Jesse Saunders - On And On
Label:
Catalog#:
JS9999, PRL8426
Format:
Vinyl, 33 ⅓ RPM, 12", Limited Edition, Black Label, White Text
Country:
US
Released:
Jan 1984
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
House
Tracklist
| A | On And On | 7:57 | ||
| On And On Tracs | ||||
| B1 | 119 (1984) | 3:00 | ||
| B2 | 5A | 3:00 | ||
| B3 | 1A | 3:00 | ||
| B4 | 4A & B | 3:00 | ||
| B5 | Im The D.J. | 3:00 | ||
Credits
Producer, Performer, Arranged By -
Jesse Saunders
Written-By - Jesse Saunders , Vince Lawrence (tracks: A)
Written-By - Jesse Saunders , Vince Lawrence (tracks: A)
Notes
The first 500 copies were pressed with a black label with white text. The subsequent presses had a white label with black text.
Based on Mach - On and On, which in turn took the bassline from Player/Playback - Space Invaders.
Based on Mach - On and On, which in turn took the bassline from Player/Playback - Space Invaders.
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Reviews & Discussion
Jesse Saunders has been too often uncredited. So, he got influenced by a certain Frankie Knuckles who used to loop beats so that he could better mix whatever he was playing at his club. So, he participated in the production of the Fantasy 12" above weeks before he released "On And On". But if I'm Mr Jo Blow from Canada, what is the first ever typical "House" record that I could have bought and own? "On And On". So IT IS the originating house music track. Period. It is telling also that the first ever release of TRAX Records, which claim to be the first house music label ever (I wonder what that makes of Jes Say Records) was by Le Noiz, a nickname for Jesse Saunders. I'm pretty sure Saunders know what part of what he did was influenced by Knuckles DJ-ing techniques, and what part was purely his own music, but this one should defenitely go down in history.
Although On & On is the first House track pressed on vinyl, this was the result as Fantasy by Z-Factor on Mitchbal was supposed to be the first House record. Numerous delays with the release of Fantasy in early 1984 prompted Jesse Saunders to release On & On under his own label Jes-Say which was out just weeks before Fantasy was finally pressed later that same year. Both releases were mastered and pressed by Precision Records also known as Trax Records.