Underworld – Cowgirl

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Label:	JBO – JBO5012516, V2 – JBO5012516
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Single
Country:	UK & Europe
Released:	Aug 21, 2000
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Progressive House

Tracklist

A		Cowgirl (Bedrock Mix) Engineer [Remix] – Jon Gray Remix – Bedrock Remix, Producer [Additional] – John Digweed, Nick Muir	11:53
B		Cowgirl (Futureshock Mix) Remix, Producer [Additional] – Futureshock	8:07

Companies, etc.

Mixed At – Strongroom
Mastered At – The Soundmasters
Published By – Underworld (2)
Published By – Sherlock Holmes Music Ltd.
Published By – Warner/Chappell Music
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Underworld (2)
Licensed To – JBO Limited
Licensed To – V2 Music Ltd.
Distributed By – Underworld (2)
Pressed By – EMI Records

Credits

Engineer – Mike Nielsen
Engineer [Assistant] – Ollie Meacock, Tom Morrisson*
Management – Jukes Productions Ltd.*
Mastered By – Kevin Metcalfe
Mixed By – Mike Nielsen, Rick Smith
Musician [Underworld] – Darren Emerson, Karl Hyde, Rick Smith
Recorded By [Live Sound] – Will Shapland*
Written-By – Underworld

Notes

Side A Additional Production Courtesy of Cosmack Management.
Side B Additional Production Courtesy of Junior Boy's Own.

Live Sound Recording for Manor Mobiles.
Mixed and Encoded at: Strongroom, London, UK.

Published by: Underworld/Sherlock Holmes Music Ltd/Warner Chappell Music for North America.

℗2000 Underworld exclusively licensed to JBO Ltd for UK and Ireland; World excluding UK and Ireland V2 Music Ltd.
©2000 Underworld exclusively licensed to JBO Ltd for UK and Ireland; World excluding UK and Ireland V2 Music Ltd.
Made in the E.C.

The Futureshock Mix is faded out early in this release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 5 033197 125169 >
Barcode (Scanned): 5033197125169
Label Code (German License): LC01801
Price Code (French Price Code): CB181
Rights Society: BIEM mcps
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): JB 05012516 A-1-1-|
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): JB 05012516 B-1-1-|
Distribution Code (Zomba Catalogue Number): 707.1482.0

Other Versions (5 of 20)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Cowgirl (CD, Single)	JBO, V2	JBO5014828	Europe	2000
	Cowgirl (CD, Maxi-Single, Enhanced)	JBO, V2	JBO5014823	Europe	2000
Recently Edited	Cowgirl (CD, Single, Promo)	JBO	JBO5012533P	UK	2000
Recently Edited	Cowgirl (12", Single, Promo)	JBO	JBO5012526P	UK	2000
Recently Edited	Cowgirl (CD, Single, Enhanced)	JBO, V2	JBO5012518	UK & Ireland	2000

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Reviews

Booj1Boy Feb 18, 2020
Edited 2 years ago
The Futureshock remix fades out early, probably to fit the 20 min limit for UK singles.

Edit: Also the Bedrock remix isn't pressed well, BPM sways around during the intro and outro. Also it's loses progressively more and more of it's high and by the end and turns into distortion.
larvikit Jul 1, 2003
To call this 'Trance, Hard Trance, Hard House' is wrong, this is Progressive House more than anything else. Ok one could argue that A has some Trance elements here and there and B some Hard House elements, but it is first and foremost Progressive House with the original Underworld sound playing a prominent part, especially in the Futureshock version.
The Bedrock version (4/5) is by far the best, I think; Futureshock's version (3/5) doesn't add that many new flavours to the original, while Bedrock really makes this sound like their own work.
djdamnage Feb 5, 2003
Just when I thought one of my all-time favorite songs couldn't get any better, Bedrock (John Digweed and Nick Muir) come along and give it their attention. John and Nick add a twisting proggy house feel, full of energy and bass. Flip for the futureshock mix, which isn't quite as good as the Bedrock, but still grooves... However, I hate the fact that the Futureshock mix just dies instead of having a propper mix out.