So here we go with Harry’s third installment in the surprisingly unknown, and overall quite underrated ‘Club H’ series. ‘Genuine Slugger’ isn’t the best chapter, but hey, while Volume 1 is the Dom Pérignon, this is still a Piper Heidsieck Grand Cru in a world of hypermarket champagne.
Harry kicks off with a sunny and smooth trio, stunningly mixed together by the very talented Dave Micalizzi : Yello’s ‘Moon On Ice’, a beautiful, eerie start, over ‘In My Lucid Dream’ into the warm Hispanic guitar of Cantoma’s ‘Pandajero’. From then on it moves into the beats of another personal deep house selection, not all that good or appealing as in the previous volumes, but still highly enjoyable, including highlights as the absolutely fantastic, overwhelming melancholy of ‘Kugsarre’ by Nikkie D (really dig that track), the Aquarian Dream track, and Carl Craig’s well known ‘Dominas’ classic, a perfect closer of yet another journey into The World Of Harry, music lover by birth.