Ultramarine – Barefoot E.P.

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Barefoot E.P. CD, EP	Blanco Y Negro – NEG67CD, Blanco Y Negro – 4509-94754-2	UK	1994	UK — 1994	Recently Edited
	Barefoot EP 12", EP, Promo	Blanco Y Negro – SAM 1276	UK	1994	UK — 1994
	Barefoot E.P. 12", EP, 45 RPM	Blanco Y Negro – NEG67T, Blanco Y Negro – 4509-94754-0	UK	1994	UK — 1994	Recently Edited
	Barefoot E.P. CD, EP	Blanco Y Negro – 4509~94804~2	Europe	1994	Europe — 1994	Recently Edited
	Barefoot E.P. Cassette, Single	Blanco Y Negro – NEG67C, Blanco Y Negro – 4509-95531-4	UK	1994	UK — 1994	Recently Edited
	Barefoot E.P. CD, EP, Promo	Blanco Y Negro – NEG67CDDJ	UK	1995	UK — 1995	Recently Edited

AL_G Oct 25, 2022
referencing Barefoot E.P. (12", EP, 45 RPM) NEG67T
It's the Fila Brazillia mix for me. Props to Richard Sen for playing it on his Friday Do!!You!!! show
droxindustries Feb 9, 2017
referencing Barefoot E.P. (12", EP, 45 RPM) NEG67T
The Carl Craig remix of hooter still sounds good in 2017
scoundrel Apr 30, 2012
referencing Barefoot E.P. (CD, EP) NEG67CD
BAREFOOT puts Ultramarine through the remix blender again, similar to their NIGHTFALL IN SWEETLEAF EP. But here, Drummie Zeb adds a dub rhythm to "Happy Land," while Carl Craig rubs "Hooter" with his Detroit techno magic, stretching out a sample of its horn section to become almost a jazz lament. Richard Kirk makes a reappearance, under his own name this time, for a more abstract mix of "The Badger," which retains the vocal bits and puts them in a more percussive setting. Fila Brazillia turn "Urf" dancefloor-friendly, keeping its acid line and horns, but adding in a 4/4 kick drum. A good collection, if not as transformational as the earlier EP.