Danny Tenaglia – Color Me Danny (A Collection Of Danny Tenaglia's Greatest Remixes)

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Label:	Twisted America Records – TWD2-11633
Format:	2 x CD, Mixed
Country:	US
Released:	1997
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	House, Deep House, Garage House

Tracklist

1-1	Susan Clark–	Deeper	8:14
1-2	Kym Mazelle–	Love Me The Right Way	6:06
1-3	The Daou–	Surrender Yourself (Ballroom Mix)	13:17
1-4	Pet Shop Boys–	Before (DT's Twilo Dub)	8:58
1-5	Soulboy–	Harmonica Track (DT's 97 Mix)	8:22
1-6	Daphne–	When You Love Someone (The Reconstruction Mix)	9:51
1-7	Patricia Kaas–	Reste Sur Moi (DT's Blue Velvet Dub Mix)	5:36
2-1	Frankie Knuckles–	Love Can Change It (Downtown Club Mix)	8:46
2-2	Kimara Lovelace–	Only You (DT's Twilo Mix)	8:59
2-3	Dajaé–	U Got Me Up (DT's Club Mix)	9:06
2-4	The Shamen–	MK2A (DT's Feelin' Groovy Dub)	7:53
2-5	Vanessa Daou–	Sunday Afternoons (DT's Zipper Mix)	12:31
2-6	Oleta Adams–	Never Knew Love (DT's Mercury Mix)	14:00

Track 1-4 incorrectly listed as DT's Underground Mix.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Color Me Danny (A Collection Of Danny Tenaglia's Greatest Remixes) (3×12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Compilation)	Twisted America Records	TW3-11633	US	1997
New Submission	Color Me Danny - A Collection Of Danny Tenaglia's Best Remixes (CD, Advance, Mixed, Promo, CD1)	Twisted America Records	TW3P-90056	US	1997

xavier6666 May 20, 2021
is this really a mixed compilation ? tracks are rather very long and only 6 or 7 tracks per cd, i only collect unmixed
JimmyCsRecords Dec 11, 2020
Edited 3 years ago
This was available in the UK but as US import only, never had it's own UK release, hence why it's spelt color and not colour haha 🤣
ethan Sep 15, 2004
Edited 19 years ago
Man alive!!! This is one of my favorite comps ever because it emphasizes quality over quantity. Only thirteen tracks on 2 CDs. But it's Danny T behind the decks on this, kids!! Some of these tracks last longer than 10 minutes; the Oleta Adams track, with addditional work by Satoshi Tomiie, is about 14(!!). You can tell, though, that Danny knows his crowds well. Taken during his stint at Twilo, NYC, in 1997, this is a perfect representation of what DT had accomplished up to that point with some hints of what was to come. Extra props for surprising people with including Susan Clark, the full Ballroom mix of "Surrender Yourself", "Love Can Change It" - especially when it features the dub at the end, and, of course, the Oleta track. Well done, Danny!