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| Everybody Jump Off (Radio Edit) | 3:47 | ||
| Everybody Jump Off (Original Version) | 4:48 | ||
| Everybody Jump Off (Stereo MC's Remix) | 5:08 | ||
| Everybody Jump Off (Headrillaz Remix) | 6:01 |
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| Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
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 | Everybody Jump Off CD, Maxi-Single | Dorado – DOR061 CD | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 | ||||
 | Everybody Jump Off 12" | Dorado – DOR061 | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 | Recently Edited | |||
| Everybody Jump Off 12", Promo | Dorado – DOR061 TEST | UK | 1997 | UK — 1997 |
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- Edited 19 years ago
referencing Everybody Jump Off (CD, Maxi-Single) DOR061 CD
EVERYBODY JUMP OFF, Jhelisa’s unequivocal note the people need to leave her alone, leans into the darker side of acid jazz, a dense and heavy that uses atonal harmonies to good effect. The Stereo MC’s clean the track to straight-up funk quite spectacularly, with a groovy bass that loses none of Jhelisa’s non-chalant vocals. (Supposedly, this track convinced Madonna to let the Stereo MC’s remix her.) The Headrillaz go for big beat breaks, incorporating a sample of a woman who is—quite literally—crazy. So instead of everybody jumping off, when they hear this track, they’ll more likely be jumping up.
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