Believers, The - Who Dares To Believe In Me?
Label:
Catalog#:
SR12196
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
US
Released:
1993
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House,
Deep House,
Garage House
Tracklist
| A1 | Who Dares To Believe In Me? (Original Mix) | 8:07 | ||
|
Guitar -
Bill Graeber
Saxophone - Steve Graeber | ||||
| A2 | Who Dares To Believe In Me? (Da Bass Beats) | 4:09 | ||
|
Guitar -
Bill Graeber
Saxophone - Steve Graeber | ||||
| B1 | Who Dares To Believe In Me? (Just Living High Mix) | 5:41 | ||
| B2 | Who Dares To Believe In Me? (Mind Readers Mix) | 7:12 | ||
|
Co-producer -
D. Neloms*
,
Proffessor Traxx
Remix - Mind Readers | ||||
Credits
Notes
A Megatrend Production.
Recorded at Megatrend Studios of Chicago.
Special thanx to: Tha World of House Muzic!
Recorded at Megatrend Studios of Chicago.
Special thanx to: Tha World of House Muzic!
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Reviews & Discussion
Yes!! This is a classic house record. If you're a true house head & you don't own this, you should be ashamed of yourself. The Original Mix is the one to listen to. It's very jazzy, deep, & has a drum kick hard enough to rock any warehouse! (^_^ )
Definitely a mid 90s classic - this is perhaps THE tune that made me understand what "house" was about. I can still recall dancing to this as it was being played by Doc Martin at Twilo a bit after 6am one Saturday morning during the summer of '96, and it was one of those internalized "cosmic moments" in which everything was alright, even if just for a few fleeting moments.
