Hed Kandi: Back to Love 3

Product Description
The follow up to the Dancestar award winning Back 2 Love 2 cd. This third cd of classic dance floor anthems include house/ soul from the late 89 through the early 90's

Tracks:

Let the Music (Use You) - Nightwriters
It's Alright [Original 12'' House Mix] - Paris Brightledge, Sterling Void
Respect [Extended Mix] - Adeva
One Man [One Mix] - Chanelle
Voodoo Ray [Rham on Acid Remix] - A Guy Called Gerald
Let It Roll [Vocal Version] - Doug Lazy
Break 4 Love - Raze, Raze
Too Blind to See It [Hurley's House Mix] - Kym Sims
Finally [12'' Choice Mix] - Ce Ce Peniston
Mr. Wendel [Perfecto Mix] - Arrested Development
Passion of Your Passion
Your Love - Frankie Knuckles

Tracks:

Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin' [Def Mix] - Inner City
Fairplay - Soul II Soul, Rose Windross
Good Lover [Wow Original] - D'Influence
Hold On [Radio Version With Intro] - En Vogue
Sleep Talk [Extended Version] - Alyson Williams
What "U" Waitin' 4? [Jungle Fever Mix] - Jungle Brothers
Let the Music Play [Original 12'' Version] - Shannon
White Lines - Grandmaster Flash, Melle Mel
Planet E [Hip Hop Mix] - KC Flightt
Dreams of Santa Anna [Extended Club Mix] - Orange Lemon
Vertigo/Relight My Fire - Dan Hartman
Always There - Jocelyn Brown, Incognito

Album Details

Third Retrospective Volume of Classic House and Good-groove Tracks from the Dancefloors of the World. Each Track is in It's Full Length Version, Whether from 12" Or Album. Among the Great Extended Versions Are Kym Sims-too Blind to See It, Cece Peniston-finally, Gat Decor-passion, Adeva-respect, Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel-white Lines, Dan Hartman-vertigo/Relight My Fire, Incognito-always There and Many More!

Average customer rating:

Back to Love
mastered from vinyl!!!! A real downer to a great series.
loved it!!!
I've Got Nothing but "Love" for This CD.
Don't Buy!!!!

Hed Kandi: Back to Love, Vol. 3
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Hed Kandi
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00005OL64
Release Date: 2001-10-23

Tracks:

Let The Music (Use You) (Original Mix) - Nightwriters
It's Alright (Original 12' House Mix) - Sterling Void
Respect (Extended Mix) - Adeva
One Man (One Mix) - Chanelle
Voodoo Ray (Rham On Acid Remix) - A Guy Called Gerald
Let It Roll (Vocal) - Doug Lazy
Break 4 Love - Raze
Too Blind To See It (Hurley's House Mix) - Kym Sims
Finally (12' Choice Mix) - Ce Ce Peniston
Mr Wendal (Perfecto Mix) - Arrested Development
Passion Of Your Passion - Gat Decor
Your Love - Frankie Knuckles

Tracks:

Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin' (Def Mix) - Inner City
Fairplay - Soul II Soul
Good Lover (Wow Original) - D-Influence
Hold On (Radio Version With Intro) - En Vogue
Sleep Talk (Extended Version) - Alyson Williams
What 'U' Waitin' 4? (Jungle Fever Mix) - Jungle Brothers
Let The Music Play (Original 12' Version) - Shannon
White Lines - Grandmaster Flash
Planet E (Hip Hop Mix) - KC Flightt
Dreams Of Santa Anna (Extended Club Mix) - Orange Lemon
Vertigo/Relight My Fire (Original 12' Version) - Dan Hartman
Always There (12' Mix) - Incognito

Album Description

The follow up to the Dancestar award winning Back 2 Love 2 cd. This third cd of classic dance floor anthems include house/ soul from the late 89 through the early 90's

Customer Reviews:

Back to Love.......2005-05-25

This is the third installment of the BACK TO LOVE series from Hed Kandi. It is a nice retrospective of club hits from the late 80s and early 90s. The first disc is usually filled with club classics, while the second disc focuses more on hip hop and funkier tracks. While I wasn't in the clubs when these songs were being played, some of them I do remember from my youth, and either way it's just good music. Highlights include En Vogue's "Hold On", Ce Ce Peniston's "Finally", Frankie Knuckles "Your Love", and many more. The great thing is these are all the full length mixes.

mastered from vinyl!!!! A real downer to a great series........2005-01-07

I bought this, my first volume of the hed kandi series, and while I'm thrilled to have the full length 12" mixes of many of these classics on CD, I can't overlook the fact that you can HEAR pops in the vinyl records that many of these songs were obviously mastered from for this compilation. Listen to this CD through headphones and you'll notice it much more at certain points. While it isn't the worst thing and it sounds like effort was made to clean up the sound quality, it makes me hesitant to buy another volume of this series. Why spend so much money for CD quality when all you're getting is vinyl quality recorded onto CD??? I could do that at home with my recordable CD player and my turntable...

loved it!!!.......2004-08-08

This is the best dance cd ever!!!! This cd contains the best R&B Hits and house sounds combined!!!

I've Got Nothing but "Love" for This CD........2002-12-21

"Back to Love" is a double CD that affectionately looks back to the old school (1980's to early 90s) and delivers a generous serving of delectable early club hits. For a lot of labels, it's a great concept, but the execution sometimes results in advestised-on-TV compilations that have "K-tel" cheese written all over them. Fortunately, the selections on this disc are tasteful and will bring a smile to the face of any serious clubhead. Adeva's powerful house re-working of Aretha's "Respect" sounds even better today, and it's a reminder of the glory years when house was truly rooted in soul. Sterling Void's "It's Alright" (which Pet Shop Boys would later cover) appears, and the tragically out-of-print "Too Blind To See It" from Kym Sims (produced by Chicago's Steve "Silk" Hurley) is another highlight that stands out on the 70+ minute Disc 1. On the second disc, the tempo changes a bit, still offering a few disco jams but also flirting with r&b and hip-hop. Detroit's Inner City serves up a discocentric remake of Stephanie Mills' "Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin'," and Shannon's still slammin' 1980s "Let The Music Play" appears in its full length. For hip hop lovers, the classic "White Lines" will satisfy their crave, and Dan Hartman's "Relight My Fire" still holds up as a disco stomper. As with virtually all Hed Kandi releases, the songs here aren't mixed, and many of them appear in their 12-inch extended versions. If you want a great collection of what great dance music used to sound like, you can't go wrong with these two CDs.

Don't Buy!!!!.......2002-01-26

I picked this up at a used CD shop and no wonder the person got rid of it! I am a huge Hed Kandi fan (they've saved my life musically). But I have to be frank, this really, really, really is an awful compilation. Out of the 24 tracks on this double CD compilation I only enjoyed 3 songs. Those are "Respect" by Adeva, "Passion of your passion " by Gat Decor and "Whatcha Gonna Do with my Lovin" by Inner City. The rest of the songs are simply R&B tracks from the late 80's early 90's (a period I loathed). Hed Kandi is a great lable but they have so much better compilations out there. Skip this one.

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