Tracklist
| Don't Call Me Baby (12" Mix) | ||
| Don't Call Me Baby (The Dronez Dub) | ||
| Don't Call Me Baby (The Dronez Old School Vocal Mix) | ||
| Don't Call Me Baby (Alexander Purkart Meets The Plastic Park Remix) |
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Reviews & Discussion
referencing Don't Call Me Baby, CD, Maxi, 44K 79371
This single is one of the best for House. One can hear the Original 7" Mix on the album Fired Up! which is where I first heard it. When I went to a Sounds Familiar music shop, I saw this single there for $5.33. I was lucky enough to get it for $5.00, thanks to the shop's owner. The Original 12" Mix is an extended version of the 7" Mix. It is great for a club mix. The Dub is extraordinary. The Alexander Purkart Meets The Plastic Park Remix is ok; it reminds me of the genre of French House. The Dronez Old School Vocal Mix is a great Mix. Overall, this single is very good and is worth getting if you are into classic House songs from the late 1990's.
referencing Don't Call Me Baby, CD, Maxi, VG12005CD
Infectious sample, funky driven Disco beat, corny lyrics: the classic Madison Avenue formula! With "Don't Call Me Baby", their first single, the Australian duo made it into every club of this world. The remixes on this release are all very good: the Dronez team do a superb job by removing the Pino D'Angio sample, replacing it with "rustic" old school components that are very enjoyable to the ear. Alexander Purkart 's version is a very nice pumping cut up work with an European Techno touch. The original dub will please any person annoyed by the lyrics since much of it is instrumental, with a few cool little loops that are not on the original 12" vocal version.