Disco Sessions

Product Description
Disco Sessions features not only great classic tracks from this ever popular genre but also, unlike other disco compilations, a number of less used tracks. All the tracks on this double album helped shape the disco sound that is once again back in vogue & in big demand. Includes classics from MFSB, The Jacksons and Gene Chandler in all their full-length glory and rarities from Heaven & Earth, AM FM and Lloyd Price. 23 tracks packaged with a slipcase. Over 2 hours of music. Sessions label. 2003.

Tracks:

Private Life (Long Version)
Private Life (Dub Version)
Love Is The Drug (Long Version)
Breakdown
Warm Leatherette (Long Version)
The Hunter Gets Captured By The Game (Long Version)
I've Done It Again
Pars (Long Version)
Pull Up To The Bumper
Use Me (Long Version)
She's Lost Control (Long Version)
She's Lost Control (Dub Version)

Tracks:

Walking In The Rain
Cry Now, Laugh Later
Nightclubbing
The Apple Stretching
Nipple To The Bottle (12' Version)
My Jamaican Guy (12' Version)
Feel Up
I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango)
Demolition Man (Long Version)
Unlimited Capacity For Love
Ring Of Fire (Demo)
Man Around The House
Living My Life (7' Version)
Slave To The Rhythm (Hot Blooded Version)

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In the wake of Marianne Faithfull's disco-punk fusion on 1979's Broken English, Island label mate and disco diva Grace Jones made a similar left turn with a couple of albums of new-wave classics (the Pretenders' "Private Life," Iggy Pop's "Nightclubbing"), new-wave "classics" (the Normal's "Warm Leatherette") and a soul chestnut or two ("The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game") given her uniquely growling treatment. As the funk grew stronger, she even placed a few hits on the charts, notably the 1982 "Pull Up to the Bumper." Private Life surveys this, the artiest of Jones's periods, including rare 12-inch and dub mixes. --Rickey Wright

Customer Reviews:

This Set Is FUNKY AVANT GARDE FIYAH!.......2007-07-17

i recently bought this set becauase i was interested in hearing more of Grace's music.AMAZING! "Warm Leatherette"..........is "FUNK PERSONIFIED."
oh gosh...and "Private Life" (dub version) especially when you listen with stereo headphones.....you're in another realm. definitely worth the money i spent on it.this set is getting CONSTANT rotation in my portable mp3 player. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Private Life:..........2007-02-15

A Great Overall collection of her bigger songs. My favorite is the extended version of "Slave to the Rhythm (8:18)" For the collection and value of the discs, I give it - Five stars!!

Chronicles of her art.......2005-06-25

The dynamic queen of outrage; her stunning, fierce looks and her legendary temper made her famous far beyond those who would ever hear her music. That's the perfect way to describe Jones' recording career. In 1979 her disco theme were cramped; forcing Grace to evolve herself and her musical aspirations. By the help of artist Jean Paul-Goude, they created the basics: a stunning androgynous look and a fast hard hitting rhythm, controlled by reggae legends Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare. "Warm Leatherette" was the first of three stunning albums recorded at the Compass Point studios in the Bahamas. The album was an immediate UK success hitting the Top 50 in the album charts; the single "Private Life" was one of her first worldwide hits establishing herself as a regular on the British top chart. "Warm Leatherette" was a compilation of several of covers, from Tom Petty "Breakdown" to Roxy Music "Love Is the Drug" to the Motown's "The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game" to far beyond Daniel Millers ominous title track "Warm Leatherette". "Warm Leatherette" also brought Grace the public acknowledgement she never received for her disco work; basically Grace stuck with the chosen songs and further improved them. In 1981 the second album arrived titled: Nightclubbing. Again Sly & Robbie provided the great back-up music for Grace it turned out to be Grace's most successful album to date. Proving once again that Grace had chosen the perfect songs to interpret, her amazing cover of Bill Withers' "Use Me" becomes a sexual plead, and her rocking rendition of the Police's "Demolition Man" made the original totally obsolete. "Nightclubbing" is her most delicious recording to date; from Iggy Pop "Nightclubbing" to Flash the Pan's torch song "Walking in the Rain" really put Grace on the musical map, even as far as, the New Musical Express crowned it album of the year, 1981. Despite of the great covers Grace co-wrote her perhaps biggest hit to date: Pull Up to the Bumper, which is a delicious chocolate flowing in-between dub, proving Grace to be equally versatile as the cover songs chosen. The last of three albums, came in 1982, titled, Living My Life. This time around Grace was overly more involved with the entire process, from song writing to even co-producing the songs. "Living My Life" once again proved Grace's capability as a performer. "My Jamaican Guy" has inspired many hip-hop artist over the years, noteworthy, L.L Coo J's massive hit "Doin' It". Overall "Living My Life" was such a personal piece of work, Nipple to the Bottle recycling the beat of "Pull Up to the Bumper" and "Cry Now, Laugh Later" presented the avant-garde in Grace. Think you can handle a growling rendition of Melvin Van Peebles "The Apple Stretching"? Just listen to Grace's deep conviction and be prepared to be amazed. With "Slave to the Rhythm" Grace further improved her image as the queen of outrage, proving to be one of Grace's biggest hit singles. When all is said and done, Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions is the perfect introduction to her prime-years in music. Although not career-spanning, it showcases Grace Jones' amazing capability as a singer and entertainer. Grace Jones may not regain that kind of perfection ever again, but she doesn't have to, the recordings are the chronicles of her art.

Private Life .......2005-04-22

By all means a phenomenal compilation that covers her outstanding years at Island Records.Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare takes a lot of the credits; an outstanding band leaded by the best musician there is makes for an experience beyond the limited range music in the 80's had to offer. Grace Jones, whipped up some truly remarkable songs, like Sting's "Demolition Man" with its electro-beat and crackling whip lashing makes for what I'd classify as downright naughty. Warm Leatherette the first of three albums by Sly, Robbie and Grace; the album represents some of Jones' most experimental stuff to date, she covers songs from Tom Petty "Breakdown" to The Pretenders "Private Life" and the truly magnificent rendition of The Motown's "The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game". The aforementioned song is one of her most delicious tracks; the amazing beat is perfectly complimented by Grace's soulful vocal deliverance (anyone who claims that Grace Jones can't sing should take the time to listen to this marvelous song).

Her cover of The Normals "Warm Leatherette" is something special, indeed. The continuous hints at sex and the amazing band is truly something that everyone should experience, once in a life time that is. My favorite track off Warm Leatherette is the exotic French tune: Pars. Amazing capable of a tranquillest buzz, the breathy, sexy vocals are amongst some her finest and once again the band drains each beat to the bone, truly stunning. Also included is the hypnotic "Private Life" (Presented in both a long and a dub version) stands as one of her biggest hit singles to date. Grace hit the height of her career in 1981 with the album: Nightclubbing. The album was something completely new, a perfect kind of chill: making sex on warm leatherette. The jungle rhythm of "Pull Up to the Bumper" still sounds as fresh and naughty as did nearly 25 years ago and the dog breathing slob of "Feel Up" is equally matched by the mysterious On-Paris-streets-at-night "I've Seen That Face Before (Libertango). Seldom have I heard Grace sound as intimate as she does on "I've Done It Again" which slides right down and strips you off instant breath.

The final session the album cull songs from is "Living My Life" which contains songs of the more personal direction. On the album Grace co-wrote and eventually co-produced each and every song on the album. The beast songs chosen from Living My Life are: the stunning "Nipple to the Bottle", "My Jamaican Guy", "The Apple Stretching" and the heart-throbbing "Unlimited Capacity for Love" which stands as one of my personal favorites. Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions is stunning representation of Grace's Island material; includes 26 songs and many of them are presented in extended and in different mixes. It also includes 2 previously unreleased songs prior to the album release: the funky "Vamp-ish" Man Around the House and the reggae influenced Johnny Cash cover "Ring of Fire". Private Life: The Compass Point sessions are mostly aimed at hard-core Grace Jones fans (who anxiously await a new album release) but it also makes for a great listen to the casual fan who wants to explore the "Grace Jones Legend" a little closer.

the BEST Best of Grace Jones.......2004-09-17

There are SO MANY compilations devoted to this woman's music. I think she actually has more compilation albums than she had regular albums. Whatever. This one's a real winner. Especially if you liked her early eighties work. This double cd covers everything from hard-edged dance tunes ( Warm Leatherette ) to ballads ( the gorgeous I've Done It Again ) to dub reggae ( just about everything else ). Appearing on cd for the first time are several extended versions of songs from her albums ( which were actually recorded as extended versions, by the studio band, the Compass Point All-Stars, not just remixed and extended by some studio boffin ). Great liner notes. Great cover versions. I LOVE THIS CD. Very highly recommended.

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Big Music comes in Small Packages.
Fans can never be objective...
Elton shows serious soul...
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Elton John meets Philly Soul... how cool is that?

The Complete Thom Bell Sessions
Elton John
Manufacturer: Mca Import
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B000002PFC
Release Date: 1990-10-25

Tracks:

Nice And Slow
Country Love Song
Shine On Through
Mama Can't Buy You Love
Are You Ready For Love
Three Way Love Affair

Album Description

1989 compilation culled from his abortive 1977 sessions with Philadelphia International producer Thom Bell. Includes three previously unreleased tracks 'Nice And Slow', 'Country Love Song' & 'Shine On Through'.

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Big Music comes in Small Packages........2007-01-09

Are you ready for one of the most wonderful collection of soulful music ever..Let me say quite frankly that this is music that satisfies the soul however there is a catch, you must have a soul. Disregard any negative reviews from people who obviously don't have any real soul.

Fans can never be objective..........2006-05-06

From the OBJECTIVE reviewer..."Shine on Through" is the one decent song, but Elton and pop disco don't work well together.

Elton shows serious soul..........2004-11-05

Jimmy Wade's review was right on - this one is a hidden gem from Elton. Of the tracks on the EP, only "Mama Can't Buy You Love" went in the Top 40 at the time, though recently the reissued "Are You Ready For Love?" topped the charts in the US and England. What's most interesting about the disc is the range of material. As Jimmy notes, it's not really a "disco" album - just pure, good Philly Soul, most of the tracks done w/ the Spinners (I think they play on all the tracks, though they don't sing on all of them) and all produced by Thom Bell. The mixes of the songs originally included on the vinyl 3 song EP in 1979 are (as Jimmy points out) NOT the Elton John/Clive Franks mixes, but the original Bell mixes. The complete EJ/Clive Franks mixes can, however, be found as addl. tracks on the CD single for "The Last Song", and "Are You Ready For Love?" and "Three Way Love Affair" are on the recent single edition of "Are You Ready...?" Pick it up and give it a spin - it's a lot of fun and very well done. Check out "Country Love Song" and "Nice and Slow" - these would have been great singles at the time as well! Enjoy!

Thank you Amazon.com!.......2004-09-23

I would like to Thank Amamzon.com for sending me this materpiece. It is, in my opinion, one of his best albums. It does geta reputation of beinga disco album but listening closely there's only really a definite Gospel feel on every track. You can hear his voice progress from his young days into his latter day lower register voice through the course of this album. I like how even though it's mid-late seventies R&B there are other styles that can be heard in the mix. I like the strings, they give it a majectic feel. There is not that much synthesiser, except on the track three way loev affair. There is a definite disco feel to some of the songs, others are more like straight R&B. My favourite two songs are Three way love affair and Ncie and Slow.

Elton John meets Philly Soul... how cool is that?.......2004-06-22

This should be one of the best-known and most beloved moments in Elton John's career - but it isn't. Two iconic sounds of the 70's combine and the result is rich, buttery ear candy - but it gets consistently glossed-over when people run down the handful of enduring pop music from the disco era. Elton makes his bid to be one of the great blue-eyed-soul singers of his time - and few even notice. Elton would quickly move on from here, but echoes of this benchmark can be heard in all that follows. A true forgotten classic in every sense.

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?No Ohio Players? No Kool& The Gang? Brick? Brothers Johnson?.... . .
Strong but with more holes than it should have

Funk Sessions
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Sessions (Soh)
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00005R1LU
Release Date: 2001-11-06

Tracks:

One Nation Under a Groove - Funkadelic
(Are You Ready) Do the Bus Stop - The Fatback Band
It's Your Thing - The Isley Brothers
Everybody - Roy Ayers
Fat Mama - Herbie Hancock
Real Mother for Ya - Johnny "Guitar" Watson
Rock Creek Park - The Blackbyrds
Freddie's Dead - Curtis Mayfield
Saturday Nite - Earth, Wind & Fire
Pick Up the Pieces - The Average White Band
Right On - Clarence Wheeler & the Enforcers
Brothers on the Slide - Cymande
Bird - Jimmy McGriff
Don't Know What It Is But It Sure Is Funky - Ripple
You + Me = Love - The Undisputed Truth

Tracks:

Express Yourself - Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
Got to Getcha - Maceo & All the King's Men
For the Love of Money - The O'Jays
Am I Black Enough for You? - Billy Paul
24 Carat Black - 24-Carat Black
Look-Ka Py Py - The Meters
Hercules - Aaron Neville
Reach Up - Toney Lee
Funk Beyond the Call of Duty - Johnny "Guitar" Watson
Son of Shaft - The Bar-Kays
Fantastic Voyage - Lakeside
I Don't Want to Be a Freak (But I Can't Help Myself) - Dynasty
We Got the Funk - Positive Force
Yum Yum (Gimme Some) - The Fatback Band
(Not Just) Knee Deep - Funkadelic

Album Description

UK compilation featuring over two hours of the tuffest funk from the 60's, 70's & 80's. Includes many funky grooves & breaks that have been sampled & imitated in many hip-hop & R&B tracks. 30 tracks, including Funkadelic 'One Nation Under A Groove', The Isley Brothers 'It's Your Thing', Roy Ayers 'Everybody', Clarence Wheeler & The Enforcers 'Right On' & Jimmy McGriff 'The Bird'. 2001.

Customer Reviews:

?No Ohio Players? No Kool& The Gang? Brick? Brothers Johnson?.... . ........2007-01-27

everybody who loves funk already has the Funkadelic

Strong but with more holes than it should have.......2002-12-06

A compilation that covers something as diverse and hard-to-dig-up as funk music is a tough one to put together; there were a ton of artists doing the form 25-30 years ago, and many of them have gone unsung in later years, so theeir stuff is hard to find. Because of this we're typically subjected to collections that are inundated with the same stuff over and over again, material that could be had legally with ease from the compiling label.

This record gives us a few staples of the form, but also gives us a number of really strong rare finds. And while this was a great direction to go in, there are some very serious holes in this collection. That's the problem when you start adding some of the popular stuff: it changes the mission of the record for the listener and we expect it to reflect a more historical approach. We're left with a record that has some gems - and a record any collector or fan of funk should have - but not with necessarily the greatest record.

Tracks:

Street Dance
Free Form
Take a Ride (On the Soul Train)
Wichita Lineman
Baby I'm-A Want You
Let's Do It Again
Goin' to See My Baby
Give Me One More Chance
Green Grass of Home
Njia Walk (Street Walk)
Gotta Have You (Day By Day)
Fatbackin'
Baby Doll
Clap Your Hands

Tracks:

Soul March
Soul Man
To Be With You
Kiba
Dance Girl [*]
Feeling Mellow [Instrumental]
Meet Me Over My House
Three Dimensional World
Sketches of Life
You've Got a Friend
Feeling Mellow [Vocal Version]
Makin' Love
Why Is It So Hard to Do (The Things I Wanna Do)
Feel My Soul

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Legendary Funk Band !.......2007-03-12

This is a great compilation of Fatback from the earlier 70's prior to their Disco era when they hit paydirt with "bus stop" - - Here they're more of a down home Funk Band... Though not all the tunes are memorable classics, I do find myself listening to the compilation over and over again, getting hooked to this or that tune, then moving on, and coming back and finding another. (I owned most the albums at one time.)

As for the sound... Fatback is... Fatback. At times a bit "messy" (the horns may not necessarily hit the right notes and vocals can be forced) - - yet at the same time they're always tight, together... and the tunes are nicely put together. They can also groove and do some interesting stuff at more laid back and trippy tempos. Bass player is always kicking, drummer (the leader) definitely an under-rated legend (plenty of great breakbeat type stuff)... guitars are always strumming out some great funk,, nice horn lines, a little tambourine shaking, party like atmsphere and of course, there are vocals to boot... - - I guess in a way the sound is a bit similar to Early 70's Stax... Definitely not old school Memphis "Soul", but not the sizzling techno-funk of Tower of Power either... as I said... Fatback is Fatback... and thank God...

If you like Fatback, check out NEW BIRTH as well...!

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Great 70s Soul!!
DONT BOTHER

Love Factory: The Invictus Sessions
Eloise Laws
Manufacturer: Castle/Sequel
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0000258U8
Release Date: 2004-02-16

Tracks:

Love Factory
Stay With Me
You Made Me an Offer I Can't Refuse
Tighten Him Up
Touch Me
You Got Me Loving You Again
Love Goes Deeper Than That
Ain't It Good Feeling Good
Make It Last Forever
Where Did We Go Wrong
I Believe in You Baby
Put a Little Love into It
Camouflage
Love Goes Deeper Than That [12" Version]
Put a Little Love in to It [12" Version]

Album Description

UK pressing. All of the recordings Eloise made for the HDH label in the early '70s. 15 tracks. Castle. 2003.

Customer Reviews:

Great 70s Soul!!.......2005-10-15

From her beginnings as a soul artist on the Invictus label, chanteuse Eloise Laws delivers an appealing set of sides produced by Eddie and Brian Holland (2/3 of the Holland-Dozier-Holland trio responsible for a multitude of Motown hits).

The music on these recording allow Ms. Laws to have a vocally different approach and register than what one may be used to hearing on her vocally laid-back and more jazz-oriented sides on Liberty and ABC. Here her voice appears much fuller and stronger. While some of the material is not always 5-star caliber, her vocals are never-the-less excellent. In fact, at times she doesn't even sound like the same person as the singer who sang songs such as "Weekend" "You're Incredible" or "Strength Of A Woman." As a side note, this reviewer isn't sure what the other reviewer was listening to, but the mastering is excellent. The sound quality is comparable and definitely on-par with typical late 60s/early 70s production.

Songs such as Love Factory and Stay With Me have a decidedly Motownish sound and fit right in with other artists' songs on the Invictus label at the time. If you are a fan of the sound of the Honey Cone (Want Ads, Stick Up, One Monkey Don't Stop No Show) Glass House (Crumbs Off The Table) or Freda Payne (Band Of Gold, Bring The Boys Home) then you will enjoy these sides. Incidentally, this particular compilation joins her early 70s singles with the full length lp she released on CBS in 1977.

This is highly recommended listening for the Eloise Laws fan and essential for the completist.

DONT BOTHER.......2003-01-17

This is not one of her better recordings...really dont waste your money. its such a shme they have not released her ABC records release or her self titled album recorded on Liberty records.

Tracks:

If Only for One Night/Creepin - Luther Vandross
Nite and Day - Al B. Sure!
Show Me the Way - Regina Belle
For the Love of You - The Isley Brothers
Precious Precious - Krystol
We've Only Just Begun (The Romance Is Not Over) - Glenn Jones
Imitation of Love - Millie Jackson
Give a Little More Lovin' - Jonathan Butler
My Love Is Real - Atlantic Starr
I Get off on You - Keni Burke
I Know What's on Your Mind - Omar Chandler
Don't Stop Doin' Watcha Doin' - Jean Carne
Rhythm of My Mind - Kashif
Pillow Talk - Sylvia
Love Won't Let Me Wait - Major Harris

Tracks:

Give Me the Sunshine - Leo's Sunship
Hold Me Tighter in the Rain - Billy Griffin
Just the Two of Us - Grover Washington, Jr., Bill Withers
You'll Never Know - Hi Gloss
Really Really Love You - Cecil Parker
All the Way Lover - Millie Jackson
Zoom - Fat Larry's Band
Children of the Ghetto - The Real Thing
I Think of You - The Detroit Emeralds
I Get the Sweetest Feeling - Jackie Wilson
Suspicious Minds - Candi Staton
Make Me Strong - Aaron Neville
Another Time, Another Place - The Persuaders
How Can You Say Goodbye - Sidney Joe Qualis
Have You Seen Her? - The Chi-Lites
By the Time I Get to Phoenix - Isaac Hayes

Album Description

UK compilation featuring 31 tracks of the deepest soul & smoothest grooves. Highlights include Luther Vandross 'If Only For One Night/Creepin'', Al B Sure 'Nite & Day', Regina Belle 'Show Me The Way', Millie Jackson 'Imitation Of Love', Atlantic Starr 'My Love Is Real', Jean Carne 'Don't Stop Doin' Watcha Doin'', Leo's Sunshipp 'Give Me The Sunshine', Grover Washington Jr. feat. Bill Withers 'Just The Two Of Us', Millie Jackson 'All The Way Lover', The Chi-Lites 'Have You Seen Her?' & Isaac Hayes 'By The Time I Get To Phoenix'. 2001.

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Disco Sessions
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Sessions (Soh)
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ASIN: B0000DIN0I
Release Date: 2003-11-11

Tracks:

Act Like You Know (Original 12in Mix) - Fat Larry's Band
The Groove Line - Heatwave
Get Down (Rick Giantos Special 12in Mix) - Gene Chandler
Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground) (Special 12in Disco Mix) - The Jacksons
Always There (Original U.S. 12in Remix) - Willie Bobo
Love Don't Come Easy (Original 12in Mix) - New Jersey Connection
I Am Somebody (Original 12in Mix) - Glenn Jones
Lets Get Together - Pam Todd
I Really Love You - Heaven & Earth
Call Me - Bill Wolfer (AKA Wolf)
In The Raw (Original 12in Mix) - The Whispers

Tracks:

K-Jee (Original Full Length Version) - MFSB
You Don't Stand A Chance (If You Can't Dance) Part 1 - Jimmy James & The Vagabonds
King Tim III (Personality Jock) - The Fatback Band
Windy City Theme (I'll Tell You What It Is Later) - Chi-Sound Orchestra
You Are The One - AM-FM
Roller Skate (Original Full Length Version) - Vaughan Mason & Crew
Elevate Our Minds - Linda Williams
Keep My Cryin' - Al Green
Love Music - Lloyd Price
We're Gonna Make It - Brief Encounter
Don't Let Love Get You Down (Original 12in Version) - Archie Bell & The Drells
Don't Give Up (Original 12in Version) - Linda Clifford

Album Description

Disco Sessions features not only great classic tracks from this ever popular genre but also, unlike other disco compilations, a number of less used tracks. All the tracks on this double album helped shape the disco sound that is once again back in vogue & in big demand. Includes classics from MFSB, The Jacksons and Gene Chandler in all their full-length glory and rarities from Heaven & Earth, AM FM and Lloyd Price. 23 tracks packaged with a slipcase. Over 2 hours of music. Sessions label. 2003.

Ministry of Sound: Sessions V.8 - mixed by Todd Terry

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Just to correct.....
Trance at its best!

Ministry of Sound: Sessions V.8 - mixed by Todd Terry
Ministry of Sound , and Todd Terry
Manufacturer: Ministry of Sound UK
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ASIN: B000006ZTG
Release Date: 1999-09-21

Tracks:

Fade II Black [K.O.T. Ruff Flutapella] - Kings of Tomorrow
Misbehavin' [Rocksteady Dub] - Buddy Booth,
Armed and Extremely Dangerous [Full Intention Dub] - First Choice
Moment of My Life [MandS Epic Klub Mix]
Send Me Some Love [Marc and Mitch's Send Me Some Dub] - Da Mooch, Ellis Miah
We Can Make It [Zoo Classique Mix]
Love Is All We Need [Faster Dub] - Mary J. Blige
Testify [Narcotic Dub] - Jay Williams
Groove On [MandS Epic Klub Mix] - Anita Jarrett
Nice and Slow [Bagheads Deep Dub] - John Campbell
Closer Than Close [Mentor Original Mix] - Rosie Gaines
Satisfied (Take Me Higher) [Eric Kupper Funky Mix] - H2O

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Free [Mood II Swing Extended Vocal Mix] - Ultra Nat
It's Alright, I Feel It! [Mood II Swing Remix]
Are You in Love [Bagheads Dub] - Michael Watford
Pressure [MandS Epic Klub Mix] - Urban Spirits
Movin' On [Tommy Musto Club Remix] - Sonya Rogers
Back to Paradise - Byron Stingily
Not Much Heaven [New York Deep Mix] - Richie Jones, Pepper Mashay
Bring You Love [911 Mix] - BT
Can't You See? [Raw Grooves 3] - Kerri Chandler
Spiller from Rio - Laguna
Bet I Got You Hot [Melting Vocal Mix] - Brian Bristol
Supernatural [Mousse T's Discoid Club Mix] - Kim English

Album Description

1997 installment in the series, featuring Todd Terry mixingup top club anthems with underground classics. 24 tracks,including Mary J Blige 'Love Is All We Need', Kings OfTomorrow 'Fade II Black', Kim English 'Supernatural',Problem Kidz presents Buddy Booth 'Misbehavin', NuyoricanSoul 'It's Alright, I Feel It' and Ultra Nate 'Free'. AMinistry Of Sound Recordings release.

Album Details

Mixed by Todd Terry.

Customer Reviews:

Just to correct............2002-06-14

...just had to point out that Todd Terry is NOTHING to do with trance! He mixes funky/disco house (and quality mixin' it is too) =)!!

Trance at its best!.......2000-06-10

Yet another great set from Ministry of Sound! Unlike the Global Underground series, which I would also recommend, the Ministry of Sound Session Series is somewhat different, the feel to it is more 'club' like if that's the best way to explain it. The main difference I suppose would be the DJ himself, in this cas Todd Terry, and how the DJ looks upon a selection. If you like the Ministry of Sound type of trance music, then this is a highly recommended buy, although the price tag may scare the most of you.