Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam
Label:
Catalog#:
12308, BCM Records 12308
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:
Germany
Released:
28 Nov 1989
Genre:
Electronic
Style:
Hip-House
Tracklist
| A | Pump Up The Jam (Vocal Attack) | 5:00 | ||
| B1 | Pump Up The Jam (Original Mix) | 5:00 | ||
| B2 | Pump Up The Jam (Jam Edit Mix) | 5:00 |
Credits
Vocals [Featuring] -
Ya Kid K
Notes
Although the label mentions 'featuring Felly', Ya Kid K has to be credited because she was the one who sung on this record.
Cataloguenumbers:
12308 - label artwork
BCM Records 12308 - cover artwork (backside & spine)
Produced by Sound Products & ARS Productions - Licensed From ARS Records.
Printed in Western Germany
GEMA / BIEM
LC 8116
℗ ARS Records
Published By: Stop And Go Music
Barcode: 4005934123081
Produced by Sound Products & ARS Productions · Licensed from ARS Records.
BCM Records - Brian Carter Music - distributed by: Rush Records/Discobox (Germany) · Da Music (Germany) · Streetheat Records (Switzerland) · EMP (Austria)
Printed in Western Germany
Etchings:
BCM-12308-A
BCM-12308-B
PF
Cataloguenumbers:
12308 - label artwork
BCM Records 12308 - cover artwork (backside & spine)
Produced by Sound Products & ARS Productions - Licensed From ARS Records.
Printed in Western Germany
GEMA / BIEM
LC 8116
℗ ARS Records
Published By: Stop And Go Music
Barcode: 4005934123081
Produced by Sound Products & ARS Productions · Licensed from ARS Records.
BCM Records - Brian Carter Music - distributed by: Rush Records/Discobox (Germany) · Da Music (Germany) · Streetheat Records (Switzerland) · EMP (Austria)
Printed in Western Germany
Etchings:
BCM-12308-A
BCM-12308-B
PF
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Reviews & Discussion
Well what can I say? Where does one start? This was the first of many Americans' exposure to techno music. It may have been the first techno song I ever heard. This is still a pretty groovy track and despite trying to hate it when first issued, it grew on me over the ensuing years. It's not quite pure house and not pure techno but a pleasant mix of the two possibly making for the very first "tech-house" release ever, though I HATE subdividing genres! Is it house or is it acid? Make up your minds! OK, there is acid-house, but that makes more sense than "garage house" and "tech-step", etc... What the HELL are those? Anyway, this is a first in many ways and deserves a place in techno history. I bought it locally for two bucks, that's the way it should be! I usually say check it out, but chances are very good you've heard this one a thousand times!