Dave Clarke – Southside

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Tracklist

A	Southside (12" Extended Version)	5:37
B1	Southside (DJ Sneak Remix) Remix – DJ Sneak	6:34
B2	The Storm (Surgeon Dub) Remix – Surgeon	5:56

Released in collaboration with Bush Records

Marketed by Deconstruction
Distrbibuted by BMG
© 1996 Deconstruction Ltd.

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Southside (CD, Maxi-Single, Promo)	Deconstruction	SOUTH 002	UK	1995
Recently Edited	Southside (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo, Clear / Blue Splatter)	Bush, Deconstruction	SOUTH 001	UK	1995
	Southside (CD, Maxi-Single)	Deconstruction	74321 33538 2	UK	1996
Recently Edited	Southside (CD, Single)	Bush, Deconstruction, BMG	74321 340852	Europe	1996
Recently Edited	Southside (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Nilz The Exchange Etchings)	Bush, Deconstruction	74321 33538 1	UK	1996

dj_norf_yurksha Dec 28, 2017
Southside original mix is awesome jacking disco tencho as good as Deft Punk/Gene farris etc. Was hammered by many including Roger Sanchez!
Philosopher Nov 9, 2017
Edited 4 years ago
This was a killer track for me back when it came out (original mix). It really distilled the sound of the time (I.e., Sneak, Farris, Dave Angel, Roulé) but more tech-y. One of those tracks that does little, but what little it does it does so well. One could always get a feel for how something was received by whether people came up to talk to about it or ask what it was. This was one of those tracks. I can still remember the first time I played it out, dancers lost deep in the groove.
DreMwlano May 18, 2016
Gotta disagree with bhbognar re original mix,,, it destroyed dancefloors in late 95 and throughout 96 and still holds it own!
dmp Dec 19, 2015
Edited 6 years ago
"Southside" is based on samples of "Gene Chandler - When You're #1" (1979).
muso1982 Apr 19, 2013
Excellent Record!!
bhbognar Feb 19, 2004
Though the original and the Sneak mix are largely ones to skip (due to an uncanny resemblance to half-toughened disco), Surgeon's rework of Storm is a hurricane of pulsating sound effects, not for weaker tech fans. It seems to be a cross of the original from Clarke's Red 3, with some of Surgeon's aesthetic from the Communications album.