François K* - Essential Mix

Label:

London Records

Catalog#:

8573 82178 2

Format:

2 x CD, Compilation, Mixed

Country:

Released:

2000

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Deep House, Garage House

Tracklist

1-01	Maurizio -	M 4.5 Basic	4:08
1-02	Funk Masters -	Love Money	5:13
1-03	Jephté Guillaume -	La-Kou-A	5:21
1-04	Akwaaba -	Phlox Just Pilau Afro-Burger	5:24
		Remix - François K*
1-05	Level 42 -	Starchild	6:11
1-06	T-Connection / Tower Of Power -	Squib Cakes / At Midnight	2:28
1-07	James Brown -	There Was A Time	4:47
1-08	George Benson -	Song For My Brother (MAW Mix)	6:57
		Remix - Masters At Work
1-09	Earth, Wind & Fire -	In The Stone	4:27
1-10	Chaka Khan -	I Know You, I Live You	5:24
1-11	Kyoto Jazz Massive -	Nacer Do Sol	5:07
1-12	Virgo -	Free Yourself	6:38
1-13	Kim English -	Learn 2 Luv (Mood II Swing Vocal Mix)	8:46
		Remix - Mood II Swing
1-14	Love Committee -	Law & Order	4:58
2-01	Bob Holroyd -	African Drug	5:19
2-02	Wally Badarou -	Mambo	4:49
2-03	Renegade -	Dark	3:41
2-04	Billy Cobham -	Storm	1:07
2-05	Kerri Chandler / Sinnamon -	Atmospheric Beats / I Need You Now	2:05
2-06	Adonis / Sinnamon -	No Way Back / I Need You Now	3:27
2-07	Willie Hutch -	Sure Know How To Love Your Man	3:29
2-08	Paperclip People -	Throw	6:47
2-09	Kraftwerk -	Home Computer	5:33
2-10	A Tribe Called Quest -	Award Tour	3:25
2-11	De La Soul -	Say No Go	3:35
2-12	D-Train -	Keep On	4:17
2-13	Lisa Taylor -	Did You Pray Today	4:27
2-14	Jazzanova -	Caravelle	5:22
2-15	François K* -	Groovin'	5:48
2-16	Lil' Louis & The World -	Jazzmen	3:21
2-17	St Germain -	Percussion	1:43
2-18	Exodus (2) -	Together Forever	4:29
2-19	King Tubby -	Dreams Of Dub	3:19

Credits

DJ Mix - François K*

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Rated 5/5

Review by nikstique Jan 04, 2005 (edited over 5 years ago)

Francois' take on the past twenty-five years of dance music in NYC is a broad reaching studio mix. The track selection is as disparate as James Brown and Basic Channel; Jazz, Funk, Afro-Latin, Disco, Hip-Hop, House, Techno and Drum n' Bass all get nearly equal parts. Some of the mixing transitions are a bit forced, but overall there are some truly great song sequences that make this eclectic yet excellent mix worth coming back to. Worth a five.