Frankie Knuckles ‎– Baby Wants To Ride / Your Love

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Trax Records – TX150
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Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
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A Baby Wants To Ride
Written-By – Walton*, Knuckles*
5:25
B Your Love
Written-By – Walton*
5:20

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Sanlar Publ. BMI
©P 1987 Trax Records
Distributed by Precision Records

The publishing role seems to only apply to the A side track 'Baby Wants To Ride'.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout: TX150A
  • Matrix / Runout: TX150B
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out etchings A-side): TX 150-A
  • Matrix / Runout (Run-out etchings B-side): TX-150-B

Other Versions (Showing 5 of 11) View All

Title, Format Label Cat# Country Year
Baby Wants To Ride / Your Love (12") Trax Records TX150 US 1987
Baby Wants To Ride / Your Love (12", W/Lbl) Trax Records TX150 US 1987
Baby Wants To Ride / Your Love (12") Trax Records TX150 US 1987
Baby Wants To Ride / Your Love (12", RE) Trax Records TX150 US 2000
Your Love / Baby Wants To Ride (12", Maxi) Who's That Beat? WHOS 5 Belgium 1989
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Rated 5/5
Review by tony.lee Mar 12, 2008 (edited 6 months ago)
'Baby Wants To Ride' manages to embrace sex, love and politics with its lyrics, and drive the dancefloor with its raw bassline.
'Your love' had been released a few years earlier on Persona Records and with its tale of desire for love, beautiful melodies, and almost sexually abiguous lyrics it was a breath of fresh air even on its second release on Trax records.
Both tracks on this 12" sound like they could well be unfinalised versions and have that classic 'Trax' sound. The pressing on my copy is okey but there are dropouts in the sound and crackles in all the right places.
This release was largely uncredited to 'Jamie Principle' with most people at the time, in the UK at least, thinking of it as a 'Frankie Knuckles' release. Both tracks heavily influenced the then emerging U.K Acid House scene, although it must be noted that neither of these is an Acid House record.
One thing that's often overlooked in the lyrics is the line "Jesse, I hate thieves" which refers to an earlier incident of 'Jesse Saunders' re-recording note for note 'Jamie Principle's' earlier track 'Waiting On My Angel'

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