View Full Version : Good records on Casablanca
ladyboygrimsby
10-01-2003, 11:19 PM
I always think of Casablanca of the most conspicuous example of ;late period disco's over-production and consumption. God, there were a lot of crap records that came out on that label. <br /><br />However, there are lots of good ones, too. I'm thinking:<br />Donna Summer stuff<br />Alma Faye - Don't Fall In Love<br />Loose Change - Straight From The Heart<br />Margaret Singana - Why D'Ya Do It<br />Skatt Brothers - Walk The Night<br />Parliament - Up For The Down Stroke<br />Rare Gems Odyssey - What Is Funk<br />DC LaRue - Do You Want The Real Thing<br /><br />There must be a good Village People record, too. Is there?
REPLAY
10-01-2003, 11:27 PM
How about- <br />Brenda & The Tabulations "Let's Go All The Way Down"<br />Mroder's "The Chase"(from Midnight Express)<br />Mroder's "Battlestar Galactica" EP<br />Munich Machine<br />Disco Kid (never actually heard this one)<br />
Sean P
10-02-2003, 12:33 AM
As the Brenda was, strictly speaking, on a subsidiary, should we include Chocolate City, Parachute, Douglas, Earmarc, yada-yada? If so, puts me down for The Players, Cameo, some 7th Wonder, Harvey Scales, Last Poets and assorted crapola (TJM, Lipps, Inc.,) also. <br /><br />'Stop The Clock' by Bobbi Walker was a fave of mine and there's a Gloria summat-or-other who did a track called 'Get Down With The Get Down', which I used to really like also - t'was a little like Peter Brown's 'Dance With Me'.<br /><br />Let's not forget Greg Perry, Gloria Scott, Randy Brown and Jeannie Reynolds. Big up the Hackney Massive.
REPLAY
10-02-2003, 02:57 AM
<br />As the Brenda was, strictly speaking, on a subsidiary, should we include Chocolate City, ....<br /><br /><br />The Brenda & The Tabs that I've seen was on Casablanca proper... que no?
smiley
10-02-2003, 06:48 AM
KISS - "I Was Made For Loving You"<br />the drunken 3AM munter anthem : when you absolutely positively want to break every chair and table in a bar, accept no subsitute ;D<br />such a cool name for a record label too... great imagery... love the story about the gofers going from office to office on a friday afternoon taking the weekend's coke order from the staff.
Sean P
10-02-2003, 08:17 AM
<br /><br />The Brenda & The Tabs that I've seen was on Casablanca proper... que no?<br /><br /><br />Sure the LP's on Chocolate City, but the Krivit edit first appeared on the Casablanca 4-tracker in '86. <br />Any old excuse to include Cameo, really. :D
ladyboygrimsby
10-02-2003, 09:26 AM
Ah, yes, I overlooked Chocolate City. We have to have Cameo (and they also did another thing under an assumed name, Mantra, on Casablanca proper didn't they? It sounds like them to me).<br /><br />And if we include subsidiaries, then TJM's Small Circle Of Friends would be in there, I guess (thanks for the tip on that one, JJ!)<br /><br />What was on Parachute, Sean?<br /><br />That Kiss record is pants. Even if Harvey played it. :)
<br />I always think of Casablanca of the most conspicuous example of ;late period disco's over-production and consumption. God, there were a lot of crap records that came out on that label. <br /><br /><br />There must be a good Village People record, too. Is there?<br /><br /><br />The only Village People tune that I think is any good is Fire Island on their first (I think) album. But I've only got it on British DJM release so I'm unsure if it was on Casablanca in the US.<br /><br />DC
leebradlee
10-02-2003, 09:33 AM
Three I quite like are :-<br /><br />Teri DeSario - Ain't Nothin' Gonna Keep Me From You <br />The Pips - Baby I’m Your Fool<br />Pattie Brooks - After Dark<br /><br />lee
Asylum
10-02-2003, 09:38 AM
<br /><br />I always think of Casablanca of the most conspicuous example of ;late period disco's over-production and consumption. God, there were a lot of crap records that came out on that label. <br /><br /><br />There must be a good Village People record, too. Is there?<br /><br /><br />The only Village People tune that I think is any good is Fire Island on their first (I think) album. But I've only got it on British DJM release so I'm unsure if it was on Casablanca in the US.<br /><br />DC<br /><br /><br />VP aren't really a Casablanca act anyway...they were licensed in from Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo's Can't Stop Productions so they don't really count. They were on RCA for much of the world, Casablanca in the US etc. I always think of the tan RCA NZ / Aust label when I think of Village People
Sean P
10-02-2003, 10:05 AM
Yeah, Bill -<br />Mantra did sound rather too much like Cameo to have not been them(!) - rather like the LA Connection LP Cameo produced in '82, not to mention Charles Earland's 'The Only One'. Funny how anyone Cameo produced ended up sounding exactly like Cameo! The Players on Casablanca were actually Cameo, though - and there was quite a good single on C.C. by The Funkateers.<br /><br />Parachute people included 7th Wonder, Vernon Burch, Lalomie Washburn and Sidney Barnes from Rotary Connection.<br /><br /><br /><br />
matthew
10-02-2003, 12:38 PM
vernon burch - get up (?) which came out on a casablance 4 tracker with cameo's 'i just want to be'<br />and whatabout 'inch by inch' by persia, which must lay claim to the 'best record on casablanca' title
Topester
10-02-2003, 12:41 PM
I currently work with Willi Morrison of THP Orchestra fame (okay, total obscurity) and he produced Skatt Borthers Walk The Night for Casablanca. When I told him it was a pretty rare and sought after record and asked if he had any copies at home he said, "no, but perhaps I should have hung on to the 50,000 copies that casablanca didn't sell!! :o<br /><br />Jim Burgess mix of Kiss does it for me every time<br /><br />what about Alex Constantides Romeo & Juliet, first segment on the b-side. quite like that.<br />Starpoint - I Really Love You... or something like that... great disco track<br />Has anyone mentioned Parliament yet?<br /><br />WTF, Casablanca was a GREAT label!<br /><br />anyone got Casablanca Dance Masters - Street Edition - great mini Lp with Tee Scott Edit of Brenda & the tabulations, Skatt Bros., Parliament - Flashlight... used to be a regular cut-out in Mi-Price in Croydon, only bought it cos of the charts in the first i-D house article in 1986!<br /><br />Hey Sean - what was the Seventh Wonder track that Sugarhill turned into Eight Wonder and ended up being cut up on Adventures on the wheels Of Steel? Really want that...<br /><br />
howler
10-02-2003, 12:51 PM
wasn't it Daisy Lady?<br /><br />
ladyboygrimsby
10-02-2003, 12:57 PM
<br />what about Alex Constantides Romeo & Juliet, first segment on the b-side. quite like that.<br /><br />WTF, Casablanca was a GREAT label!<br /><br /><br /><br />If Alec Constanides ever made one good record, I'll eat my trousers. <br /><br />Casablanca was NOT a great label. You're thinking of the cream, but look at the rest of it. It was dire. When I lived in the US you couldn't move for dollar bin Casablanca records. They put out some great records largely by accident. In the same way that an infinite number of monkeys would eventually type the entire works of Shakespeare (that's Robbie not Will).
Andrew@6MS
10-02-2003, 01:48 PM
Easy Frank <br /><br />I'm sure the edit of Brenda & The Tabulations was a Danny Krivit edit.... ? I've got a copy at home and I seem to remember he had a lot of work put his way by Polygram (parent company) around that time. Something to do with his friendship with a bloke called Tim Rogers if I'm not mistaken. It's one of the reasons why his edit of "Funky Drummer" appeared on "In The Jungle Groove" by James Brown.<br /><br />Casablanca was patchy, but had some great moments:<br /><br />Harvey Scales - Dancing Room Only<br />7th Wonder - Do It With Your Body<br />Cher - Take Me Home<br />Parliament - most of their stuff<br />
Andrew@6MS
10-02-2003, 01:52 PM
......oh, and how could I forget:<br /><br />Donna Summer - Spring Affair. One of my all time faves! :)
REPLAY
10-02-2003, 03:06 PM
<br /><br /><br />The Brenda & The Tabs that I've seen was on Casablanca proper... que no?<br /><br /><br />Sure the LP's on Chocolate City, but the Krivit edit first appeared on the Casablanca 4-tracker in '86. <br />Any old excuse to include Cameo, really. :D<br /><br /><br />Aside from the 4 tracker, wasn't there a casablanca 12 with "let's Go..." one one side and a different group, maybe parliment, on the flip?<br /><br />Al Kent...jump in here if this sounds familiar...
ladyboygrimsby
10-02-2003, 03:13 PM
<br /><br /><br /><br />The Brenda & The Tabs that I've seen was on Casablanca proper... que no?<br /><br /><br />Sure the LP's on Chocolate City, but the Krivit edit first appeared on the Casablanca 4-tracker in '86. <br />Any old excuse to include Cameo, really. :D<br /><br /><br />Aside from the 4 tracker, wasn't there a casablanca 12 with "let's Go..." one one side and a different group, maybe parliment, on the flip?<br /><br />Al Kent...jump in here if this sounds familiar...<br /><br /><br /><br />Parliament - Give Up The Funk
Al Kent
10-02-2003, 03:13 PM
I'm pretty sure there are two issues as you say Klas.
Andrew mentioned Spring Affair. One of my other Donna favs was Theme From The Deep.<br /><br />Parliament's Mothership Connection is one of my all time fav albums - mad stuff.<br /><br />Now where's my sunglasses? I nedd to see what I'm doin'<br /><br />Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication.
Topester
10-02-2003, 04:36 PM
Come on Bill there was some right toilet on Salsoul an' all... pretty good roster from what everyone's come up with so far...<br /><br />what about... worst records on casablanca?<br /><br />there was a terrible, terrible Evelyn King thing produced by Ian Levine around 1979
Jolyon
10-02-2003, 04:48 PM
Flashlight.<br /><br />Frank - can you tell us more about Walk The Night....? I mean....what does it all mean?!! :o
ladyboygrimsby
10-02-2003, 04:54 PM
<br />Come on Bill there was some right toilet on Salsoul an' all... pretty good roster from what everyone's come up with so far...<br /><br />what about... worst records on casablanca?<br /><br />there was a terrible, terrible Evelyn King thing produced by Ian Levine around 1979<br /><br /><br />Oh, I agree with you about Salsoul, but I still think pound-for-pound, Casablanca put out more bad than good. Looking at their catalogue is a great argument against cocaine, IMO.
Clarkeecat
10-02-2003, 05:02 PM
t'aint disco but I always like a listen of Greg Perry's One For the Road LP
Andrew@6MS
10-02-2003, 05:04 PM
Question being, IS there a label that put out consistently good product?
Jolyon
10-02-2003, 05:07 PM
Jack Trax ... mostly.<br /><br />
Andrew@6MS
10-02-2003, 05:08 PM
"Mostly".......... that's cheating!
howler
10-02-2003, 05:13 PM
Black Vinyl??
Topester
10-02-2003, 05:13 PM
<br />Easy Frank <br /><br />I'm sure the edit of Brenda & The Tabulations was a Danny Krivit edit.... ? I've got a copy at home and I seem to remember he had a lot of work put his way by Polygram (parent company) around that time. Something to do with his friendship with a bloke called Tim Rogers if I'm not mistaken. It's one of the reasons why his edit of "Funky Drummer" appeared on "In The Jungle Groove" by James Brown.<br /><br />Hi Andrew... no I think you're right... damn this Altzeimers... just found the interview with Dr K in Big Daddy's History Of Cut N' Paste and he confirms it. I think the Tee Scott one is on some typically rum New York 12 I've got... very long 10 minute plus mix, has Jakki - Sun Sun Sun on the flip. the Krivit one on the Casablanca mini album is the version though - wickedly tight edit about two thirds of the way through... did Krivit do the edit on Visage 'PLeasure Boys' on the Polydor Dance - UK Edition LP? turning terrible new romantic into all time electro classic cut<br /><br /><br />
Topester
10-02-2003, 05:21 PM
Jack Trax - no way, there's a massive load of the cobblers off that label in Soul & Dance Exchange's bargain bins... its not all Strings Of LIfe and Lost In the Groove and Another Side you know... and weren't there a lot of er... "clearance" problems with Jack Trax?<br /><br />Still Jack Trax Volumes 3 and four - my entrance exam into acid house!
Andrew@6MS
10-02-2003, 05:23 PM
I think Mr K was indeed behind the Visage edit, as well as Rare Earth's "Happy Song" (which is called Happy Song Or Dance on the bootie 12").<br /><br />Who cares - fucking great record!
ladyboygrimsby
10-02-2003, 05:33 PM
<br />Question being, IS there a label that put out consistently good product?<br /><br /><br />Island Record from its inception until early 80s when Chris Blackwell's involvement seemed to wane (and then he got bought out). Lots of great ska in the first period, then loads of mad rock groups added to the roster for the second period (Spooky Tooth, Doctor Strangely Strange But Oddly Rather Normal, McDonald & Giles etc), then folky stuff in the early 70s (John Martyn, Nick Drake), blue-eyed soul (Stevie Winwood, Jess Roden), the great Roxy Music, then loads of second wave reggae, including Sir Bob Marley, and then the Steven Stanley period when he was Island house engineer: Gwen Guthrie, Grace Jones (post-Moulton) and then the go-go and hi-life stuff (King Sunny Ade, Trouble Funk)<br /><br />And U2, who singlehandedly kept the label afloat when they lost the plot.
Andrew@6MS
10-02-2003, 05:39 PM
Mmmmm....... Steve Winwood - do like a bit of that.<br /><br />I played "While You See A Chance" once, and someone said it sounded like The Kids From Fame. Some people have no taste!!! ;D
ladyboygrimsby
10-02-2003, 05:49 PM
<br />Mmmmm....... Steve Winwood - do like a bit of that.<br /><br />I played "While You See A Chance" once, and someone said it sounded like The Kids From Fame. Some people have no taste!!! ;D<br /><br /><br />The Winwood tune of choice for me is Time Is Running Out (the 12-inch). The A-side is really good, but the B-side, basically a dub of the A called Penultimate Zone is properly nuts. It sounds liker a deep house record made in 1977. Not an easy one to turn up for some reason, but worth it.
Jolyon
10-02-2003, 05:59 PM
Can't argue with Island.<br /><br />There was some pony on Jack Trax true, but three first 4 LPs hardly had a bad cut, plus they released all the Fingers stuff.<br /><br />12 J TRAX 04 Mickey Oliver - "Just A Tease" (12") RUBBISH<br />12 J TRAX 06 Kenny 'Jammin' Jason - "Don't Want It" (12") AVERAGE<br />12 J TRAX 07 Risse - "House Train" (12") RUBBISH<br />12 J TRAX 08 Fingers Inc. - "Distant Planet" (12") <br />12 J TRAX 09 Ralphi Rosario - "I Want You" (12") <br />12 J TRAX 10 Mr. Fingers - "EP" (12") <br />12 J TRAX 12 Fingers Inc. - "So Glad" (12") <br />12 J TRAX 13 M. Doc - "It's Percussion" (12") RUBBISH<br />7 JTX 12 Fingers Inc. - "So Glad" (7") <br />DEPP 1 Various - "The Deep House Sampler Volume 1" (12") <br />DOT 1 Various - "Acid House" (LP) <br />FING 1 Fingers Inc. - "Another Side" (2x12") <br />FING 2 Mr. Fingers - "Ammnesia" (2x12") <br />JTRAX 01 Various - "Jack Trax - The First Album" (LP) <br />JTRAX 02 Various - "Jack Trax - The Second Album" (LP) <br />JTRAX 03 Various - "Jack Trax - The Third Album" (LP) <br />JTRAX 04 Various - "Jack Trax - The Fourth Album" (2x12") <br />JTRAX 04 Various - "Jack Trax - The Fourth Album" (2x12") <br />JTRAX 05 Various - "Jack Trax - The Fifth Album" (2x12") <br />JTRAX 06 Various - "Jack Trax - The Sixth Album" (2x12") AVERAGE <br />JTRAX 07 Various - "Jack Trax - The Seventh Album" (LP) RUBBISH<br />JTX 01 Ralphi Rosario - "You Used To Hold Me" (12") <br />JTX 02 Fingers Inc. - "Never No More Lonely / Distant Planet" (12") <br />JTX 03 Various - "EP" (12") <br />JTX 04 Mr. Fingers - "EP" (12") <br />JTX 05 Liz Torrez - "What You Make Me Feel / No More Mind Games" (12") <br />JTX 07 Risse - "House Train" (12") RUBBISH<br />JTX 08 Fingers Inc. - "Distant Planet" (12") <br />JTX 14 Phuture - "The Creator" (12") <br />JTX 15 Various - "Lost In The Sound / Do You Wanna Jack" (12") <br />JTX 16 J.M. Silk - "All In Vain" (12") AVERAGE<br />JTX 18 Liz Torres - "Can't Get Enough" (12") <br />JTX 19 Nightwriters, The - "Let The Music Use You" (12") <br />JTX 20 Fingers Inc. - "Can You Feel It" (12") <br />JTX 21 Pierre's Pfantasy Club - "Dream Girl" (12") <br />JTX 24 Nightwriters, The - "Over You" (12") <br />JTX 25 Keith Thompson - "Love Is Not A Toy" (12") AVERAGE<br />JTX 26 Hardhouse - "The Bass Girl / Voices In My House" (12") AVERAGE<br />JTX 29 Victor Romeo - "Love Will Find A Way" (12") <br />JTX 30 Ricky Dillard - "To Live This Live" (12") DUNNO IT<br />JTX 32 Mr. Fingers - "Love And Justice" (12") <br />JTX 33 Smallage - "Together" (12") <br />JTX-01- Liz Torres - "No More Mind Games" (12") <br />KNIGHT 1 White Knight - "Jack The House Ep" (LP) RUBBISH<br />LIZ T 1 Liz Torres Featuring Master C & J - "Can't Get Enough" (LP) <br />
Topester
10-02-2003, 06:14 PM
J you've got too much time on your hands!
Jolyon
10-02-2003, 07:38 PM
Don't tell my boss that.haha
domodisco
10-02-2003, 08:13 PM
So...I've been lurking for a while, but I couldn't resist a thread about Casablanca... There was indeed a lot of crap, but some absolute corkers that are often overlooked, like<br /><br />Cindy & Roy - Can You Feel It and Testify<br />Sumeria - Golden Tears<br />Persia - Inch by Inch<br />Jeff Kutash & the Dancing Machine - Ease On Down<br />Eddie Drennon - Would You Dance to My Music<br /><br />
Sean P
10-02-2003, 09:29 PM
I think Kranny Divit had a relative who worked for Polygram NY - may have even been Krivit, Sr. This is probably how he got his foot in the (Poly) dor. <br /><br />Casablanca wasn't one of my favourite labels at all - they were just too tacky and rather inconsistent. Parliament, Parlet and Cameo were my Casa' fortes, as well as the bits I mentioned earlier.<br /><br />But, hey - as a label, they were about as 'D.I.S.C.O.' as you could get, in every respect. Now, everyone do a line for Bogart and Holmes...
ladyboygrimsby
10-02-2003, 09:54 PM
<br />So...I've been lurking for a while, but I couldn't resist a thread about Casablanca... There was indeed a lot of crap, but some absolute corkers that are often overlooked, like<br /><br />Cindy & Roy - Can You Feel It and Testify<br />Sumeria - Golden Tears<br />Persia - Inch by Inch<br />Jeff Kutash & the Dancing Machine - Ease On Down<br />Eddie Drennon - Would You Dance to My Music<br /><br /><br />Hi and welxome Domo. The only one I know is Persia, so I'll try and check out the others.
Jolyon
10-02-2003, 10:13 PM
<br />So...I've been lurking for a while, but I couldn't resist a thread about Casablanca... There was indeed a lot of crap, but some absolute corkers that are often overlooked, like<br /><br />Cindy & Roy - Can You Feel It and Testify<br />Sumeria - Golden Tears<br />Persia - Inch by Inch<br />Jeff Kutash & the Dancing Machine - Ease On Down<br />Eddie Drennon - Would You Dance to My Music<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />Hey Jason! Good to see you!
REPLAY
10-02-2003, 11:11 PM
<br />This is probably how he got his foot in the (Poly) dor. <br /><br /><br /> :D
suenomartino
10-03-2003, 03:29 AM
<br />Casablanca Dance Masters - Street Edition - great mini Lp with Tee Scott Edit of Brenda & the tabulations, Skatt Bros., Parliament - Flashlight... <br />Great record! Resides in my dj box on a permanent basis. 'Lets go all way down' is actually a Danny Krivit re-edit though.. ;)<br /><br />Apparently there was more records in this series? Can anyone confirm?<br /><br />-j<br /><br />
Sean P
10-03-2003, 09:24 AM
Just three, I recall - the black one (with Brenda), the blue one (with Visage) and a white one, which didn't appeal to me at the time. Can't remember who was on it, though.
Andrew@6MS
10-03-2003, 10:13 AM
I'm pretty sure the white one was Mercury, and it had Junior and Central Line. Not sure who the other two artists were.
Just noticed this thread. Agree that they did release alot of shite, but going back to Casablanca and its subsids, I really like ..<br /><br />Music, Harmony & Rhythm - Brooklyn Dreams (Millenium Records 1977, I think - not at home at the mo. It has to be the 12" though, as the LP version doesn't contain the nice long instrumental break)<br /><br />We Are Climbing Higher - Seventh Wonder (Parachute Recs around 78 - a blinding little funky soul thing). There are also great segments in Seventh Wonder's "Do It With Your Body". It's been sampled in a couple of house records (one by that Cockolotto bloke) but I reckon it's one for your re-edit guy Bill. Lovely bass line..<br /><br />Rigor Mortis - Cameo (Chocolate City 76?) - Not as good a record as, say, Sound Table, but a wicked little funky one that doesn't get played too often)<br /><br />The Fruit Song - Jeannie Reynolds (Casablanca 75(?) - top, top soul tune with pucka lyrics. This is the woman who later killed her kids and herself I think)<br /><br />And on that pleasant note...!<br />Eezy<br />JJ<br /><br />
ladyboygrimsby
10-03-2003, 11:06 AM
Was Millennium a subsidiary as well, then?<br /><br />Rigor Mortis is excellent. First Cameo record I bought. I think it's the first album isn't it? I don't recall seeing one pre-76.
Andrew@6MS
10-03-2003, 11:13 AM
There was a nice re-edited version of "Do It With Your Body" that appeared on "Disco Elements Vol 2" back in 1992 - Zaki D & Rob Mello's disco project on Azuli. Took all the best elements and made it super-sweet.
Sean P
10-03-2003, 11:47 AM
<br />Was Millennium a subsidiary as well, then?<br /><br />Rigor Mortis is excellent. First Cameo record I bought. I think it's the first album isn't it? I don't recall seeing one pre-76. <br /><br /><br />JJ's right, Millennium was a Casablanca sister but later went to (I think) RCA - there's an early Peech Boys/Fowler 12 on there called 'Stand Up'. <br />There was actually an earlier Cameo LP (from '74) with Gwen Guthrie in vocals, though under the name of East Coast.
"Find My Way" by Cameo is another mad one. Sounds like the sort of thing they would have played up North. Can any old Mecca-goers out there confirm? <br /><br />Andrew, thanks for the info on the 7th wonder re-edit. I've got a couple of them DE 12"s but don't know that one. Cheeky, I know, but can you put it on my next CD?!! You know I'll reciprocate...<br /><br />Eezy<br />JJ<br />
Andrew@6MS
10-03-2003, 12:50 PM
No probs mate. I'll put a reminder up somewhere....... memory not what it used to be and all that!!
Andrew - don't forget to do him that CD!!!
Topester
10-03-2003, 01:19 PM
If Millenium was a subsidiary then you have to add Brooklyn Dreams - Streetman and there's a cover of Another Brick In The Wall by Snatch that might bring the wrath of the board down but that does for me every time.
Sean P
10-03-2003, 01:24 PM
<br />If Millenium was a subsidiary then you have to add Brooklyn Dreams - Streetman and there's a cover of Another Brick In The Wall by Snatch that might bring the wrath of the board down but that does for me every time. <br /><br /><br />The band name escaped me, Francis, but 'Stand Up' is the b-side of '...Wall'.
Grimsby-ites into their funky rock would like "Sad Eyes" by Brooklyn Dreams.<br /><br />JJ
ladyboygrimsby
10-03-2003, 01:40 PM
<br />Grimsby-ites into their funky rock would like "Sad Eyes" by Brooklyn Dreams.<br /><br />JJ<br /><br /><br />Album or 12-inch? Everything I've heard by them, apart from Music, Harmony & Rhythm, has been pretty rubbish. I don't even like Streetman very much (at the risk of sounding like a heretic). I bought an album and that was Le Grand Panatalons, too.
LP, BB<br /><br />EZ<br />JJ
Andrew@6MS
10-03-2003, 02:29 PM
Forgot a corker...<br /><br />"Do That To Me One More Time" by Captain & Tennille.
John Hall
10-07-2003, 03:14 AM
Great site.<br /><br />Aside from the various Casablanca items mentioned here, <br />I have to add a weird one that I reallly liike:<br /><br />Dennis Parker promo 12" with extended remixes of <br />Like An Eagle (dark, druggy, sleazy, great)<br /><br />NY By NIght...(corny, Broadway show-like, historic interest, funny , great.)
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