Mad Moses - Panther Party

Label:

Hi Life Recordings

Catalog#:

571 463-2

Format:

CD, Maxi-Single, CD2

Country:

Released:

1997

Genre:

Electronic, Jazz

Style:

House, Future Jazz, Garage House

Tracklist

1	Panther Party (Todd Edwards Edit)	3:47
	Remix, Producer [Additional] - Todd Edwards
2	Panther Party (Todd Edwards Remix)	9:00
	Remix, Producer [Additional] - Todd Edwards
3	Panther Party (Dillon & Dickens Remedy Mix)	7:44
	Remix, Producer [Additional] - Dillon & Dickins
4	Panther Party (New York Chapter)	7:49

Credits

Artwork By [Design & Illustration] - Josh Lang (Stunners Inc.) , Oscar Goldman (Stunners Inc.)
Executive Producer - Mike Weiss
Keyboards, Harmonica, Programmed By [Drums] - Mitch Moses
Producer, Mixed By, Written-By - Mitch Moses
Saxophone - Jay Collins
Trumpet - Fabio Morgera
Written-by [Samples] - Henry Mancini

Notes

Part 2 of a 2 CD set.
Contains samples of "The Pink Panther Theme" performed by Bobby McFerrin.
Published by Misam Music Inc. Administrated by EMI Music Publishing.
Tracks 1 & 2: Remix and additional production for Avenue Productions.
Track 3: Remix and additional production for Mumbo Jumbo Management.
Additional Publisher: Northridge Music Co / EMI U Catalogue (ASCAP).
Licensed from Nervous Inc. (New York)
(P)& © 1997 Max Entertainment Inc. Exclusively licensed to Polydor Ltd. (UK) A Polygram company for Europe.

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Rated 4/5

Review by ledjfab Sep 25, 2007

Very nice single. And I just discovered it, ten years after it's initial release. Todd Edwards delivers a splendid remix, cutting up Bobby McFerrin's version of "The Pink Panther" (which was originally released on the soundtrack for 'Son Of The Pink Panther' in 1993). The final result sounds a bit like a christmas track. A 30 seconds intro puts you in that cheesy 1950's mood: 'Home is where the heart is', and then, it's all coming to life. I personally imagine ice skating, christmas trees, snow flakes, coloured lights. It reminded me 'Santa Claus / White Winds' from the Crydamoure label, with that special 'winter' thematic.
The Dillon & Dickens version is totally different, more urban, darker, with a catchy bassline. Excellent for feets and souls.
The New York Chapter of 'Panther Party' is a jazzy variation of the theme we all know, and the sample is played without any specific modification. It gives the listener the possibility to evaluate the work done on both Todd Edwards and Dillon & Dickens versions.