Executive Producer -
Ray Decadance
Producer, Composed By -
Denzil Slemming
Notes
This major old school classic is produced by Wessel van Diepen (Vengaboys, Nakatomi, Luvspunge etc.) and Michiel van der Kuy (AKA Denzil Slemming). The voice in this track comes from Wessel himself.
Review by djindioJun 10, 2007(edited over 2 years ago)
This song was a statement with reguards to the use (or over-use) of James Brown (R.I.P.) samples in the house and techno music of the time. The artists were self appointed spokesmen of a newer forefront in the dance/techno music of the time. A very dated sound now a days.
Review by planet-noiseDec 31, 2006(edited over 2 years ago)
Well, now it's official:
If this record didn't do the job, pneumonia did.
James Joseph Brown, Jr. died on the 25/12/2006 (sorry to disappoint you, Holy Noise)
A precious man to the music history, without whom this track would have never been released. This track was actually a sort of declaration that Techno is here, kickin' ass, and soul music is history. Now, 15 years later, I wonder if it shouldn't be L.A. Style name on the headstone drawing. Still, an unforgettable tune, that after all these years still makes you move your head like a chicken…
The Story goes one of the makers of this record were on holiday in Los Angeles and when he went out to drink something in a bar, a drunken guy says to him: Do you know that James Brown is dead ?........and then need i tell more ?