Bubbles (2) - We Can Ride The Boogie (Rock With You)
Label:
Catalog#:
12 ELIC 8, 12 ELIC8
Format:
Vinyl, 45 RPM, EP, 12"
Country:
UK
Released:
23 Mar 1992
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Breakbeat,
Hardcore
Tracklist
| A | We Can Ride The Boogie (Rock With You) | 5:58 | ||
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Producer [Additional Production], Remix -
Steve Mac (2)
Written-By - Rod Temperton | ||||
| B1 | Fluted & Booted | 5:37 | ||
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Written By -
Steve McCutcheon / James Anthony
Written-By - James Anthony , Steve McCutcheon | ||||
| B2 | Re-Booted | 3:17 | ||
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Written By -
Steve McCutcheon / James Anthony
Written-By - James Anthony , Steve McCutcheon | ||||
Credits
Notes
Produced for Back Up Against the Wall Productions. A published by Rondor Music (London) Ltd, B1 & B2 published by Skratch Music Publishing. Marketed by Passion Music Ltd. Distributed by Pinnacle. (P) 1992 Passion Music Ltd.
Cat # printed on label as 12 ELIC 8 and on sleeve as 12 ELIC8.
We Can Ride The Boogie samples vocal samples come from; Michael Jackson
Cat # printed on label as 12 ELIC 8 and on sleeve as 12 ELIC8.
We Can Ride The Boogie samples vocal samples come from; Michael Jackson
This 12" is all about the A side track. The tune starts with a nice buzzy synth sound and is soon joined by the the famous michael jackson vocal bits (taken from his hit 'Rock With You').
The track has a great overall vibe with lots of interesting different drops and sections, and actually sounds very modern considering its age. The vocal samples are maybe a bit over-used and could becomme slightly annoying if you play the tune a lot, but the production and quality of the individual parts that make up this tune are really very good.
Flip it over and B1 is another mellow sounding track which uses synth 'flute' type sounds in a jazzy kinda way. The track doesnt really do anything or go anywhere though.
B2 is simply a short dub version of the A side, and without the vocals it doesnt really have much impact.
Overall this is well worth buying for the A side tune, and will always sound great in any 1992 mix.