33 1/3 Queen – Volume One

Label:	Nu Groove Records – NG 053
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM
Country:	US
Released:	Jun 1990
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	House

Tracklist

	This Side
A1	Searchin'	5:41
A2	Turn This Mutha Out	4:40
A3	Melody Man	5:16
	That Side
B1	Breakin' Wind	5:14
B2	Steal Blue	5:10
B3	Disco 4	5:16

Companies, etc.

Published By – Mystarz Music
Published By – Basement Boys Music
Copyright © – Nugroove Records
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Nugroove Records
Lacquer Cut At – Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs
Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation

Credits

Lacquer Cut By – MJS*
Producer – Daryll "Mandrill" Harris, Boys, Inc.*

Notes

© ℗ 1990 Nugroove Records

The track Searchin' is an adaptation of A Guy Called Gerald's Blow Your House Down, the B side of Voodoo Ray EP released in 1988. The vocals used on Searchin' are originally by Debbie Trusty, Searchin' For Some Lovin' (West End Records).

The B-side image is different from this release.

SRC logo in runouts is stamped, rest is etched.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Rights Society: ASCAP
Pressing Plant ID (Runout both sides): SRC logo
Matrix / Runout (A-side, printed on label): NG 053 A
Matrix / Runout (A-side runout): NG 053 A F/W MJS [SRC logo]
Matrix / Runout (B-side runout): NG 053 B RE F/W MJS [SRC logo]

Other Versions (5)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Volume One (12", 33 ⅓ RPM)	Nu Groove Records	NG 053	US	1990
New Submission	Volume One (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Test Pressing)	Nu Groove Records	NG 053	US	1990
Recently Edited	Volume One (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Reissue, Unofficial Release)	Nu Groove Records (2)	NG 053	US	2004
Recently Edited	Volume Two (12", 33 ⅓ RPM)	Tu Rong	TR-003	US	2006
Recently Edited	Volume One (12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Mispress)	Nu Groove Records, Nu Groove Records	NG 058, NG 053	US	Unknown

Reviews

PaulStuart Feb 21, 2021
‘Breakin’ Wind’ samples First Choice - ‘Breakaway” also with a Tee Scott mix
MISTER_DIA-TRIBE_73 Jul 4, 2017
Edited 5 years ago
Always loved Searchin' but after hearing the original I'm a quite surprised by the blatant rip off!...
A Guy Called Gerald's -Blow Your House Down...
The bassline has been right royally ripped off!
But...
I still love both versions so I will let 33 1/3 Queen off da hook ..
But back to this ep..
Turn This Mutha Out is the other tune that used to rock the party!
But do not ignore the others...
Breakin' Wind has an infectious chime all the way through it that I always loved!
Great clean beats!
Chunky original old school Hard House (not the other Hard House!!!)
Both are really great to mix other records into!
john.deans.754 Feb 25, 2015
top trk,totally agree with ya bro!(artificialsweetner)
luv this tune&well ahead of its time!Turn this mutha out is a other top tune!glad I have still got this badboy on vinly!!
enabler Feb 4, 2015
another one Nu Groove should reissue ASAP
Sneaker2 May 13, 2014
'Turn this mutha out' features the same synth sound and almost the same melody as
http://www.discogs.com/King-George-Sa%C3%AFgon-Nightmare/release/253090
released 1 year earlier in France (Belgian producer). Strangely usually the Belgians quoted the Americans in the New Beat movement!?! :)
dchicago909 Apr 21, 2010
Edited 12 years ago
'Searchin' carried some serious weight when it rocked the underground clubs & pirate stations like Centre Force/Fantasy back in London 1990. There is a sequence towards the end where the bottom freq is cut completely over 4 bars before dropping back in to create pure havoc and devastation in the place - Just a completely dope recording with Nu Groove on legendary form.
NUC-LEUS Apr 30, 2005
Edited 17 years ago
"Searchin'" is a top track, But the one for me is "Breakin Wind". Allways put's a smile on my dial. Was a big floor filler back in Melbourne 1991. Something that is so simple, but so current in sound. Sounds like DAFT PUNK style disco loop. For me, this ways the only reason for getting this 12". If you love NU-GROOVE, then this is a must have......
steady-j Apr 4, 2005
Edited 17 years ago
"Searchin'" is a monster track, a definite classic, but what appears to be widely overlooked is the fact that the baseline was sampled directly from A Guy Called Gerald - "Blow Your House Down", one of the extra tracks on the original EP release of "Voodoo Ray" (discogs release ID 64961).