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A Cheeky Little Project that i have been messing about with,it has a BIG old sample from Mr Kranz !!!


Din Da Da

Lemelle - You Got Something Special (Leviticus Records 1982)

Learn To Give (Lenny Fontana Remix)

Cool Million ft. Marc Evans 
Dontcha Wanna Dance / PJMS 0186

We are pleased to announce that the dynamic duo COOL MILLION are back with a killer song featuring no one other than MARC EVANS the man with one of the industry biggest vocals.
The song 'Dontcha Wanna Dance' has that classic Cool Million feel, topped with power full horns and rides on a catchy groove – all set for dance floors across the globe.

Marc Evans is no newcomer on the soul circuit, many of his songs has been crossed over from house to the soul scene – because he is by heart a soul singer. And this new song alongside Cool Million will once again prove that Marc is a gem when it comes to vocal performance of highest high.

Marc A. Evans, a native Baltimorean, was born into music. Yet amazingly, this son of a vocalist and jazz saxophonist didn't discover his own music until his late teens. Finally, as a student at Morgan State University, under the tutelage of Dr. Nathan Carter, Evans began nurturing a love for music. Out of that nurturing arises one of the most sultry, smokey baritones ever. That smooth voice meshed with passionate delivery sets Evans apart from the rest as one of the most talented vocalists of the millennium.

Cool Million KNOW about music. They are not following trends, jumping on bandwagons or even trying to create a trend. These gentleman are simply creating real music with real feeling and doing so with all the knowledge, love and respect for what we can affectionately call the groove! 

Although attempts to work with Evans has been made earlier It have not been possible to hook up until now says Cool Million (Rob Hardt & Frank Ryle), we are extremely happy and grateful to be able to release this song with Marc as our first single of the coming album (No Ordinary Music).

The song perfectly reflect what Cool million is about and we do believe this is a very strong first single. We certainly look forward to our fans reaction – but we are confident that people will embrace ‘Dontcha Wanna Dance' with same enthusiasm as our previously work.

The single ‘Dontcha Wanna Dance' comes with remixes from; Julius Papp, Morten Trust and riCkY InCh.

'Taking Soul Music Back To The Future', Cool Million 
Sed Soul Records – Peppermint Jam Records

Dontcha Wanna Dance

Cool Million feat. Marc Evans - Dontcha Wanna Dance (12  Mix) 96 kbit/s

First Choice, this is my remix as played in the Slinger an Baccara the clubs where I was a DJ in the 80's. Using taperecorders and turntables (SL1200) I created this mix. Transferred from the original mastertape, using a ReVox PR99 and ProTools.

The '70s Philly disco vocal group First Choice's first big breakthrough was the infectious "Armed and Extremely Dangerous". Rochelle Fleming, Joyce Jones, and Chester, PA, native Annette Guest were originally known as the Debonettes and performed around Philadelphia.
Lead singer Rochelle Fleming and Annette Guest were part of a vocal quintet when both were students at Overbrook High School in Philadelphia. Rehearsing in Guest's mother's house, the group began making the rounds of talent shows and public events. After contacting WDAS Radio DJ Georgie Woods, introduced them to Philly soul guitarist, songwriter, producer and The Delfonics' manager Norman Harris. By the time the group went into the recording studio, the lineup was Fleming, Guest, Wardell Piper, and Mulaney Star. The group's first release was a song written by Harris and Allan Felder, the pumping "This Is the House Where Love Died," which was leased to New York's Sceptor Records and issued on their Wand imprint in 1972, but failed to chart nationally. Soon after Mulaney Star left the group.
In 1973, the group signed to the Philly Groove label which was distributed by Bell Records. Their next single "Armed and Extremely Dangerous," was their first big hit, going to number 11 R&amp;B on Billboard's charts in early 1973. The track was also a Top 20 U.K. hit. Around this time, Wardell Piper exited the group and was replaced by Joyce Jones.
Armed and Extremely Dangerous was released in fall 1973. The single "Smarty Pants," a cautionary tale about unwanted pregnancy, reached number 25 on the R&amp;B charts. The album included a cover of the Al Green classic "Love and Happiness." The trio's next single, the pumping "Newsy Neighbors," peaked at number 35 R&amp;B in early 1974.
Around 1977, Joyce Jones left the group and was replaced by Ursula Herring. Delusions, released in fall 1977 is generally regarded as the trio's best LP, it featured lyrically rich dance tunes as well as luscious ballads and gave Philadelphia native Fleming her best showcase, displaying one of the most distinctive lead vocalists in soul/dance/pop music. Fleming's vocals are also one of the most sampled, heard on countless dance records from around the world. Their next Gold Mind LP, Hold Your Horses, was released in March 1979, with the title track becoming a disco classic. That same year, Debbie Martin replaced Ursula Herring. Around 1983 the trio split.
In the 80s, the disco influenced house music genre emerged new life was breathed into disco-soul groups like First Choice. "Love Thang" and "Let No Man Put Asunder" began to surface in club DJs' dance-floor mixes, and were met with loud enthusiasm from the crowd. Possibly bolstered by countless bootlegs, Salsoul issued a 12'' single remix of "Let No Man Put Asunder" by DJ Frankie Knuckles. He helped popularize the record by including it in his turntable mixes during his stints at Chicago night club The Warehouse and on his lunchtime "hot mixes" on local radio station WBMX-FM. Delusions was reissued on CD by U.K. label Charly in December 1994.
In 1987, Fleming reformed a version of First Choice with her cousin Laconya Fleming and Lawrence Cottel, who recorded a single for Prelude Records, "Love Itch." In the '90s, Rochelle Fleming continued to record in the U.S. and Europe.


First Choice - Let no man put Asunder - DJ Martin Tarzan Slinger Remix 1983

Sand Castles

Second Image - Can't Keep Holding On

Re-edit of the mighty Is It All Over My Face by Loose Joints. (Not that it needed any edits..)

Loose Joints - Is It All Over My Face (Psonic Psummer Edit)

Back For More (feat. Eugene Wilde)

3 Bobby D'Ambrosio Feat Michelle Weeks - The Day (Classic Club Mix)

OLI LAZARUS’ REEL PEOPLE are back with a very special double single taken from RETROFLECTION a brand new long player due for release in October 2018.

Originally released as limited edition 12” Vinyl in conjunction with RECORD STORE DAY 2018, I’M IN LOVE & CAN’T FAKE THE FEELING are now available through all digital platforms.

REEL PEOPLE team up with the outstanding NAVASHA DAYA one of the US’ finest Soul voices and someone who has been on the RP radar for a very very long time. Together they tackle two classics from yest-a-year in GERALDINE HUNT – CAN’T FAKE THE FEELING and EVELYN ‘CHAMPAGNE’ KING – I’M IN LOVE.

To add the icing to the cake, we are delighted to welcome JOHN MORALES who has stunningly crafted a wonderful rework of CAN”T FAKE THE FEELING.

I’m In Love / Can’t Fake The Feeling

Can't Fake The Feeling (John Morales M+M Main Mix)

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Reel People feat. Navasha Daya - Can't Fake The Feeling (John Morales M+M Main Mix)

CHECK THE FINAL RESTORED VERSION HERE: 
https://fomplace.bandcamp.com/album/ron-hardys-restored-edit
A beat restoration by Nicolas Diez to the RON HARDY's EDIT for First Choice's Classic.

First choice - Let no man put asunder (Ron Hardy beatfix edit V.1)

Steve 'Silk' Hurley - Jack Your Body - Discolores Edit

"2 Puerto Ricans, A Black Man And A Dominican" was a short-lived house-music group featuring David Morales and Robert Clivillés (Puerto Ricans), David Cole (Black), and Chep Nuñez (Dominican). In 1987, it scored a hit in dance clubs with its debut song, "Do it Properly," the only release on Grooveline Records. The single was released in the UK on the London Records label; it entered the UK singles chart on 13 June 1987, and reached a peak of number 47, remaining in the chart for 4 weeks. Clivillés and Cole recorded in 1988 a sequel called "So Many Ways (Do It Properly Part II)" with the Brat Pack on Vendetta/A&M Records. "Do It Properly" was covered again by vocalist Deborah Cooper, who worked with C+C, in 1999 for The Collaboration.

Lemelle - You Got Something Special (Leviticus Records 1982)

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