| A1 | On & On (Stone's Throw Back MIx) | 8:45 | ||
| Remix - StoneBridge | ||||
| A2 | On & On (Jesse's Jazz Mix) | 7:11 | ||
| A3 | On & On (Loop) | 0:18 | ||
| B1 | On & On (Chikenskin Tribal Mix) | 7:08 | ||
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Keyboards , Bass , Guitar -
Chris Bovet
Remix - Bradd & Parker | ||||
| B2 | On & On (2003 Groove Vocal) | 5:00 | ||
| B3 | On & On (On-apella) | 1:00 | ||
| C1 | On & On (Hard & Funky) | 8:32 | ||
| Remix - Josh The Funky 1 | ||||
| D1 | On & On (Tony B's Down & Dirty) | 6:29 | ||
| Remix - Tony B! | ||||
| D2 | On & On (Nu-Retro Elektro) | 6:36 | ||
| Remix - AK 47 | ||||
But after listening to the remixes delivered here, I found myself asking, if Jesse is celebrating 20 years of money making rather than house-music. The vibe of house music is definitely not contained in this package.
On the 1st Vinyl some acceptable remixes are provided, taking the classic with respectfull treatment into the new century - but even being the best cuts here they are nothing more than standarized-house cuts, providing nothing special or new. The rest of this package is really annoying. The rubbish prog-house-trance crossover cuts on Vinyl 2 sound almost like if they were originally not intended to be remixes for Jesses track untill a manager came into the studio and said "Hey, throw the "On & On" Vocal in there", which resulted in tracks that contain a totally out of context placed sample.