Fire Fox* & 4-Tree – Warning

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Label:	Philly Blunt Records – PB002
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:	UK
Released:	1994
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Drum n Bass, Jungle

Tracklist

A		Warning (Powder Mix)
B		Warning (Roni Size Mix) Remix – Roni Size

Companies, etc.

Produced At – Didi Tec Studio

Credits

Mixed By, Producer – 4-Tree, Fire Fox*

Notes

Label sticker includes a square motif emblazoned 'V Recordings 1994'.

Mixed and produced at Di Di Tec Studio

Both tracks sample:
Vocal from Junior Tucker - Don't Touch My Baby
Vocal from Lukie D - Hero (Live)
Vocal from Shabba Ranks - Respect

Track A samples:
Bassline from Wayne Smith - Under Me Sleng Teng
Synth from Tic Tac Toe - Ephemerol

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 5 019148 125662

Other Versions (5 of 7)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Warning (CD, Single)	Philly Blunt Records	PBCD002	UK	1994
	Warning (12", White Label, Test Pressing)	Philly Blunt Records	PB002	UK	1994
Recently Edited	Warning (Acetate, 10")	Not On Label	none	UK	1994
	Warning (Remixes) (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM)	Philly Blunt Records	PB002R	UK	1995
Recently Edited	Warning (Remixes) (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, 45 RPM, Promo, White Label)	Philly Blunt Records	PB002R	UK	1995

Reviews

p.tee Jul 13, 2021
if you want to understand the kind of damage this track caused back in the day, I highly recommend seeking out DJ Hype at World Dance 05.11.1994.
The whole tape is great but the whistles and horns when he plays Warning half way through the set are something else. Proper goosebump business.
JRock78 Mar 18, 2017
One of my first tunes I bought! Along with my old sound-lads.. love this tune! Reloooooad!!
EWP2o5 Mar 8, 2016
Those vocals toward the end finish off a production masterclass

If you look inside your heart
You don't have to be afraid
Komakino Mar 21, 2011
V. surprised no comments on this one, seeing as it's approaching its 17th year. Fell in love with this tune (Roni Size Mix) upon first listen and it is still in my all-time Drum & Bass Top Ten. The beauty is that it is so well-paced; there is no commotion, no hurry. It's beat-led (bass is low down in the mix, but still plays a key component in the composition) and vocal samples are dropped in at absolutely the right parts. The Wayne Smith vocals in the final third are the icing on the cake. High, high production marks. It's criminal that this tune isn't more highly lauded...