| | Best Of Club Hits Vol. 1 CD (3 Customer Reviews)
2-CD;Amber,Daft Punk,Moby,Ian Van Dahl,Darude,Delerium++
Personnel: C.O.C.O., Sarah McLachlan, Bob Marley (vocals).
Audio Mixers: DJ Geoffe; Js16; Moby; DJ Tiësto; Barry Harris .
Audio Remixers: Funkstar de Luxe; Hex Hector; DJ Tiësto.
Arrangers: Steve Wilcken; Jaakko "JS16" Salovaara; Andre Tanneberger; Azzido Da Bass; Ville Virtanen.
Best of Club Hits, Vol. 1 is a 26-track two-CD mix by DJ Geoffe. He appeared to have one goal in mind, getting folks out on the floor. The songs are commercial club hits, the type of which can be heard blasting in mainstream dance clubs around the world. Some of the dancefloor smashes found here include Moby's "Bodyrock," Armand Van Helden's "U Don't Know Me," and Daft Punk's epochal "One More Time." One could argue that some of the tracks swing a little too close to being too bland and even annoying, like Eiffel 65's grating "Blue (Da Ba Dee)," but for the most part this is a solid collection that mainstream dance fans will find a whole lot of fun. ~ Tim Sendra
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By the late '90s Sony had begun to introduce budget sets that raided their vaults and often arbitrarily grouped songs together for mass consumption. Hits of ...
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Contains a hidden track at the end of Disc 1 entitled "NYC Underground Party Vol. 5 Megamix Part 1."
DJ's like Louie DeVito get shorted when it comes to recognition. Paul Oakenfold might get superstar attention for spinning his Euro-based trance, but folks like Louie DeVito weave together the American mainstream's equivalent ...
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3cds-Mandy Moore/Donna Summer/ Gloria Estefan/Cyndi Lauper
Audio Mixers: David Cole; Larry Funk; Robert Clivillés.
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Earth, Wind & Fire: Maurice White (vocals, kalimba, timbales, drums); Verdine White (vocals, bass, percussion); Philip Bailey (vocals, congas, percussion); Larry Dunn (piano, organ, synthesizer, programming).
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Mark Henry, also known as the Jazz Writer was born in Los Angeles California. His love of music began in his early childhood, listening to legends like Hugh Masekela, James Brown, Donny Hathaway, Stevie Wonder & the Supremes. Drawn by the emotional instrumentation and harmonies, he started learning guitar at the age of 8, bought a bass at age 11 and soon after became the bass player in his uncle's band. He studied bass in High School and it was during ...
| | Sly & The Family Stone Fresh CD (1973) Bonus Tracks; Limited Edition; Remastered
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Fresh expands and brightens the slow grooves of There's a Riot Goin' On, turning them, for the most part, into friendly, welcoming rhythms. There are still traces of the narcotic haze of Riot, particularly on the brilliant, crawling inversion of "Que Sera, Sera," yet this never feels like an invitation into a junkie's lair. Still, this isn't necessarily lighter than Riot -- in fact, his social commentary is more explicit, and while the music doesn't telegraph his resignation the way Riot did, it comes from the same source. So, Fresh winds up more varied, musically and lyrically, which may not make it as unified, but it does result in more traditional funk that certainly is appealing in its own right. Besides, this isn't conventional funk -- it's eccentric, where even concise catchy tunes like "If You Want Me to Stay" seem as elastic as the opener, "In Time." That's the album's ultimate charm -- it finds Sly precisely at the point ...
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