| 1. Call Me (Original Mix) |
| 2. Runnin (Original Mix) |
| 3. Emotional Rollercoaster (Osunlade Late Night Mix) |
| 4. World (Eol Mix) |
| 5. Follow Me |
| 6. Flight |
| 7. Find A Way (Danny Krivit Edit) |
| 8. Affection (83 West Mix) |
| 9. In The Real World |
| 10. Portuguese Love (Phil Asher’S Restless Soul Mix) |
| 11. Found Love (Fanatix Mix) |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
West London's Favourite Son Phil Asher Comes Up with the Goods Once More for "Jazz in the House 14". Again, "Jazz in the House V.14" Is a Truly International Affair featuring Cuts from the Likes Of: Blaze, Masters at Work featuring Vikter Duplaix, Jon Cutler and Remixes from Osunlade, Danny Krivit, Louie Vega and Phil under his Restless Soul Guise to Name but a Few.
The CD starts out with an almost discoteque(sp?) like cut with Graceland feat Lauren David in "Call Me". The song has a whip to it that's pretty basic, but I wonder what some of the remixes are like. House guru Jon Cutler follows up with a good steady beat on "Runnin'" before Vivian Greene pipes in with a slow and sensual R&B cut that's almost like a late night ballad with a slow finger snap - thanks to Osunlade. But one of the highlights to this album to me was the Sterling Ensemble track, "The World", given a remix by EOL; think Masters at Work, all the way. Amazing song that'll hook you within the first 14 seconds with a great vibe, occasional broken beat and a breathtaking change of pace midway through the cut. To find this on 12"! Another highlight to me was Diviniti's "Find A Way" given a steady remix by Danny Krivit. Great vocal, loads of good points... just a sweet house track. And then there's Bah Samba's rendition of the classic Teena Marie track "Portuguese Love", given a KICKIN' remix by Restless Soul (Phil Asher). Stellar work!
I can't mention them all, but there are more cuts on here that I certainly enjoyed... like Blaze, Bah Samba and MAW so I DEFINITELY recommend this to the house fan that likes nu-jazz mixed in. But it wasn't totally without fault; the Diviniti track is the shortest one on the 12", which definitely hurts because it cuts out before the harmonized break-down really ends. And I'm just not a fan of Studio Apartment's "Flight"... the male vocal that comes in on occasion just, I dunno, creeps me out. Finally, the price of this here is a bit steep for an 11 track single disc with shortened songs, even though it's an import. But if you do get this and love it, check out some of the others in this series along with "Club Jazz a la Mode" & Rainer Truby's "Abstract Jazz Theory".
West London's Favourite Son Phil Asher Comes Up with the Goods Once More for "Jazz in the House 14". Again, "Jazz in the House V.14" Is a Truly International Affair featuring Cuts from the Likes Of: Blaze, Masters at Work featuring Vikter Duplaix, Jon Cutler and Remixes from Osunlade, Danny Krivit, Louie Vega and Phil under his Restless Soul Guise to Name but a Few.
Jazz in the House V.14,Various Artists,Slip N Slide,Dance
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Jazz in the House V.14
Various Artists Manufacturer: Slip N Slide ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD  General
| Dance & DJ
| Styles
| Music
General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B0007UMPJW Release Date: 2005-04-04 |
Tracks:
- Call Me (Original Mix)
- Runnin (Original Mix)
- Emotional Rollercoaster (Osunlade Late Night Mix)
- World (Eol Mix)
- Follow Me
- Flight
- Find A Way (Danny Krivit Edit)
- Affection (83 West Mix)
- In The Real World
- Portuguese Love (Phil AsherS Restless Soul Mix)
- Found Love (Fanatix Mix)
Album Details
West London's Favourite Son Phil Asher Comes Up with the Goods Once More for "Jazz in the House 14". Again, "Jazz in the House V.14" Is a Truly International Affair featuring Cuts from the Likes Of: Blaze, Masters at Work featuring Vikter Duplaix, Jon Cutler and Remixes from Osunlade, Danny Krivit, Louie Vega and Phil under his Restless Soul Guise to Name but a Few.Customer Reviews:
Terrific UnMixed Cuts !.......2005-07-30
The CD starts out with an almost discoteque(sp?) like cut with Graceland feat Lauren David in "Call Me". The song has a whip to it that's pretty basic, but I wonder what some of the remixes are like. House guru Jon Cutler follows up with a good steady beat on "Runnin'" before Vivian Greene pipes in with a slow and sensual R&B cut that's almost like a late night ballad with a slow finger snap - thanks to Osunlade. But one of the highlights to this album to me was the Sterling Ensemble track, "The World", given a remix by EOL; think Masters at Work, all the way. Amazing song that'll hook you within the first 14 seconds with a great vibe, occasional broken beat and a breathtaking change of pace midway through the cut. To find this on 12"! Another highlight to me was Diviniti's "Find A Way" given a steady remix by Danny Krivit. Great vocal, loads of good points... just a sweet house track. And then there's Bah Samba's rendition of the classic Teena Marie track "Portuguese Love", given a KICKIN' remix by Restless Soul (Phil Asher). Stellar work!
I can't mention them all, but there are more cuts on here that I certainly enjoyed... like Blaze, Bah Samba and MAW so I DEFINITELY recommend this to the house fan that likes nu-jazz mixed in. But it wasn't totally without fault; the Diviniti track is the shortest one on the 12", which definitely hurts because it cuts out before the harmonized break-down really ends. And I'm just not a fan of Studio Apartment's "Flight"... the male vocal that comes in on occasion just, I dunno, creeps me out. Finally, the price of this here is a bit steep for an 11 track single disc with shortened songs, even though it's an import. But if you do get this and love it, check out some of the others in this series along with "Club Jazz a la Mode" & Rainer Truby's "Abstract Jazz Theory".
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