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- Joined on September 20, 2006
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Deep-House & Garage fan from 1989
Visit me at https://mixcollectors.com
I own about 4 000 vinyls and cd's, which I bought since the mid' 80's...
Some of my favorite remixers : CJ Mackintosh (The King), Masters At Work (Always at top), David Morales (The Boss !), Steve Anderson (89-91, the Gold DMC years), Paul Simpson (The Philly Sound), Larry Heard (The Father Of Deep), Lenny Fontana (for his Jazzy House prods), DJ Spinna (Back to basics), Simon Grey (The Synth Master), Fanatix (Pumpin'), Opolopo (so creative), Montana & Stewart (Classy)...
Take care & Keep the music strong !
Visit me at https://mixcollectors.com
I own about 4 000 vinyls and cd's, which I bought since the mid' 80's...
Some of my favorite remixers : CJ Mackintosh (The King), Masters At Work (Always at top), David Morales (The Boss !), Steve Anderson (89-91, the Gold DMC years), Paul Simpson (The Philly Sound), Larry Heard (The Father Of Deep), Lenny Fontana (for his Jazzy House prods), DJ Spinna (Back to basics), Simon Grey (The Synth Master), Fanatix (Pumpin'), Opolopo (so creative), Montana & Stewart (Classy)...
Take care & Keep the music strong !
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Black Masses was a group founded in the 90's by Cleveland Anderson & Curtis Stewart Paul and which released few good releases, notably remixed by the Masters At Work, Lenny Fontana, Blaze or Joey Negro.
The members of the group changed over the years... See full review |
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Excellent version from Jeremy Sylvester, mix of Latin House with Speed Garage !!!
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Sub-Urban was one of the flagship labels of the New York scene in the early 90s. The first vinyl records produced in 1993 by the Musto/Simonelli duo were unfortunately distributed drop by drop and too few copies reached Europe at that...
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Dub version is nothing else than an edit from the Big Beat Mix... Big Beat version is longer and very different from the Big Beat Mix released on CD's.
The Belief Mix on this 12" is also different from the CD album with a slightly different intro and... See full review |
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Misdiagnose Buy it legally here (Wav, mp3) https://www.traxsource.com/title/1371734/holler |
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Be aware that sides G&H (vinly 4) were bad pressed... both have crackles and distortion at the beginning of the tracks :-(
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I have in my collection all the DMC remixes made by Steve Anderson from Brothers In Rhythm and this one is definitively my favorite.
It was never released in digital or later on DMC compilations... Great rework of the original with Garage piano,... See full review |
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Co-founder of the lengendary club The Shelter in Manhattan and A&R Executive at Motown, MCA or Atlantic, Timmy Regisford remixed in 1989, 'Girl I Got My Eyes On You' ... a Today band's song, produced by Gene Griffin.
The 12 "Vocal and the Dub are both... See full review |
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Garage & Deep House groove by Smack team on deleted UK label Freetown Inc. B-Side includes some nice remixes by Sensory Elements aka Rob Mello & Zaki Dee.
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This production was a cover of 1976 disco classic 'Touch And Go' from the band Ecstasy, Passion & Pain with singer Barbara Roy.
The new version was recorded with Debbie French and our friend Michele Chiavarini on keys. I think it was probably one of... See full review |
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Sure one of the most famous remix made by Graeme Park, Scottish DJ from the legendary club, The Hacienda in Manchester.
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Definitively my favorite remix from Kylie in the 90's and probably one of the best production ever from Farley & Heller. This song was released as B-side of single 'Confide In Me" on Australian label Mushroom Records. Fire Island mix was also included...
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H.O.G. Nu Flava Mix was released later by Ocean Trax in digital format, nothing really stunning, just a darker version near Hard House style
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First remix made by Dimitri From Paris for African singer Angelique Kidjo.
Dimitri made many promo remixes for Island and Polydor labels in the early 90's. Those records are today hard 2 find. Tribal Fever is a splendid deep and tribal dub with... See full review |
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Early production from Jeremy Sylvester, this EP is a good example of UK Garage, with pumpin' vocal dubs and sampled loops. Freedom is definitively the most powerful track of this rare vinyl.
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Excellent remix by Curtis & Moore in a funky house style. The Dub is quite repetitive.
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Side A will be quite interesting for all the Matt Early's fans. Matt delivers here an excellent pumpin' track with a good funky bass line. Pressing quality is much disappointing. Matt has also remixed another track from Beyonce (Love On Top) which was...
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Those two remixes sound really like a Grant Nelson's rework especially the dub with a long vibraphone partition
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The B-Side of this release was mistakenly credited to Tony Humphries but it's in fact Steve Anderson who is behind these 3 delicious remixes of "Open Your Heart".
Steve fans will easily recognize the piano line he used on almost all his DMC releases... See full review |
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The main interest of this double pack is definitively the Morales Classic 12" UK Edit Mix which lasts more than 8 minutes and was not released on the official 12".
The track is similar to the Morales Classic 12" Mix but the intro is better for mix,... See full review |
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If you like Garage you should really consider buying this precious double 12". Besides featuring the cream of the Garage remixers, this package includes not less than 3 unreleased mixes like the Classic 12" w/o Rap, probably the best of the Knuckles &...
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This hard to find double pack promo includes the 'Silky 70's Dub' not released on the official US 12" and which is one of the best track of the release.
Steve Hurley, Eric Miller and Maurice Joshua give here their best for Kym's third... See full review |
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