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dance FLOOR

. _ Therearerecordlabelsandthere arerecord labels Alabelisonlyas | goodasthe people running it and thisis. _ especidlly true of dance. Some labels, whetherthey infenditornot havea _ certainimage, and the appearanceof acertaindisc ona cerfain record label | | canofenjusify purchasewithouta _ listen, For exomple Fourth & Broadway, | Island's dance offshoot wasfofally Emmamaaiiiaecnanap e s e . reliobleforseveralyearsinthe | mid:Bosuntila change of personnel J%@%fifi%fi%fi%fi%fifi%fififififi | Shottrecovered i qualiy evelnow | withthe Delicious crew, Womackand | Womackand Will Downing. _ Fourthßßroadwayisagood exampleofamajorlabeltryingto | disguiseifself formarkefingand credibiity purposes, asanindie.a common enough ployinthe UKinthe | 80s. FFRR, for example, is an offshoot hasadeserved reputation forquality f¢a§”"‘+°""‘”‘*§s¢‘v"bO:zq,,‘;\fl"sbi’o"‘q? | that eludesifs FFRR has records " like FRANKIE KNUCKLES | house Tears’,adesp JopansSatoshie Tommileon ' keyboardsondavocolfromsome . blokenamedßobert Owens,or | SIMONHARRIS's Plegsure | nowavalableasakillerremixthol . redllyaceentuates thevocal Urbanis . anotherPolygram offspring, thistime | viaPolydor,anddlsohasagoodrep, althoughafewturkeysappearfrom | timefotime. CLEVELANDWATKISSs | Spend Some Time', a defjazz / hip-hop | /reggae fusion remixed by Coldcutis | nofoneofthem. Thelabelalsohasa | commendablepolieyof refsuing | dossicß&B,andhosreleasedan excellentseries ofjozz compilations, ' thelatest of which, The Originalllicit | Groovesisessential stufffromthe 60s, | 705 and 80s.On the Polydorlabel tself thenew STYLE COUNCIL - theirhabitofadispensibletopside coupledwith a great flip, This fime the A | sapoiniless 89 remixoflong Hot ST e e eR e e R s T | Summer'whereas e Bisa groovy e featuring London gospelsingerßrian | Powellonvocalswitha Freddy Bastone . BreakoutisA&M's dancelabeland | usually prefty reliable s Your Time'is | ajozzyhousegroove by ARTHUR | BAKERfealuring vocals from SHIRLEY | LEWIS, whoeversheis, Now Arthurhas beenresponsibleforsome rubbish. _ overtheyears butthequyhasalso | producedabout 10 or 15 ofthe greatest | singlosevermadeond whilethisone. _ ntinthotleague, ifsprefydamn | goodandis, asthecoversoys, ‘The | _ Ontothemajors themselves, mostof | Ontothemajors themselves, mostof. | whichhaveno mageatal,andare usuallypartofalargerorganisation. - MCAisnumber one dance labelinthe | States, withocislke GUY,BOBBY BROWN, MACBAND, NEW EDITION, JODYWATLEYand ERICBARAKIM. newsingle, | newsingle, Friends’ destinedfobea _ USNo.I ond easily the best thing she's everdone, the hip-hopper's _ input.Checkoutthe dubmixonside | wo less Jody and more Rakim.The newGUY single‘Spend The Night'isin 512" mix, the bestthing they've done _ since Groove Me'. Guy's Gene Criffin _ producedthe new JAMESINGRAM

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aheavily remixed Dis' withinput from JOE BUTCHER and turniable king . CASHMONEY. Incidentally, in. NZhove pickedup Ruthlessßocords whichmeansweflsoonseelocal releaseof EAZY-EslAclossicrap. abumfazyDoesht __ MotownisnowownedbyMCAand Dianoßoss, and isthe label for the new PUBLICENEMY single, the typically chanfing, although very accessible, 18-based Fight The Power, fromthe soundirackofthe new SpikeLeefilm Do The Right LLCOOLJisstill ImThatKindOfGuy istypically boasting, butamore downbeatretum to form, although sno Rock The Pelp e e Deflamispartofthe S s G e CBS company. Their Epic has released the Mark Moore mixed Deep InVogue'by MALCOLMMCLAREN.| reallyfike this one. khas the Break For Love'bassineandasoundnatunlike hisfirstsoloalbum, with helpfrom BOOISY COLLINS, Alsoonthelabel, TONYTERRY's Forget The Gif,also roma movie, is o pretty forgiveable bit | whilethenew LUTHER _YANDROSSsingIe Comeßack,a Keith Cohen remix, is prediciableand sounds very thanks fo that band's DavidGamsonco-writing Buythe gbuminstead. | Asusudl, the real innovation comes | [fromtheindies OnKoolKat LNRs WorkltToThe Bone hasalready become adance and much-used catchphrose. iyoudontknowitby know you're goingtothe wrong clubs. CAPELLA, an duo on havenickedthe basslineandeaich ohraseforthe muchfuller Euro-sounding Helom improvementonlostyear's NewYorkisfinestiobelmustbe Sleeping Bag, with solid ke Todd Torry, TLAROCK. EPMDond A CTIRACNEIEN, O A ADN T A e i CASHMONEY & MARVELLOUS. It also boasis JOYCESIMMS whosenew single Looking For A Love' wasinifiolly single Looking For A Love' was inifially chigiodi sl it | commercial solsa-ishrecordreally grows. (it stands for Brion Carder Musicjhave DONNAALLEN'sJoy AndPain’ licensed from the American Oceaniclabel for Europe Already | andEZßock thistimethoMaze standardisgivenamoresoulfulfeel Magaidpnatid sl andis a definite for single of the month. But that goesto PRECIOUS, anactl know absolutely nothing about hot Motion (Definition Of A on New Jersey's Big Beatlabel woE s G thyhmicandsublle at least, onimport. Don't puta lobelonit,acquiredt. labelontacouiredt, = affention: THENEVILLEBROTHERS' daltention: THENEVILLEBROTHERS' el e e Sisterßosa’— New NewYorkononeof DE LASOUL's Three Feet High Andßising, deservedly album of the year, NENEH CHERRY's Row ke Sush nsantendenduring. | Londonbeats, itlooks like beingthe success it deserves; SOUL I SOUL, Club Classics Vol on approprictelyfifled hardto find butaround clubanthem; and THE BEATMASTERS ‘Who'sinThe House'londonhip-house,

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Rip It Up, Issue 144, 1 July 1989, Page 33

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dance FLOOR Rip It Up, Issue 144, 1 July 1989, Page 33

dance FLOOR Rip It Up, Issue 144, 1 July 1989, Page 33

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