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| I Feel For You | 4:03 | ||
| Chinatown | 4:37 |
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referencing I Feel For You, 12", W 9209 T, 920257-0
Yes it is Stevie Wonder on the harmonica and the rap at the start was delivered by Grandmaster Melle Mel
referencing I Feel For You (Remix), CD, Mini, 921 358-2, W 2764 CD
I was fully expecting the Tony Humphries remix of the 1981 album cut "I Know You, I Live You" to be a house track in Humphries' trademark "Zanzibar" style, but it's actually a very well-produced disco track which preserves the live-instrument boogie feel. The 7" edit on this CD is really tight, too. It should've been the featured track, rather than the two mediocre house remixes of the 1984 hit "I Feel for You". Those mixes were dated practically the day they came out, although Paul Simpson's version does hold up a bit better than the cheesy mix by Michael Moore.
djsoje
Dec 10, 2010
referencing I Feel For You, 12", W 9209 T, 920257-0
"I feel for you" was a powerful collaboration with prince. I think that was Steveland Morris a.k.a. Stevie Wonder on harmonica.I stand to be corrected.
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