Cabaret Voltaire - Groovy, Laidback And Nasty EP (12'' Promo)

CABARET VOLTAIRE

Groovy, Laidback And Nasty EP (12'' Promo)

1990 Parlophone

Notes :

Limited edition 12'' promo with tracks taken from ''Groovy, Laidback And Nasty'' album, remixed by Cabaret Voltaire

01. Runaway

02. Magic

03. Searchin'

04. Rescue Me (City Lights)

05. Easy Life

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Marshall Jefferson - Animals EP

MARSHALL JEFFERSON
Animals EP
1997 KTM

01. The Horse (Is Coming)
02. The Cow (Is Already Waiting)

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Cabaret Voltaire - Groovy, Laidback And Nasty

CABARET VOLTAIRE

Groovy, Laidback And Nasty

1990 Parlophone

01. Searchin'

02. Hypnotised

03. Minute By Minute

04. Runaway

05. Keep On (I Got This Feeling)

06. Magic

07. Time Beats

08. Easy Life

09. Rescue Me (City Lights)

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Ce Ce Rogers - Someday

CE CE ROGERS
Someday
1987 Atlantic

Notes :
Amazing House classic from Ce Ce Rogers, produced by legend Marshall Jefferson. It was sampled few years later on ''Liquid - Sweet Harmony'' & ''Urban Shakedown - Some Justice''

01. Someday (Club Mix)
02. Someday (Radio Mix)
03. Someday (Some Dub)
04. Someday (Accainstrumental)

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System 7 - Sirenes

SYSTEM 7
Sirenes
1994 Butterfly Records

An emotive, cross-genre high point of not only System 7's repertoire, but also the entire post-rave era, "Sirènes" is surprisingly underrepresented on DJ mixes and compilations. The three versions of the moody title anthem on this record are each meticulously crafted and expertly programmed, and they each respect the song's essence, thereby sounding as much like System 7 as the remixers. That said, Laurent Garnier's trance-infused techno mix very closely echoes his work on "Acid Eiffel" and Moby's "Hymn", while Carl Craig's mix is quintessentially Carl Craig. Marshall Jefferson's house mix is equally well produced, and it successfully emphasizes the song's housey aspects without dipping too far into any sort of cliché.
(review by mjb - discogs)

01. Sirenes (Marshall Jefferson Mix)
02. Sirenes (Laurent Garnier Mix)
03. Sirenes (System 7.1)
04. Coltrane (Water Mix)

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Soul Family Sensation - New Wave

SOUL FAMILY SENSATION
New Wave
1991 One Little Indian

Notes :
In 1989, after being introduced to Chicago house music Johnny Male teamed up with Guy Batson and Jhelisa Anderson to begin the project Soul Family Sensation. Their debut album "New Wave" was praised by the British press and with their single "I Don't Even Know If I Should Call You Baby" the band had their first club and chart success.
But despite a bit of interest from the style press and some radio play for "...Baby", Soul Family Sensation bombed. "Burger Habit", the second LP recorded without Jhelisa under the band name of Sensation, disappeared without a trace and the band split. Male - after reputedly writing songs for Jimmy Nail - turned up next in Republica.
Too white for the dance kids, too black for the indie kids, SFS were stuck in a sort of no-mans land in-between. 

01. Perfect Life (Bryan ''Chuck'' New Remix)
02. Messed Up And Blue
03. The Sheffield Song
04. The Day You Went Away
05. Japanese Technology
06. 747 Tonight
07. I Don't Even Know If I Should Call You Baby
      (Marshall Jefferson Remix)
08. Who Ever Said
09. Other Stuff
10. All Across The Network
11. 747 Tonight (Lenny Dee/Trego Dub)
12. Beat Author (Howl Mix)
13. All Across The Network (The Gloucester Place Mix)

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Ten City - That's The Way Love Is

TEN CITY
That's The Way Love Is
1989 Atlantic

Notes :
Late 80's house classic produced by Marshall Jefferson, remixed by Steve Hurley & Timmy Regisford

01. That's The Way Love Is (Steve ''Silk'' Hurley Acieed Mix)
02. That's The Way Love Is (Timmy Regisford Underground Mix)
03. Devotion (Radio Mix)

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