Tracklist
| Rock To The Beat | |||
| Saigon Nightmare |
Credits (3)
Chris IngerProducer [Uncredited]
Harry Van OekelProducer [Uncredited]
Praga KhanProducer [Uncredited]
Notes
Based on Rock To The Beat by Reese & Santonio - Back To The Beat (With 'The Sound')
The B-side, "Saigon Nightmare" was also released elsewhere under the artist name King George.
The B-side, "Saigon Nightmare" was also released elsewhere under the artist name King George.
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| Image | , | – | In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory | Version Details | Data Quality | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Rock To The Beat 12", 45 RPM | Speed – SPEED 001 | Belgium | 1988 | Belgium — 1988 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 12", 45 RPM | ZYX Records – ZYX 6041-12 | Germany | 1988 | Germany — 1988 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Rock To The Beat CD, Mini | Speed – SPEED 01-CD | Belgium | 1988 | Belgium — 1988 | ||||
 | Rock To The Beat 7", Single, 45 RPM, White & Red Sleeve | Speed – SPEED 001/7', Speed – SPEED 01-7 | Belgium | 1988 | Belgium — 1988 | ||||
 | Rock To The Beat 7", 45 RPM, Black & Red Sleeve | Speed – SPEED 001/7', Speed – SPEED 01-7 | Belgium | 1988 | Belgium — 1988 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 12", 45 RPM | Speed – SPEED 001 | Belgium | 1988 | Belgium — 1988 | New Submission | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 12", 45 RPM, Yellow Cover | Speed – SPEED 001 | Belgium | 1988 | Belgium — 1988 | New Submission | |||
 | Rock To The Beat (Remix) 12" | Speed – SPEED 001-R | Belgium | 1989 | Belgium — 1989 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 49, SRC | Wing Records – 873 143-1 | US | 1989 | US — 1989 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 12", 33 ⅓ RPM | FFRR – 873 143-1, Wing Records – 873 143-1 | Canada | 1989 | Canada — 1989 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single | CBS – CBS 654922 6 | Spain | 1989 | Spain — 1989 | New Submission | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 7", Promo, Single Sided | CBS – ARIC 2161 | Spain | 1989 | Spain — 1989 | Recently Edited | |||
 | Rock To The Beat 12", Promo | Wing Records – 873 143-1 | US | 1989 | US — 1989 | New Submission | |||
 | Rock To The Beat CD, Single | [PIAS] – 444.0024.24, Antler-Subway – 444.0024.24 | Belgium | 1998 | Belgium — 1998 | Recently Edited |
Recommendations
Released1982 — NetherlandsVinyl —12", 45 RPM, Stereo
Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —12", 45 RPM
Vinyl —12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single
Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —12", 45 RPM
Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single
Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —12", 45 RPM
Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —12", 45 RPM
Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —12", 45 RPM
Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —LP, Compilation- Released1988 — BelgiumVinyl —12", 45 RPM
Reviews
referencing Rock To The Beat (12", 45 RPM) SPEED 001
In the same year (1988) was released on Target Records, from Hi-Hat - Rock To The Beat too.
referencing Rock To The Beat (12", 45 RPM) SPEED 001
A major 'mix-thing' track in the New Beat / Acid House era that got played EVERYwhere - To simple for todays crowds but worth a spin every now and again for nostalgic purposes... deadpan Female vocals pre-date Miss Kittens nonchalant delivery and the later 'Electroclash' movement.
referencing Rock To The Beat (12", 45 RPM) ZYX 6041-12
note the tiny "remix" on the cover: this version has re-recorded vocals (both "rock to the beat" and "acieeed").- Edited 4 years ago
referencing Rock To The Beat (12", 45 RPM) SPEED 001
The story of this track started at the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, with the "Rock To The Beat" track by Reese & Santonio. Maurice Engelen heard this track and liked it a lot, but apparently the track was very hard to get here in Europe at that time. So he decided to do a "remix / cover" of the original Saunderson / Echols track, when sampling was something less strict than these days, with some vocals of Jade 4U over it.
The track of 101 got a HUGE success in Belgium and nearby countries during the New Beat era, where there was no night this track wasn't played in Belgian discotheques. Indirectly this was also probably the biggest US contribution to the New Beat genre. - Edited 17 years agoAlthough "Rock To The Beat" is, and shall always be, a stone cold classic in its many variations its "Move Your body" that is a real 'slept on' classic in its own right. It obviously takes alot from "Rock to the beat" as regards to the sound and percussion but its the way this does thats so interesting... The subtle key changes in this track turns it into a full on piece of Belgium sound for the NewBeat Generation.
Coupled with the beautiful if not monotone voice of (if I'm not mistaken?) "JADE 4U" and the TB303 acid i cannot help playing this time and time again. Excellent stuff... 
The 'European Techno Mix' of 101 is truly one of the most important New Beat classics. The original track was made by Saunderson & Echols, but this version of 101 was the most famous one in Europe due to the Acid House & New Beat fever.
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