Daniele Luppi ‎– Fashion Party Remixes

What a beautiful homage to the golden age of 60s and 70s Italy. Daniele Luppi recorded this tune with the original session players who had played on hundreds of classic soundtracks for Ennio Morricone, Nino Rota (for Fellini's films) and Henry Mancini. He even used the original recording studio, "Telecinesound", to capture the spirit of a long gone era. A lonesome trumpet player here - a whistling cowboy there.
This release came out as an extremely limited promo only and is possibly one of Charles Webster's best remix works so far. He somehow manages to keep the sound of the "La Dolce Vita" era captured in his two totally different deep house remixes. The "Dub Mix" is rather full on and a classical Webster dub in his 2003/2004 mode. The absolute highlight is his "Lot's More Perc Mix" which of course adds more percussion on one hand, but he left the bass drum out of the game and still manages to keep this a totally danceable affair. The only release by Webster you can possibly compare this one with, is his remix work for Doctor Rockit's "Café de Flore" which kind of shares the same spirit but which is not half as fine and delicate productionwise than his "Fashion Party". An absolute must-have for any Charles Webster or Ennio Morricone fan... and this funny combination already says it all.