Nu-Matic – Spring In My Step

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		Spring In My Step (No Nigel Mix)	5:12
		Keep You Movin' (Break The Speakers Mix)	5:13
		It's Strange (Dances Are Changin') (Original Mix)	5:41
		All Over Me	5:19

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Spring In My Step CD, Single	XL Recordings – XLS-31CD	UK	1992	UK — 1992	Recently Edited
	Spring In My Step 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	XL Recordings – XLT-31, XL Recordings – XLT 31	UK	1992	UK — 1992	Recently Edited
	Spring In My Step CD, Single	Blow Up – INT 825.960, XL Recordings – INT 825.960	Germany	1992	Germany — 1992	Recently Edited
	Spring In My Step 7", 45 RPM	XL Recordings – XLS 31	UK	1992	UK — 1992
	Spring In My Step 12", 45 RPM	Blow Up – INT 125.960	Germany	1992	Germany — 1992	New Submission
	Spring In My Step 12"	Bull & Butcher Recordings – BB 2042 MX	Italy	1992	Italy — 1992
	Spring In My Step 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label	XL Recordings – XLT 31	UK	1992	UK — 1992	New Submission
	Spring In My Step Cassette, Single	XL Recordings – XLC-31	UK	1992	UK — 1992	Recently Edited

AskeladdenBlack Mar 9, 2017
referencing Spring In My Step (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) XLT-31
Considering what was happening around this time I thought this release was fairly obvious & boring to be honest.
Released between Everybody in the place & Sweet Harmony this was weak for XL.
www.bassbox.co.uk Jul 6, 2014
referencing Spring In My Step (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) XLT-31
This is a great 4 track EP! Every track is worth playing with innovative use of samples and structure. Came out around that time when classical music samples were getting used with hardcore sounds. This EP gets them all in there seamlessly along side vocals and ragga samples! Always rocks any old skool set I play, well worth having in the bag..
siman91 Apr 13, 2013
referencing Spring In My Step (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) XLT-31
I have this on an unmarked white promo, XLT31 with no other markings. Asolutely original and same tracks.
rlearner Mar 21, 2005
Edited 19 years ago
referencing Spring In My Step (12", 33 ⅓ RPM) XLT-31
"Spring" In My Step refers to the fact that the main riff comes from a sample of Vivaldi's Four Seasons, namely the "Spring" movement, hence the pun title. The Nigel in "No Nigel mix" refers to Nigel Kennedy who 2 years previously had had a massive classical recording success of the Four Seasons symphony, one of the biggest releases of the early 90s.