggest DJs to come out of Chicago having played at every major club/event across Europe and playing resident to Europes biggest dance festival Tribal Gathering/Big Love. Finally when we look at the House music spectrum in all its mutated forms from Deep House, Garage, Techno and Acid through the years, you can be sure he has contributed or influenced all of them! download.
Raven Maize – Forever Together
Oct 20th
a dave lee tune . aka Joey Negro, Jakatta.
download .. if you like it buy it
Roberta Flack – Uh Uh Ooh Ooh Look Out (Here It Comes)
Oct 19th
Steve Silk Hurley House Mix. What a classic bit of early house this is
1 of the big tunes of 89…