Eddie Amador - House Music (Remixes)
Label:
Catalog#:
YRCD1
Format:
CD, Maxi-Single
Country:
US
Released:
1998
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Progressive House,
House,
Deep House
Tracklist
| 1 | House Music (Message Mix) (Radio Edit) | 6:04 | ||
| 2 | House Music (Deep Dish Body & Soul Mix) | 11:37 | ||
|
Remix -
Deep Dish
Remix [Reconstructed] - Dubfire & Sharam | ||||
| 3 | House Music (Marques' Does Yo Mama Know Revival Mix) | 12:39 | ||
|
Producer [Additional] -
Frankie G.*
Remix - Marques Wyatt | ||||
| 4 | House Music (Deep Dish Body & Soul Dub) | 10:37 | ||
|
Remix -
Deep Dish
Remix [Reconstructed] - Dubfire & Sharam | ||||
| 5 | House Music (Mysterious People Remix) | 4:39 | ||
|
Remix -
Mysterious People
Remix [Credited To] - J. "Sinister"* , Sandy Rivera | ||||
| 6 | House Music (K.O.T. Remix) | 7:19 | ||
|
Remix -
K.O.T.*
Remix [Credited To] - J. "Sinister"* , Sandy Rivera | ||||
Credits
Artwork By [Design] -
Rob Hugak
,
Steve Newman
Executive Producer - Dubfire & Sharam
Vocals - Beat Street
Written-By, Producer - Eddie Amador
Executive Producer - Dubfire & Sharam
Vocals - Beat Street
Written-By, Producer - Eddie Amador
Notes
Track 2 & 4 reconstructed for Deep Dish Productions.
Track 3 additional production at United Groove Studios.
Track 5 & 6 remixed for Kings Of Tomorrow Productions Inc.
Written & produced at Submission Studios, Los angeles.
Published by Dish Deep (ASCAP).
℗ & © 1998 Yoshitoshi Recordings
Barcode: 7 04865 00012 9
Manufactured and distributed by Deep Dish Records
Track 3 additional production at United Groove Studios.
Track 5 & 6 remixed for Kings Of Tomorrow Productions Inc.
Written & produced at Submission Studios, Los angeles.
Published by Dish Deep (ASCAP).
℗ & © 1998 Yoshitoshi Recordings
Barcode: 7 04865 00012 9
Manufactured and distributed by Deep Dish Records
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Reviews & Discussion
"Not everyone understands house music; it's a spiritual thing, a body thing, a soul thing." That's it, folks. Fifteen words total. But the statement they made propelled Eddie into worldwide stardom and gave even more recignition to the Yoshitoshi label. This is the first, I believe, CD single they released. It's so damn simple to make; but YOU try doing it just right. Of course, Deep Dish provide two epic mixes here, giving the track a more tripped-out groove. Marques goes very deep, while KOT do what they do best (in both aliases). It would've been interesting to put Full Intention's mix on this, too; but they're not exactly a fit for the label. Still, this was required material for every DJ in the late 1990s....and created a mission statement for the genre. How many songs can say they've accomplished both?
