Moodymann ‎– Shades Of Jae

i have a version with 21A on the A-side and 23B on the flip

This particular pressing has a good downbeat style on the b side, kdj 23b, which samples a Carl Craig track 'suspiria' from his 'more songs about food and revolutionary art' lp. It's worth a check if you enjoy his slower grooves.

The king of detroit house, Moodymanns legacy amongst the masses is certainly owed to this release, which although as drawn out in style as his other releases, owes its success to well sampled jazz and punchy cheeky construction, leaving you pre-emptive of the tune ahead.

Time for another nerdy annotation: there are four pressings of this release: 21A/21B, 21A/9B, 21A/23B, and 21A (one-sided), all of which obviously differ only in their B-side. 21B appeared as "The Set Up" on "Forevernevermore", 9B is the only track without a Prince sample from KDJ 9, and has also been featured as a B-side to KDJ 10, and 23B is an awesome original that you really want to hear. 21A/9B and 21A/23B were, as far as I know, only distributed in Europe, especially Germany and Holland.

This is one of those records that absolutely kills people. If you ever want to see a dancefloor spontaneously combust, or see a dancefloor completely rejuvinated. o impact This record will do just that. I've had people run in from rooms away when I've dropped this one. I've had people jumping out of their body to this record.
Original pressings include the set up, originally released on KDJ 9 u can dance...
more recent ones include a blank side.