F. Zappala'* & D.J. Professor* - We Gotta Do It
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Techno, Euro House, Italodance
Year:
1991
Tracklist
| We Gotta Do It (Mix In Mix) | 9:30 | |
| The Techno Style Overture | ||
| The House - Jazz Development | ||
| The Enjoyment Of The Techno Sound | ||
| Falling Into The Jazz Style | ||
| The Final Techno Explosion | ||
| We Gotta Do It (Techno Jazz Mix) | 8:30 | |
| The Techno Style Overture | ||
| The House - Jazz Development | ||
| Introduction To The Techno Paradise | ||
| The Enjoyment Of The Techno Sound | ||
| Falling Into Beginning | ||
| The Final Techno Explosion | ||
| We Gotta Do It (Jazz Master Mix) | 5:45 | |
| Jazz Style | ||
| Techno Style |
Versions
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| We Gotta Do It (12", Mixed, Pin) | Media Records | MR 581 | Italy | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (Remix) (12") | Media Records | MR 584 | Italy | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12") | 4th & Broadway | 12 BRW 225 | UK | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12") | Atlantic | 0-85993 | US | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12") | Power Dance | PDR 42037 | Italy | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12") | Media Records Benelux | MB 705 | Netherlands | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12") | Blanco Y Negro (2) | MX 280 | Spain | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12", Maxi) | ZYX Records | ZYX 6542-12 | Germany | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12", Promo) | Atlantic | DMD 1686 | US | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (12", Promo) | Atlantic | DMD 1744 | US | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (CD, Maxi) | ZYX Records | ZYX 6542-8 | Germany | 1991 | |
| We Gotta Do It (CD, Maxi) | 4th & Broadway | BRCD 225 | UK | 1991 |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing We Gotta Do It, 12", 12 BRW 225
What an awesome song!! Definately one of my favourite ever Italo mixes.. it is absolutely fantastic. (why don't we have mixes like We Gotta Do It relesed nowadays, I wonder???) Dance music has definately lost its sublime edge. One thing that I really really, absolutely love about this track is its fantstic efects. I usually say that most effects in dance music are fantastic, but I really mean it about this track. Signor Zappala's effects are sampled, which I would Usually classifiy as a music cheating act, but he carries it off briliantly. I also like the beat of this song. its old skool, of course, but it does not sound old at all, nor badly put, which has been one of the fequent faults of a lot of djs and producers in the very cool world of dance music. I really think this should be re relesed, or and least re mixed. it would definately give the teenage clubbers nowadays a taste of how fantastic dance music was in the 1990s... Magifico, Francesco, Ti amo!!