Various - Best Of House Music |
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Tracklisting:
| Diva Side | ||
| A1 | Ralphi Rosario Featuring Xaviera Gold | You Used To Hold Me (6:39) |
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Co-producer -
Kenny Jason*
Producer - Ralphi Rosario Written-By - R. Rosario* , X. Gold* |
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| A2 | Liz Torres Featuring Edward Crosby | Can't Get Enough (6:58) |
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Producer -
Jessie Jones
Written-By - E.Crosby* , L. Torres* |
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| A3 | Jeanne Harris | Just Another Man (7:37) |
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Producer -
Archie Lucas
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Ray Gaskin*
Written-By - R. Gaskins* |
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| Sleaze Side | ||
| B1 | Hercules | 7 Ways (6:59) |
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Producer -
Marshall Jefferson
Written-By - M. Jefferson* |
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| B2 | Pleasure Pump | Fantasize Me (6:30) |
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Producer -
Jessie Jones
Written-By - State Street Boys |
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| B3 | Screamin' Rachael | Fun With Bad Boys (7:20) |
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Producer -
Farbus
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Screamin' Rachael
Written-By - M. Weinstein , R. Fairbanks* , F. Keith* , R. Cain* |
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| Jack Till You Drop Side | ||
| C1 | Marshall Jefferson | Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem) (7:44) |
| Producer, Written-By - Virgo | ||
| C2 | Exit | Let's Work It Out (5:53) |
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Producer -
Blaze
Written-By - C. Herbert* , J. Milan* , K. Hedge* |
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| C3 | J.M. Silk | Jack Your Body (6:29) |
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Producer -
Larry Sturm
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Steve "Silk" Hurley
Written-By - S. Hurley* |
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| Jack Of All Nations Side | ||
| D1 | 2 Puerto Ricans, A Blackman And A Dominican | Do It Properly (10:11) |
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Producer -
David Cole
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Robert Clivilles*
Written-By - D. Cole* , R. Clivilles* |
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| D2 | Moonfou | Shut Up (6:07) |
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Producer -
J.M. Millien
Written-By - Moonfou |
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| D3 | T-Coy | Cariño (4:53) |
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Producer -
T-Coy
Written-By - Pickering* , Close* , Topping* |
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| Lil Louis* - French Kiss (12") | Maurice* - This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze) (12") | Hashim - Al-Naafiysh (The Soul) (12") | Aly-Us - Follow Me (12") | Maurizio - Domina (12") |
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jazzliscious, Jun 06, 2004 OH, that hurts! Come now, yeah - there are indeed a couple of schwillers on this but "Fantasize Me" , dross? Tisk tisk! Theres some dandy house numbers on this comp! Diffrent strokes for diffrent folks though, huh? Listening to this reminds me of the many (seven?) ways techno has gone dow-w-n-n, dow-w-n-n, dow-w-w-w-n-nhill. If these were sparsely produced tracks in their day, where does that put todays point-and-click tracks now? These tracks are downright involved production-wise and downright virtuoso compared to the SHIT I hear now! In these I hear - gasp! - chord changes and drum-pattern changes, thus rendering "songs"! Todays "tech-no(t)" is the same fucking thing with NO CHANGES AT ALL for thirteen minutes! Yeah, this reminds me of why I actually enjoy early house music! Rock on...or "jack on"!Was the above review useful to you? (report)