Doolally - Straight From The Heart
Label:
Catalog#:
LOX 104 T, LOX 104 T
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:
UK
Released:
1998
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
UK Garage
Tracklist
| A1 | Straight From The Heart (Club Mix) | 6:30 | ||
| A2 | Straight From The Heart (Crazy Bank Mix) | 5:56 | ||
|
Bass -
Pete Foxall
Remix - Crazy Bank Remix [Credited To], Producer [Additional] - Alan Coote | ||||
| B | Straight From The Heart (Funkforce Vocal Mix) | 7:03 | ||
|
Engineer [Mix] -
Leon Roberts
Keyboards - John Hall* Remix - Funk Force Remix [Credited To], Producer [Additional] - Leon Roberts , Matthew Roberts | ||||
Credits
Artwork By [Design] -
Alex Jenkins
Engineer [Assistant] - David Newell
Mastered By [Vinyl Cut] - Mike's*
Producer - Doolally
Vocals [Junior] - Ben Stanford (2) , Ruth Collins (2)
Vocals, Backing Vocals - Sharon Woolf
Written-By - Langsman* , Meade*
Engineer [Assistant] - David Newell
Mastered By [Vinyl Cut] - Mike's*
Producer - Doolally
Vocals [Junior] - Ben Stanford (2) , Ruth Collins (2)
Vocals, Backing Vocals - Sharon Woolf
Written-By - Langsman* , Meade*
Notes
Published by Copyright Control
Distributed by Warner Music UK
All rights reserved. Made in England
The copyright in this Sound Recording is under license to XL-Recordings Ltd
(P) Chocolate Boy Recordings/XL-Recordings Ltd 1998.
(C) XL-Recordings Ltd 1998.
Barcode: 634904110468
Etchings:
LOX 104 T A1
LOX 104 DJ-1-A1
LOX 104 T B1
MIKE's-THE EXCHANGE
DAMONT
Distributed by Warner Music UK
All rights reserved. Made in England
The copyright in this Sound Recording is under license to XL-Recordings Ltd
(P) Chocolate Boy Recordings/XL-Recordings Ltd 1998.
(C) XL-Recordings Ltd 1998.
Barcode: 634904110468
Etchings:
LOX 104 T A1
LOX 104 T B1
MIKE's-THE EXCHANGE
DAMONT
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Reviews & Discussion
Doolally's aka Shanks & Bigfoot's first release took the scene by storm back in 1997 and flew off the shelves when it got a proper release, setting the writers up nicely for 'Sweet Like Chocolate' which is accused of being responsible for the beginning of the death of UK Garage as an underground genre.