January 14, 1989: Tyree, Fast Eddie, Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, Turntable Orchestra, Adeva

BEATS & PIECES

Last week’s Hammy Awards may have seemed a bit dry and dull, mainly because for some reason there didn’t seem to be room for most of the more personal ones, so here’s a recap…

DON’T POINT THAT THING AT ME (it might be loaded): James Brown (‘Papa’s Got A Brand New Mailbag’?)

GIMME A BEAT AND I CAN LOSE IT (in a tape edit): what sometimes seems like most studio engineers!

“HULLO, MICHAEL, ARE YOU AND BUBBLES FREE ON MARCH THE 14TH?”: Tony Prince of the Disco Mix Club (now with a hard act to follow)

HIS SHOES HAVE NOT BEEN FILLED: Steve Walsh

N-SIGN RADIO’S TV STAR: Tim Westwood

‘TOP OF THE POPS’ VIDEO STAR (if only for two seconds!): MC Jammy Hammy

PERFECTION TAKES TIME: Les Adams

SIX MONTHS’ SUPPLY OF LOBSTERS: Adrian Webb of LiveWire (that being what each Prestatyn weekender pays for!)

A TOPLESS STRAP OR A STRAPLESS TOP?: Joyce Sims


UK heats of the Technics DJ Mixing Championships next week are at Manchester’s Hacienda (Monday 16), Liverpool’s The State (11), Nottingham’s New York New York (18) — be there! … Concorde Artists’ 1989 World Dance Championships appeared to be televised live from the Hippodrome last week in a cheap looking production, relegated to two o’clock in the morning — the winner, not that the result has had much relevance for several years now, was deservedly Nigeria’s Bimbo Gomero, helped immensely by his heavily fringed white clothes which moved in syncopation with his African dance steps (interestingly, Rhythm King supplied all the contest’s music, by such acts as S’Express, Bomb The Bass, Beatmasters and Jay Strongman, which was an advance over the Nigel Wright produced cover versions of previous years!) … Martin Collins seems to be joining Capital Radio … Tim Raidl is updating his DJ mailing list for Jack Trax and the new Garage Trax labels – send exhaustive work details to him at Define Promotions UK, 68 Sunningdale Round Green, Luton, Bedfordshire LU2 7TE … GTI Records likewise are building a mailing list, contact either Peter Harris or Errol Henry at 282 Westbourne Park Road, London W11 1EH (01-221 8698) … Carol Leeming may be from the Midlands but, press release notwithstanding, Boyz In Shock members Paul Denton and Dean Zepherin are actually from Harrow in North West Greater London … Lindsay Wesker points out that Seduction’s opening “fraternity chant” is by Dan Ackroyd and Eddie Murphy from the railway car scene in ‘Trading Places’ … Alan Coles, Mark George and Mike Wilks spin modern and independent soul this Saturday (14) at Maesglas Working Men’s Club in Newport, Gwent … Paul Oakenfold’s Mondays at London Charing Cross’s Heaven are now known as The Land Of Oz … GIVE IT SOME OF THAT, KID!


HOT VINYL

TYREE ‘Tyree’s Got A Brand New House’ (US DJ International Records DJ 1016)
Not maybe quite as consistent as his labelmate The DJ Fast Eddie’s LP but dominated by the already massive (and coincidentally ‘Yoyo Get Funky’-like) ‘Turn Up The Bass’, an incredibly exciting 123½-0pm “house rap” leaper using Lyn Collins’s ‘Think (About It)’ “wooo – yeah” amongst many hip hop samples, Tyree Cooper’s nevertheless good album has also the James Brown grunt punctuated strong acidic striding instrumental 125½bpm ‘T.J.G.P.‘, vocodered galloping old 127⅓bpm ‘Acid Over’, stuttery 124½-0bpm ‘House Line‘, almost Rick Astley-ish 123½bpm ‘I’ll Never Let You Go‘, bland acid rap 125¼bpm ‘Acid Is My Life‘, girl nagged tinkling 123¼-0bpm ‘Let’s Get Together‘, smoothly talking 121-0bpm ‘Life‘, datedly twittering 125bpm ‘Acid Overture‘, and Black Riot ‘A Day In The Life’ adapting 122½bpm ‘T’s Revenge‘ — not though one of the also 122½bpm mixes on the separately 12-inched

TYREE ‘T’s Revenge – It Takes A Thief’ (US Underground UN 128),
this routinely acidic choice of single being in stuttery Julian Jumpin’ Perez, twittery Fast Eddie’s Acid Mix, jumpily percussive Tyree’s Remix and all three combining Joe Smooth’s Mix versions.

FAST EDDIE ‘Yo Yo Get Funky’ (US DJ International Records DJ 968)
The other track that’s really setting the pattern for what must surely become a “hip house” craze, this terrifically exciting Lyn Collins ‘Think (About It)’, Maceo & The Macks ‘Cross The Track’ and other funky samples woven jumpily rapping 125½bpm flier is in Original Radio form or broken down into different repetitive elements for the Woo Yea!, Funky Music, Tyree’s Funky Beats, and Use To Hearin mixes. However, despite this being by far the hottest hit on his album too, instead the UK 12 inch is

THE DJ FAST EDDIE ‘Hip House’ (DJ International Records DJINT 5, via Westside Records),
which samples Hashim’s ‘Al-Naafyish’, in 122⅔-0bpm LP Version and meIlower Deep Mix plus more routinely 0-122⅔-0bpm Nightmare Mix treatments, coupled also by the synth washed and twittered jerkily leaping instrumental 123⅓-0bpm ‘I Can Dance (LP Version)‘. Get the LP instead!

ROB BASE & D.J. E-Z ROCK ‘Get On The Dance Floor (The “Sky” King Remix)’ (Supreme Records SUPET 139)
Another of the big hip house trendsetters, following in Todd Terry’s wake, this exciting fusion of the Jacksons’ ‘Shake Your Body (Down To The Ground)’ bassline and Black Riot’s ‘A Day In The Life’ synth riff — about the use of which an injunction may in fact be delaying its full UK release – is here in Gail “Sky” King’s less dense 118⅓-0bpm remix and 118½-0bpm Surgical Dub, 118⅓-0bpm E-Z Rockin’ Bonus Beats, and the still superior (as beefier) 118½bpm Original Album Version.

TURNTABLE ORCHESTRA ‘You’re Gonna Miss Me (Extended Club Mix)’ (RePublic Records UCT 012)
The garage sound of deepest New Jersey, this Hippie Torrales and Paul Scott co-created excellent piano nagged unhurriedly jittering 115½bpm burbling groove with a mournfully droning fellah and midway Spanish ‘phonecall from Anna Quinones has belatedly become one of the biggest garage smashes (original Dub and Tellapella ‘phonecall plus new Radio Edit too).

ADEVA ‘Respect (12” Extended Mix)’ (Cooltempo COOLX 179)
The Club Chart’s first new number one of the New Year, this Paul Simpson mixed superb fluidly weaving bass and synth bubbled (0-)118⅚bpm girl wailed garage adaptation of Otis Redding’s soul classic (harder edged 117½bpm Ruff Vocal Mix and 119bpm No Respect Dub too) suddenly finds itself with a rival, Jack Trax having cannily kicked off their new “garage” label with her earlier Easy Street recorded

ADEVA ‘In & Out Of My Life’ (Garage Trac GTX 1),
a more ramblingly wailed piano plonked jerkily spurting wriggler in 121½-0bpm Club, 0-121½bpm Radio and 121½bpm Dub Mixes, sure to be hot as well though more specialist.

TEN CITY ‘That’s The Way Love Is’ (Atlantic A8963T)
Eagerly awaited, though not necessarily as strong as their last two club smashes, this group penned and Marshall Jefferson co-produced soulful strider is in two very different treatments, Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley’s vigorously thumping 119⅔-119¾-120-0bpm so-called Acieed Mix and Timmy Regisford’s more subtle nervily garage-ish 0-120¾-120½(last break)-120¾bpm Underground Mix, while a tempoless acappella of the old ‘Devotion’ is billed as a Radio Mix and replaces the promo pressing’s strings accented smoothly pulsing 120½-120¼-0bpm instrumental.

FINGERS INC. ‘Can You Feel It’ (Jack Trax JTX 20, via PRT)
Ethereal deep house classic repressed in its original semi-“machine washed” 111¾-0bpm instrumental version, with a previously unreleased 112¾-0bpm vocal version languidly worried and nagged by Robert Owens, the big attraction though being the 112⅔-0bpm “spoken word” flip on which the instrumental is now at last overdubbed (as became popular at last summer’s trendier Balearic gigs) by Dr Martin Luther King, Jr’s “I Have A Dream” sermon, which fits the ebb and flow of the music perfectly. Released in fact to coincide with his birth date, half the record’s proceeds will be donated to the Martin Luther King Foundation in Atlanta, Georgia.

PETER BLACK ‘How Far I Go’ (US DJ International Records DJ 957)
Excellent gospel-ish jerkily cantering stormer combining richly wailed soaring harmonies with jangly keyboards and staccato beats in the very varied 122bpm House, 0-121½-0bpm House Music (Joe Smooth Mix), 0-121½-0bpm Acid House, 0-121⅔-121¾bpm I Go Radio, and 121⅔-121¾-0bpm House Appella treatments, thoroughly recommended.

SHEENA EASTON ‘The Lover In Me (Extended Version)’ (MCA Records MCAT 1289)
Greeted here with suspicion on import, scoring big sales spurts but few actual DJ returns, this huge US “black” smash is to my mind more soulful than the likes of Pebbles or Jody Watley, on LA 8 Babyface created excellent jauntily chugging jiggly 114bpm trotter with a catchy “shoo-doo wop” hook, rippling piano, squeaking sax and pattering percussion (Instrumental/Bassapella flip). It’ll be a hit.

STERLING VOID (Vocals by Kevin) ‘Runaway Girl’ (ffrr FFRX 21)
Massive already on pre-Christmas pre-release and presumably intended for specialist club sales rather than for the Gallup singles chart, as just one side nudges the qualifying duration limit, this 33⅓rpm six-tracker couples the current Kevin moaned and worried leaping deep house import (the 122¾bpm Runaway Radio Mix, 123¼bpm Pimp Dub and 122¾-122⅔bpm Desperation Dub here for some reason being exactly 1 bpm faster!) with the older and calmer hi-hat hustled STERLING VOID & PARIS BRIGHTLEDGE ‘It’s All Right‘ (in 119¾-0bpm House Mix, 119¾bpm Dub, and Acappella versions), this particular Paris being a guy.

CCDP ‘Love Fever (Fever Mix)’ (Jive CCDP T1)
Hamish McDonald’s Culture Clash Dance Party debuts with a powerful Adonis produced girl nagged forcefully pounding 118⅙-0bpm semi-acidic chugger (in three mixes), all driving momentum like the Beatmasters meeting S’Express but with fewer frills!

RUBIX ‘The Party’ (German ZYX Records ZYX 6019)
Very useful girls sung bashing (0-)124-0bpm cover version of the recent Kraze smash, initially hard to find but now exploding, with Italian language and “Sex” Versions as further alternatives (A Cappella too).

CA$H MONEY & MARVELOUS ‘The Mighty Hard Rocker’ (Sleeping Bag Records SBUK 5T)
1988 Technics World DJ Mixing champion Cash and his rapper Marvelous have made this Public Enemy-ish fierce 106½bpm rumbling jitterer their UK A-side (106⅓bpm Instrumental), putting DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince-type jauntily jiggling 93bpm ‘Find An Ugly Woman‘ (Instrumental too) on the flip here. Meanwhile, selling fast on reputation just before Christmas, their tracks crammed but slightly disappointing datedly downtempo and murky import album,

CA$H MONEY & MARVELOUS ‘Where’s The Party At?’ (US Sleeping Bag Records TLX-42016),
has the good scratching and cutting 0-101bpm ‘The Music Maker’, 0-97⅓-0bpm ‘Ugly People Be Quiet (Remix)’, (0-)104⅙bpm ‘All About Partyin’’, chugging 102bpm title track, amusing 0-93⅓bpm ‘Marvelous’ Drawers’, jiggly 0-107-0bpm ‘Who’s In The Place’, funky 95⅚-0bpm ‘A Real Mutha For Ya’, catchy (0-)97⅔-0bpm ‘Time Is Up’, dull 0-98-0bpm ‘Ugly People Be Quiet’, (0-)92-0bpm ‘Is It Real’, 92⅙bpm ‘Play It Kool’, above 12-inched 106½bpm ‘The Mighty Hard Rocker’ and 93bpm ‘Find An Ugly Woman’.

MICHELLE AYERS ‘Another Lover’ (Garage Trax GTX 2)
Blaze created excellent if specialist naggingly weaving, jangling, gurgling and wailing soulfully sung garage shuffler, in 0-121bpm Club Mix, 0-121-0bpm Dub Mix, 114⅔bpm Blassin’ Mix, 113¼bpm Acappella, and 0-113¼-0bpm Bass Apella, the flip’s mixes being not only slower in tempo but also pressed at 33⅓rpm.

PAULA BRION ‘Excuses’ (US Tommy Boy TB 925)
Described as “the dance debut of Paula Brion”, which suggests that its stridently wailing diva may possibly be known in other fields, this ramblingly nagged powerful chugger is archetypal New York “garage”, in driving (0-)118⅓-0bpm Vocal Club, clanking 118⅓bpm Excuses For The Birds Dub, cantering (0-)118⅓bpm Liars Choice Dub, thudding 118bpm Radio Edit mixes.

DEF JEF ‘Give it Here’ (US Delicious Vinyl DV1003)
Peter Brown ‘Dance With Me’ based and Joe Tex quoting jauntily wriggling 105⅚bpm jumpy good rap, leading a strong six-tracker that also has the Cheryl Lynn ‘Got To Be Real’/Gaz ‘Sing Sing’/T La Rock & Jazzy Jay ‘It’s Yours’ based fast talking 102⅚bpm ‘On The Real Tip‘, and slinkily rolling also maddeningly familiar 94½bpm ‘Just A Poet (It Feels Mighty Fine)‘, plus their instrumentals.

JOE SMOOTH ‘Promised Land’ (US DJ International Records DJ 1018)
Patchy deep house-ish album with the Anthony Thomas sung inspirationally galloping 126bpm title track (previously 12-inched), joyously galloping 124⅓bpm ‘Going Down‘ and Rick Astley-ish 122⅓bpm ‘I Try‘, Joe Smith sung mystically muttered deep house 121⅔bpm ‘Perfect World‘ and dreadful turgid Jimi Hendrix reviving 0-106⅔bpm ‘Purple Haze‘, Michael Benson sung falsetto jittery skipping 117⅓bpm ‘I’ll Be There‘, shrill Renee Mohannon wailed garage (0-)114½bpm ‘Can’t Fake The Feeling‘, Reggie Hall sung jerky 113⅓bpm ‘Oh So True‘, Shawn Christopher sung crawling 62⅔bpm ‘He’s All I Need’.

PHORTUNE ‘String Free’ (US Hot Mix 5 Inc HMF 14)
Ralphi Rosario mixed piano jangled insistent good jerkily bounding instrumental in 124¾-124⅔bpm Club LeRay and less fierce (0-)124¾bpm Dash Riprock Mixes, flipped by the Mickey ‘Mixin’ Oliver mixed, Spanky (a chap) muttered 123bpm heavy bass burbled ‘Can You Feel The Bass’ in House Mix and more twittery Can You Groove Me versions.

LUTHER VANDROSS ‘She Won’t Talk To Me’ (US Epic 49 08178)
Instead of the exciting Clivilles & Cole remix (apparently disliked by Luther), we get this now Keith Cohen remixed and Jeff Lorber keyboarded rather routine canterer in thumping 116¾-0bpm 12” Extended Version, tighter 116⅔-0bpm 7” Club, more busily trotting so-called (and still vocal) 116½-0bpm Acid House Dub, and trickily tapping 116⅔bpm Percapella mixes, possibly an uninspired choice for the US market where he’s only just finally started crossing over properly to the pop chart.

MIX MASTERS ‘House Express’ (US DJ International Records DJ 954)
Literally locomoting (with train whistle blasts, and useful sound effects at the close of side one!) jittery house chugger in six different mixes, Ralphi Rosario’s thrumming 122¾bpm Whey Mix, Tyree’s twittering 122½bpm Transfer Mix, Boogie’s stuttering (0-)122¼-0bpm Express Mix, Fast Eddie’s acidically churning 125-0bpm Hurtin Mix, Martin Luna’s frenetic 125¼bpm Home Boy and (0-)124¼bpm P-P-Pumped Again Mixes.

SMOKIN’ GANG ‘Crazy Claps’ (US Hot Mix 5 Inc HMF-EP-11)
Simple but strong repetitive house four-tracker ringing the changes on a basic 124bpm beat with this “clap your hands” stuttered thudding striding chugger, the similarly structured though otherwise different title line repeating twittery ‘Move Your Big Booty (Acid)’, again differently title lined “drain” clonking percussion Latin House, while the (0-)124bpm ‘Take It From The Top’ combines “clap your hands” with the acidic twitters plus its own title line to be perhaps strongest of all.

GUY ‘Teddy’s Jam’ (US Uptown/MCA Records MCA-23922)
Teddy Riley and Gene Griffin created very exciting ultra-jiggly rolling go-go hip hop-cum-P’funk fusing jumpy “swing beat” jitterer, punctuated by ‘Tramp’ and other break beats and crammed with beat losing staccato edits in its (0-)107⅙-0bpm Extended Version, 0-107-0bpm Bonus Beats and Radio Edit, 0-110⅙-0bpm Hype Mix and Hype Beats, 0-105⅓bpm Teddy’s Jazz treatments. There may not be much song but it’s a good happy feeling.

BAR-KAYS ‘Struck By You’ (US Mercury 872 103-1)
Kenni Hairston co-created, Dave “O” Ogrin remixed, ultra jauntily happy jiggler with the current go-go hip hop “swing” that here combines both Teddy Riley’s influence and their own old dated style, good funky fun, in 97⅚bpm 12” and A Capella, 0-97⅔bpm Dub and (0-)97⅚bpm 7” mixes (Mark Berry remixed old 125¾bpm ‘Your Place Or Mine’, too).

TOP BILLIN’ ‘Straight From The Soul’ (Rapsonic DOPE T3)
James Brown samples crammed jittery scrubbing and jumping 111⅔bpm nervy insistent strong UK rap, flipped by a squealing sax-cut equally jumpy 117bpm new mix of ‘Naturally’.

ROBERT HOWARD + KYM MAZELLE ‘Wait’ (RCA PT 42596)
Promoed before Christmas by Syncopate despite being on a rival label, this duet between their artiste Kym and Dr Robert of the Blow Monkeys is a very powerfully pounding derivative though spirit uplifting 119¾bpm house wailer, mixed by ‘Magic Juan’ Atkins with – guess what? – another adaptation of the chords from ‘A Day In The Life’ amongst other familiar noises (Edit/Beats & Pieces flip). Likely to be big!

L.U.S.T. ‘2 Hot 2 Stop’ (US Renée Records RE 111)
Raze ‘Break 4 Love’ inspired sparsely trotting 120½bpm simple light disco lurcher with a repetitive title muttering guy crooning over an orgasmically panting girl in the similar Vocal and Nastii Mixes, while Muriel and Reynald Deschamps add some foreign language and sexy instructions to the beefier French Tickler Mix!

DIAZ BROTHERS ‘Blow Some Static’ (US Bassment Records BM-0064)
Weazling bass synth snarled fusion of the JB’s ‘Blow Your Head’ and James Brown ‘Static’ (amongst others), in slightly ‘Pump Up The Volume’-ish pounding 118bpm House Mix and Instrumental versions but far more rawly rare groove-ish in the 0-114bpm Break Beat Mix and its 114bpm Instrumental, worth checking.

MARSHALL JEFFERSON presents DANCING FLUTES ‘Do The Do’ (US Underground UN129)
With jazz funk-ish repetitive “got to do the do if you want to get it done” muttering, this Marshall Jefferson creation acidically twitters through a doodling flute line and seems disappointingly retrogressive (it may be an older recording only just released), pleasant but not a major opus, in four 121¾bpm mixes (beware the beat losing edited Dub The Do).


CAPITAL HOUSEPARTY: CONTINUED

CAPITAL RADIO’s new year’s eve five hour continuous Houseparty tape, mixed up by Les Adams and myself, seemed to go over so well that the first half has already been repeated due to popular demand, with the rest to follow. What’s more, there’s talk of next new year’s Houseparty being networked all over the country, so with luck it won’t just be Londoners who get to hear it! There was a slight panic this time when Tim Westwood actually started the tape 45 seconds early by mistake, and then thought he’d better make up the lost time by bridging between Michael Jackson and Bros with a burst of Inner City (in case anyone was wondering!). Anyway, as promised, here at last is the playlist for the final two hours, from midnight, with Beats Per Minute for mixing guidance and links denoted by / for running mix, ] for chop mix, and for straightforward segue:

Part Five: Yazz to George Harrison

SYDNEY THOMPSON ‘Auld Lang Syne’ (‘Party Dances with Sydney Thompson’, Sydney Thompson Dance Records LP) –
PHIL TATE & HIS PARTY BAND ‘Hokey Cokey’ (‘Party Dances’, CBS EP) –
MRS MILLS ‘Glad’s Party’ (Parlophone, edited) –
BOBBY MacLEOD & HIS BAND `Swingalong Reels’ (This Is Scotland’, RCA LP) –
YAZZ & THE PLASTIC POPULATION ‘The Only Way Is Up’ (megamix of seven inch (124¾)/original 12 inch (124⅓)/The Bam Bam Remix (123¾-123⅔)/US Acid Dub (124¾)/interpolating ‘Stand Up For Your Love Rights’ (123⅓)) /
INNER CITY ‘Good Life’ (Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley Mix) (125-125¼) /
INNER CITY ‘Big Fun’ (original 12 inch) (120) /
INNER CITY ‘Good Life’ (Mike ‘Hitman Wilson Mix, re-edited) (125⅓-125½) /
Mr LEE ‘Pump Up London’ (125¾-126) /
DONNA SUMMER ‘I Feel Love’ (Patrick Cowley Megamix) (126¼-125½) /
PET SHOP BOYS ‘Always On My Mind’ (Extended Dance Version) (124⅔) /
THE COMMUNARDS ‘Never Can Say Goodbye’ (Shep Pettibone Remix) (132½) /
DEACON BLUE ‘Real Gone Kid’ (seven inch) (130-131¾) ]
U2 ‘New Year’s Day’ (133) /
WOMACK & WOMACK ‘Teardrops (Remix)’ (133) /
THE CHRISTIANS ‘Harvest For The World (Remix)’ (130¼) ]
FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION ‘Perfect’ (136¾-138½-0) –
TANITA TIKARAM ‘Good Tradition’ (153¾) ]
PHIL COLLINS ‘Two Hearts’ (155½) /
GEORGE HARRISON ‘Got My Mind Set On You’ (149) ]
TOM JONES ‘It’s Not Unusual’ (182-184-186-188) /
JOHN ANDERSON ‘Glenn Miller Medley’ (192-194) ]

Part Six: Bill Withers to L.A. Mix

1 AM
ALISON MOYET ‘That Ole Devil Called Love’ (67-0) –
GEORGE MICHAEL ‘Kissing A Fool’ (77¾-0) –
ROBIN BECK ‘The First Time (Remix)’ (24½-98-0) /
BILL WITHERS ‘Lovely Day (Sunshine Mix)’ (98⅓) /
MILLI VANILLI ‘Girl You Know It’s True’ (97½) /
MILLI VANILLI ‘Baby Don’t Forget My Number (Pennsylvania 6-5000 Heart Line Mix)’ (100½, intro only) ]
ROB BASE & DJ E-Z ROCK ‘Get On The Dance Floor (LP Version)’ (118⅓) /
BLACK RIOT ‘A Day In The Life’ (120) /
ARMANDO ‘100% Of Disin’ You’ (127) /
ROYAL HOUSE ‘Can You Party’ (123½) incorporating JUNGLE BROTHERS ‘I’ll House You’ (123⅓) /
MARSHALL JEFFERSON ‘Move Your Body’ (122, re-edited) /
KRAZE ‘The Party’ (120½) /
MARSHALL JEFFERSON Presents TRUTH ‘Open Our Eyes’ (Celestial Mix) (120⅓) /
JUNGLE WONZ ‘The Jungle/Jungle Mix’ (118½) /
TURNTABLE ORCHESTRA ‘You’re Gonna Miss Me’ (115½) /
COOKIE CREW ‘Born This Way (Let’s Dance)’ (118⅓) /
TYREE ‘Turn Up The Bass’ (123½) /
FAST EDDIE ‘Yo Yo Get Funky’ (125½) /
FAST EDDIE ‘Hip House’ (123⅔) /
MAURICE ‘This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze)’ (S&T Mix, re-edited) (125) /
L.A. MIX ‘Check This Out (Fierce Vocal/seven inch/Fierce Vocal) (117½).
2 AM

As you will have noticed, the very end became intensely house-ified and deep!


THE CLUB CHART – January 14, 1989

01 01 RESPECT (MIXES) Adeva, Cooltempo 12in
02 02 GOOD LIFE (MAGIC JUAN’S MIX/MAYDAY CLUB MIX) Inner City, 10 Records 12in
03 04 BORN THIS WAY (LET’S DANCE) Cookie Crew, ffrr 12in
04 03 YOYO GET FUNKY/HIP HOUSE/JACK 2 THE SOUND/CAN U STILL DANCE/I CAN DANCE/CLAP YOUR HANDS The DJ Fast Eddie, DJ International Records LP
05 07 I CAN DO THIS (UPTOWN/DOWNTOWN MIXES) Monie Love, Cooltempo 12in pre-release
06 06 WALK ON…/(MELLOW MIX) Smith & Mighty featuring Jackie Jackson, Three Stripe Records 12in
07 14 MY PREROGATIVE (EXTENDED REMIX) Bobby Brown, MCA Records 12in
08 13 GET ON THE DANCE FLOOR (THE “SKY” KING REMIXES/ORIGINAL ALBUM VERSION) Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, Supreme Records 12in
09 05 RUNAWAY GIRL (PUMP DUB/RUNAWAY RADIO MIX) Sterling Void/IT’S ALL RIGHT (HOUSE MIX) Sterling Void & Paris Brightledge, ffrr 12in
10 11 TURN UP THE BASS/T.J.G.P./ACID OVER Tyree, US DJ International Records LP
11 09 STAKKER HUMANOID/(THE OMEN MIX) Humanoid, Westside Records 12in
12 23 MY LOVE IS MAGIC (CLUB MIX) Bäs Noir, 10 Records 12in pre-release
13 — WAIT (LONG) Robert Howard + Kym Mazelle, RCA 12in
14 12 DON’T SCANDALIZE MINE/READY TO PENETRATE Sugar Bear, Champion 12in
15 84 THAT’S THE WAY LOVE IS (UNDERGROUND/ACIEED MIXES) Ten City, Atlantic 12in
16 28 NOT GONNA DO IT (MIXES) Vicky Martin, US Movin’ Records 12in
17 38 THIS IS ACID (A NEW DANCE CRAZE) (LES ADAMS REMIXES) Maurice, Breakout 12in
18 10 YOU’RE GONNA MISS ME (EXTENDED VER.) Turntable Orchestra, RePublic Records 12in
19 22 GOOD LIFE (STEVE HURLEY/MIKE ‘HITMAN’ WILSON MIXES) Inner City, 10 Records 12in
20 33 YO YO GET FUNKY (MIXES) Fast Eddie, US DJ International Records 12in
21 18 THE WAY YOU LOVE ME (12” CLUB MIX) Karyn White, Warner Bros 12in
22 08 OPEN OUR EYES (MIXES) Marshall Jefferson presents Truth, ffrr 12in
23 21 GET ON THE DANCE FLOOR/CHECK THIS OUT/JOY AND PAIN Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, Supreme Records LP
24 15 WRATH OF KANE Big Daddy Kane, US Cold Chillin’ 12in
25 17 DON’T BELIEVE THE HYPE Mista E, Urban 12in
26 20 CHIKKI CHIKKI AAH AAH/FORDTRAX Baby Ford, Rhythm King 12in
27 30 ACTIVATED/TAKE ME WHERE YOU WANT TO/I COME ALIVE WHEN I’M WITH YOU/I’VE WAITED ALL NIGHT Gerald Alston, Motown LP
28 45 PROMISED LAND/GOING DOWN/CAN’T FAKE THE FEELING/PERFECT WORLD/I TRY/I’LL BE THERE Joe Smooth, US DJ International Records LP
29 25 TAKE SOME TIME OUT (CLUB MIX) Arnold Jarvis/FEEL THE MUSIC (POWER MIX) RuffNeck/LET’S WORK IT OUT (PERFORMANCE MIX) Exit (‘The Garage Sound Of Deepest New York’), RePublic Records LP
30 16 BUFFALO STANCE Neneh Cherry, Circa 12in
31 40 BREAK 4 LOVE (SPANISH FLY) Raze, Champion 12in
32 35 GIVE ME BACK YOUR LOVE (MIXES) Boyz In Shock featuring Carol Leeming, Jack Trax 12in
33 94 YEAH BUDDY (EXTENDED MIX) Royal House, Champion 12in
34 — HIP HOUSE (MIXES)/I CAN DANCE The DJ Fast Eddie, DJ International Records 12in
35 56 HOW FAR I GO (MIXES) Peter Black, US DJ International 12in
36 54 JOY AND PAIN Donna Allen, US Oceana LP
37 36 WEEKEND/JUST WANNA DANCE The Todd Terry Project, Sleeping Bag Records 12in
38 34 ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE (MIXES) Gary L, US Easy Street 12in
39 — MAKE IT LAST (MIXES) Skipworth & Turner, Fourth & Broadway 12in
40 — 2 HOT 2 STOP (MIXES) L.U.S.T., US Renée Records 12in
41 27 WHERE’S THE PARTY AT/THE MUSIC MAKER/UGLY PEOPLE BE QUIET (REMIX)/WHO’S IN THE PLACE Cash Money & Marvelous, US Sleeping Bag Records LP
42 — WE CAN MAKE IT/GOOD GIRL Bonnie Byrd, US Wadworth Records 12in
43 — HEY MUSIC LOVER (G-OO-D VIBRATION MIX) S’Xpress, Rhythm King 12in promo
44 26 USELESS (I DON’T NEED YOU NOW) (MARSHALL JEFFERSON WINDY CITY MIXES) Kym Mazelle, Syncopate 12in
45 31 MAKE MY BODY ROCK (FEEL IT) (MIXES) Jomanda, US Big Beat 12in
46 59 DO ME RIGHT Pebbles, US MCA Records 12in promo
47 re BLACK, ROCK AND RON (EXTENDED MIX/BEATS)/GETTING LARGE (INSTRUMENTAL) Black, Rock And Ron, Supreme 12in pre-release
48 — IN & OUT OF MY LIFE (CLUB MIX) Adeva, Garage Trax 12in
49 53 STRAIGHT FROM THE SOUL/NATURALLY (REMIX) Top Billin’, Rapsonic 12in
50 19 THE MIGHTY HARD ROCKER/FIND AN UGLY WOMAN Cash Money & Marvelous, Sleeping Bag Records 12in
51 50 WAITING IN VAIN Total Contrast, Criminal Records 12in
52 70 SOMEDAY (CLUB MIX) Ce Ce Rogers, US Atlantic 12in/UK promo
53 — TAKE IT FROM THE TOP/CRAZY CLAPS/MOVE YOUR BIG BOOTY (ACID)/LATIN HOUSE Smokin’ Gang, US Hot Mix 5 Inc 12in
54 43 KNOW HOW/(INSTRUMENTAL) Young MC, Fourth & Broadway 12in
55 72 SOULMATE (DANCIN’ DANNY D REMIXES) Wee Papa Girl Rappers, Jive 12in
56 81 NIGHT MOVES (MIXES) Rickster, Sure Delight 12in
57 37 TALKING WITH MYSELF/(OPIUM MIX) Electribe 1.0.1., Club 12in
58 51 TOUCH OF LOVE (MIXES) Liz Torres featuring Master C&J, Black Market Records 12in
59 55 SEDUCTION (MIXES) Seduction, US Vendetta Records 12in
60 68 ROCK THE DISCOTHEQUES/ACID JACKSON (LET’S GO) The Dynamic Guv’nors, Blapps! Records 12in
61 39 TOUCH ME (LOVE ME TONIGHT) Brian Keith, US New Image 12in
62 — MY MIND’S MADE UP/EVERYBODY Ambassadors Of Funk, Living Beat Records 12in
63 46 I GOTTA GOOD THING (REMIX) Super Lover Cee & Casanova Rud, US DNA International 12in
64 re THE LOVER IN ME (EXTENDED VERSION) Sheena Easton, MCA Records 12in
65 24 JACK OF SPADES (MIXES) Boogie Down Productions, Jive 12in
66 41 VOODOO RAY A Guy Called Gerald, Rham! Records 12in
67 — I WANNA ROCK (ST. PETE’S HOUSE MIX/BOBBY E. DAVIS PIANO MIX/HASAN & CHARLIE BABIE CLUB MIX/JOHN JAY’S FREESTYLE MIX Freestyle Express/TONY’S TECHNO HOUSE Tony Real, US Sunshine Music Ltd 12in
68 52 REACHIN’ (BROTHERHOOD MIX) Phase II, RePublic Records 12in
69 60 AT MY HOUSE/AND THE BREAK GOES ACID/SHAFTED OFF/FUNKY ACID MAKOSSA Frankie “Bones” presents Bonesbreaks Volume 2, US UnderWorld Records 12in
70 66 WHO IS IT?/CRUSHIN-N-BUSSIN (REMIX)/INCREASE THE PEACE/GREATEST MAN ALIVE 3-D, CityBeat LP
71 29 SAY A LITTLE PRAYER Bomb The Bass, Rhythm King 12in
72 69 SET THE PACE (SAY YEAH)/STYLIN’ (EXTENDED VERSION) Skinny Boys, Jive 12in
73 96 BUS STOP (LES ADAMS REMIX) N.93, Rhyme ‘n’ Reason Records 12in
74 re SALSA HOUSE Richie Rich, US Mercury 12in
75 — BODY FUSION Starvue, Graphic Records 12in limited edition
76 83 HOUSE EXPRESS/PUMP IT UP HOME BOY (MIXES) Mix Masters, US DJ International Records 12in
77 re AS ALWAYS (MIXES) Farley ‘Jackmaster’ Funk presents Ricky Dillard, Champion 12in
78 42 FEEL THE MUSIC (FEEL THE BASS) (MIXES) Double Trouble, B/Ware! Records 12in
79 97 THE PARTY/(ITALIAN VERSION/SEX VERSION) Rubix, German ZYX Records 12in
80 80 2 HYPE (DANCIN’ DANNY D UK REMIX/HOUSE INSTRUMENTAL/ORIGINAL VOCAL) Kid ‘N’ Play, Cooltempo 12in pre-release
81 49 LOVE FEVER (ADONIS’ MIXES) CCDP, Jive 12in
82 — BE THERE Melodious Myles Excel, US Legit 12in
83 — YOUR LOVE (CLUB/DUB) Aphrodisiac, US nugroove 12in
84 91 STRING FREE/CAN YOU FEEL THE BASS (MIXES) Phortune, US Hot Mix 5 Inc 12in
85 87 KEEP IT INSIDE/AFFAIR Cherrelle, Tabu LP
86 — CHIKKI CHIKKI AHH AHH (THE FREECLOUD REMIX)/REPRISE/OOCHI KOOCHI (CONRAD CADET MIX) Baby Ford, Rhythm King 12in
87 77 A DAY IN THE LIFE/WARLOCK Black Riot, Champion 12in
88 92 CAN YOU FEEL IT (DR MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. SPOKEN WORD MIX) Fingers Inc, Jack Trax 12in
89 — YOUR LOVE TAKES ME HIGHER (MAGIC JUAN’S SEX MIX) Beloved, WEA 12in promo
90 90 BABY DON’T FORGET MY NUMBER Milli Vanilli, Cooltempo 12in
91 — GIVE IT HERE/ON THE REAL TIP/JUST A POET (IT FEELS MIGHTY FINE) Def Jef, US Delicious Vinyl 12in
92 62 COME GET MY LOVIN’ (MIXES)/MOVE GROOVE Dionne, US Bigshot Records 12in
93 — CHANGE (MAKES YOU WANT TO HUSTLE) (LES ADAMS’ NOT JUST REARRANGE MIX) Blow (featuring Belva), 10 Records 12in
94 — THE DEPUTY OF LOVE MACHINE (TECHNO MIX/DIRTY BEATS MIX/SHAKIN BAKER MIX/CASTLE BEATS MIX The Love Machine featuring Rose Windross, The Dance Yard Recording Corporation 12in white label
95 98 IT IS WHAT IT IS/FEEL SURREAL/BEYOND THE DANCE Rhythim Is Rhythim, US Transmat 12in
96 — THE PROMISED LAND (CLUB MIX) Joe Smooth Inc featuring Anthony Thomas, US DJ International Records 12in
97 — DON’T YOU WANNA ROCK (CLUB ROCK/HOUSE VOCAL DUB) Fallout, US Fourth Floor Records 12in
98 — BUS STOP (REMIX) N.93, Rhyme ‘n’ Reason Records 12in white label
99 re KING OF THE BEATS Mantronix, US Capitol 12in
100= — PSYCHEDELIC SHACK (FRANKIE KNUCKLES/CHUCK ARTAMATIK MIXES) Trybe, US Wild Pitch Records 12in
100= — WHERE IS SHE NOW?/(INSTRUMENTAL)/LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT MY GIRL (SHORT MIX/MIX 1 EXTENSION/DUB MIX) Jerome ‘Secret Weapon’ Prister, US Tuff City 12in


POP DANCE

[No chart was printed this week, so places have been derived from the following week’s chart. As the last Pop Dance chart was printed on 17 December 1988, “last week” positions are omitted.]

01 GOOD LIFE Inner City, 10 Records 12in
02 BUFFALO STANCE Neneh Cherry, Rhythm King 12in
03 TAKE ME TO YOUR HEART Rick Astley, RCA 12in
04 LOCO IN ACAPULCO Four Tops, Arista 12in
05 STAKKER HUMANOID Humanoid, Westside 12in
06 BORN THIS WAY (LET’S DANCE) Cookie Crew, London 12in
07 SHE DRIVES ME CRAZY Fine Young Cannibals, London 12in
08 ESPECIALLY FOR YOU Kylie Minogue & Jason Donovan, PWL 12in
09 RHYTHM IS GONNA GET YOU Gloria Estefan/Miami Sound Machine, Epic 12in
10 YOU ARE THE ONE A-ha, Warner Bros 12in
11 STOP! Erasure, Mute 12in
12 RESPECT Adeva, Cooltempo 12in
13 to 15 missing
16 WAITING FOR A STAR TO FALL Boy Meets Girl, RCA 12in
17 ALL SHE WANTS IS Duran Duran, EMI 12in
18 DOWNTOWN ’88 Petula Clark, PRT 12in
19 to 20 missing


HI-NRG

[As will be explained in the following week’s RM, “due to a computer error” this week’s chart was incorrectly printed. Where known, places have been calculated from the “last week” positions in next week’s chart.]

01 02 REQUIEM (HAMBURG MIX) London Boys, WEA 12in
02 01 DOWN TOWN ’88 (PETER SLAGHUIS REMIX) Petula Clark, PRT 12in
03 13 KNOCKING ON YOUR DOOR (MARK SAUNDERS REMIX)/STOP! Erasure, Mute 12in
04 04 DANCE WITH ME Claudia T, Dutch Made Up 12in
05 03 LEFT TO MY OWN DEVICES (THE DISCO MIX) Pet Shop Boys, Parlophone 12in
06 09 NATHAN JONES (EXTENDED VERSION) Bananarama, London 12in
07 10 JACK TO THE SOUND OF THE UNDERGROUND Hithouse, Supreme 12in
08 06 A B C D/BAD GIRLS Radiorama, Italian Disco Merak Music 12in
09 15 AUTOMATICALLY YOURS Brenda Cochrane, Dazzle 12in
10 14 GOOD LIFE (MAGIC JUAN’S MIX) Inner City, 10 Records 12in
11 12 WHAT KIND OF LOVE Diana Randall, French Public 12in
12 07 I NEED YOUR PASSION Sweet Connection, German Blow Up 12in
13 missing
14 08 LOVE EVICTION/LOOKING FOR SOMEONE TO LOVE TONIGHT Quartzlock, Retro 12in
15 18 THE RUMOUR (SHEP PETTIBONE REMIX) Olivia Newton-John, US MCA 12in
16 38 YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’/LOVIN’ SUITE Quantize, Passion 12in
17 missing
18 11 OVER AND OVER AND OVER Michelle Goulet, Saturday 12in
19 missing
20 10 HEART OF GLASS Desiderata, Nightmare 12in
21 re NEVER SAY YOU LOVE ME David Lyme, German ZYX 12in
22 re POWER OF PERSUASION Pointer Sisters, US Columbia 12in
23 missing
24 missing
25 re FOOLS CRY Fancy, German Metronome 12in
26 missing
27 21 CALL ME/SIGNS OF LOVE Coco, German Blow Up 12in
28 re YOU CAN SET ME FREE Coo Coo, Italian Flea 12in
29 28 IT’S YOU Sheila Stewart, Dutch Made Up 12in
30 33 TOO MANY TIMES, TOO MANY CHANGES San, Belgian Infinity 12in
31 — YOU’RE THE ONE 1000 Ohm, Belgian ARS 12in
32 missing
33 20 MOVE IT IN, MOVE IT OUT Body Heat, Canadian Sizzle 12in
34 35 JUST FOR YOU Manuella, Belgian Hi Tension 12in
35 37 ONLY MUSIC SURVIVES (DJ PROMIX)/SPEND A LITTLE TIME Alba, Italian Merak Music 12in
36 missing
37 re SAYIN’ SORRY (DON’T MAKE IT RIGHT) Denise Lopez, Breakout 12in
38 — CRAZY FOR YOU Vanessa, Dutch Injection 12in
39 19 ROCK ME BABY Lysa Lynn, US Emergency 12in
40 missing

2 thoughts on “January 14, 1989: Tyree, Fast Eddie, Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock, Turntable Orchestra, Adeva”

  1. In James’s review of Guy’s ‘Teddy’s Jam’, the term “swing beat” finally makes its first appearance. It’s just a transitory term, though, and it will soon be superseded.

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  2. The error on the Hi-NRG chart appears to have actually just been that the titles were repeated from the previous week. Last week’s positions were correct, so the missing positions (with one correction) are as follows:
    7 5 Hithouse Jack To The Sound Of The Underground Supreme 12in
    13 16 Diana Ross Love Hangover (Dance Mix) Motown 12in
    17 22 Humanoid Stakker Humanoid Westside 12in
    19 30 C. C. Catch Backseat Of Your Cadillac German Hansa 12in
    23 23 Stock Aitken Waterman Ss Paparazzi (The Crowning King Mix) PWL 12in
    24 17 Rick Astley Take Me To Your Heart (Autumn Leaves Mix) RCA 12in
    26 24 Norma Manning All Over Again Passion 12in
    32 32 Timerider Cocoon (Theme From Hitman And Her’) Lisson 12in
    36 39 Sandra Everlasting Love (Pete Hammond Remix) Siren 12in
    40 40 Cherish Run To Me Instant Karma! 12in

    No entries fell off, so this gives the full top 40 for this week.

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