Bonne écoute à tous.................... Space Monkey – Can't Stop Running.... Label: Epic – EPCA 12.3742, Innervision Records (2) – EPCA 12.3742 Format: Vinyle, 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single Pays: Europe Sortie: 1983 Space Monkey Vrai nom: Paul Goodchild Sites: ispacemonkey.com , Facebook , MySpace , Wikipedia Membres: Adrian Lee, Paul Goodchild ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWimSbx1fyg

Bonne écoute à tous............ January 89 - Mixes 2 Label: DMC – DMC 72/2 Format: Vinyle, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM Pays: UK Sortie: janv. 1989 Shalamar Profil: Formed 1976 in New York, New York, by Soul Train booking agent Dick Griffey and British producer Simon Soussan. The first Shalamar release, Uptown Festival, was recorded by faceless session singers. Griffey and Soussan decided to form a group proper when that single was a success, and plucked members Jody Watley (b. 30th January 1959, Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.), Jeffrey Daniel (b. 24th August 1957), and Gary Mumford that was replaced by Gerald Brown, from the Soul Train set where they were primarily dancers. Gerald Brown was replaced the following year by Howard Hewett (b. 1st October 1955 in Akron, Ohio, U.S.A.) thus completing the group's best known incarnation. In 1983, Jody Watley and Jeffrey Daniel left the group for solo careers and were replaced by Delisa Davis and Micki Free. Howard Hewett left the group in 1986 to embark on his own solo career, as well as production for acts such as his then wife Nia Peeples, and was replaced by Sidney Justin. The band broke up in 1991, though Sidney Justin continued to tour with a new incarnation of Shalamar. In 2005, Hewett and Daniel reformed Shalamar with new member Carolyn Griffey, who is the daughter of Dick Griffey and singer Carrie Lucas, and a former member of R&B duo Absolute, and they performed on the British talent show "Hit Me Baby One More Time". They did not win, but continue to tour together. In 2015, Jody Watley acquired the trademark to the Shalamar name and began touring with new members Nate Allen Smith and Rosero McCoy. The Hewett and Daniels led reformation also continued to use the name, causing conflict between the two versions of the group. Less Sites: shalamar.info, shalamar.org, Wikipedia, Facebook Membres: Carolyn Griffey, Delisa Davis, Gary Mumford, Gerald Brown (2), Howard Hewett, Jeffrey Daniel (3), Jermaine Stewart, Jody Watley, Lisa Sarna, Micki Free, Sidney Justin Peter Slaghuis Vrai nom: Peter Slaghuis Profil: The name Hithouse is Peter's last name in English. Slag means Hit, Huis means House. So in English his name would be Peter Hithouse. Peter Slaghuis was a meteor in the world of dance music in mid and late eighties. Based in Holland, Slaghuis gets known in the world of underground djs for his fourteen albums of "Disco Breaks", and builds a credibility with a series of remixes, like Abba's "Lay all your love on me", Maria Vidal's "Body rock" and especially the million selling Nu Shooz hit "I can't wait", in 1986. In 1984 he is also involved in dance act The Video Kids, releasing the single "Woodpeckers from space". When the house music phenomenon reaches Europe, not only Slaghuis is one of the first dutch deejays to spin house (at the Bluetiek Inn in Rotterdam) but also one of the pioneers of sampling, with a couple of 1988/89 hits made under the name Hithouse. His first hit record is "Jack to the sound of the underground" (the term "jack" comes from Chicago house slang and recalls the act of frenetically dancing to a house beat - see US titles like Steve "Silk" Hurley's "Jack your body") and at the beginning it lifts some samples from Coldcut's "Say kids what time is it". The track goes to no.14 in the UK charts. "Jack to the sound..." also is one of the first records to have an "acid" remix treatment, and finally the track itself gets sampled on Italian underground dance hit "Judicta" by Mod n.4. The sequel ("Move your feet to the rhythm of the beat") isn't equally lucky. The formula is basically the same (a catchy hi-energy loop covered with a collection of samples) but it lacks of those catchy hooklines that were present in the first one. One of these was a large excerpt of Kelly Charles' "You're no good for me". After these two singles and a bunch of some other minor productions (like a weird remix of Lynn Collins' version of the classic Isley Brothers-penned "Shout", obscure dj-only mixes like a DMC remix of Madonna's "La Isla Bonita" and the Holy Noise project with his dj friend Paul Elstak, later known as the godfather of gabber and owner of Rotterdam Records), Hithouse mixes one of the versions of the Technotronic megahit "Pump up the jam" (both acts were on the same Benelux label, ARS) and founds Hithouse Records. Peter Slaghuis sadly dies in a car accident a couple of years later (5-sep-1991), but honest historians of dance music will never be able to deny that he gave a small -but essential- contribution to the birth of sampling and electronic scene. The Kelly Charles sample resurfaces in 1994, as the vocal hook on a major international hit: "No good" - by none else than The Prodigy. Sadley Died In A Car Crash Coming Home After DJing In Holland, He Was Only 30 Years Old in 1991 Less Sites: peterslaghuis.com, Wikipedia Dans les groupes: Beat Boys (5), Holy Noise, Problem House, Starmix, The Sound Of Rotterdam, Timedrillers, Video Kids ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXXeIOb-zzw