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Sean Smith - Evaluation Instrumental (Clip)

Here's my rework of one of my favorite classics.  Enjoy.

CLASSIC EDITS : DM vs. The Jacksons -  Let Me Show You (David Morales Rework)

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Great smooth jazz to add to anyones day or evening. Enjoy!

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Derrick Mckenzie Rhythm Sessions 05/01/24

Earth People - Dance (Original Mix)

https://neapolitansoulrecords.bandcamp.com/album/where-were-you
Neapolitan Soul - Where Were You (Original Phunky Mix)
soon on Soundmen On Wax
Produced and Mixed by Neapolitan Soul
Drum programming & Efx: Neapolitan Soul 
Bass and Rhodes: W. Teo - Crazy Corner Productions (London)
Strings: C. Romano (Naples)
Mastering: Scott Lees - Groove Technicians(Leeds)
Cover/Artwork: Davide Di Pede (Naples)
Dedicated to our dear friend Eric “Dj Pappa Hawaii”

Neapolitan Soul - Where Were You (Original Phunky Mix)SNIPPET

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Additional rework by Mus Threee & The Funklovers.
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More feedbacks:

Terry Hunter : Love this!!!
John Morales : Nice one very well done 
Antonio Ocasio : Great job!! Wonderful!
Kenny Carpenter : It's beautifull
Tedd Patterson : I like!
Benji Candelario : Awesome rendition!! Great Work!!! THANK YOU!!! 
Cevin FIsher : Nice!
Dj Oji : This is fantastic!
Robin Lee (FAZE ACTION):  Thumbs up here. Very old school disco version.
Robert Owens: Nice Mix.
DJ PIPPI (Ibiza): La versione è da pelle d'oca! Bella la suonerò questa estate
Dj Disciple : this is hot.
Doc Link : I love it
Tommy Musto : Nice
Evan Landes (Groove Junkies): Love it! Great job!!
Gershon Jackson : Dope!
Oscar P : Good Work
Nick Jones : Great! Thank you! Solid work!
Pepe Link : Super!!!
Master Kev : Very Nice! Well done!
Anthony Poteat : Love. Dunk lovers
Don Un : Sounds great
Geoffrey Cee : Wowww! Love it!! Dope!
Matt Early : Very nice
Mike Fossati (Spirit Of House) : 
From the The Funklovers and Mus Threee comes a truly classy and soulful four-to-the-floor re-imagination of the Marvin Gaye all time soul/r&b classic "What's going on" (the title song of his eleventh studio album released in early 1971) which combines Marvin Gaye's unrivaled vocals with a masterly orchestrated musical backing inspired by the Terry Hunter remix of "Distant lover" by Terisa Griffin. Simply wonderful...

Marvin Gaye & Terry Hunter - What's Going On (The Funklovers & Mus Threee  Ghetto Mix) 2019

Vince Montana Jr left us on April 13, he was 85 years. 

He spent most of them writing, playing and arranging beautiful music. You can hear playing vibraphone (or vibes for short) on pretty much EVERY recording that came out of Philadelphia's Sigma Sound Studio from the late 60s to the mid 80's.

He was playing the vibes with MFSB, composers Gamble & Huff's studio supergroup, the core of what is known as the Philly Sound. He conducted the same musicians as his own Salsoul Orchestra giving them many classic Disco songs, amongst them the infamous Runaway with Loleatta Holloway on vocals on which you can clearly hear Vince's trademark vibes licks. 

In the 90's newer school House producers got him back in the studio and he arranged strings for Mousse T, DJ Meme and most notably for MAW collaborating on the Braxton's cover of the Boss and remaking his own classic Runaway.  

When I first heard "The Way U Love Me" I immediately asked to remix it and a budget to be able to get Vince to score the strings and vibes in Philadelphia. I was certain the song could be turned into a Philly Sound classic. Despite suffering with major illness at the time Vince enthusiastically accepted and made my dream come true.

The T.S.O.P. version of "The Way U Love Me" is the remix I'm the most proud of. It features a cast of more than 30 people, each one of them putting a part of their soul in the recording.
The mix you can hear on this page is an unreleased instrumental edit where the forefront is taken by the string orchestra and vibraphone solos.

As India was saying in the NuYorican Soul remake of Runaway:
"Vince, play them vibes for us just one more time"

Full credits below: 

Ron Hall & The Muthafunkaz Feat. Marc Evans - The Way You Love Me (Dim’s T.S.O.P. Version) Unreleased Dubstrumental
Written by Gary Ahrens, Marc Evans, Gary Hudgins, Irvin Madden, Sean Spencer & Dimitri Yerasimos
Original Produced by DJ Spen & The MuthaFunkaz

Lead Vocals by Marc Evans
Background Vocals by Marc Evans, Jada Davis & KT Spencer

Original Keyboards by Gary Hudgins
Original Bass by Irvin Madden
Original Programming by Ron Hall & DJ Spen
Originally Mastered By Gary Deane @ Code Red Recording Studios Baltimore MD
Executive Producers: DJ Leo & Neil Pierce

T.S.O.P. Remix Exclusively Produced & Arranged by Dimitri from Paris for La French House of Entertainment
New Rhythm Section by Los Amigos Invisibles
New Drums by Juan Manuel Roura
New Bass by Jose Rafael Torres
New Keyboards by Armando Figueredo
New Guitar by Jose Luis Pardo
Congas by Mauricio Arcas
New Strings Arranged & Conducted by Vincent Montana, Jr.
New Violins by Igor Szwec, Diane Barnett, Gloria Justen, Louigi Mazzoechi, Olga Konopelsky & Elizabeth Kaderaback
New Violas by Davis Barnett & Nina Cottman
New Cello by Anthony Pirollo
New Vibraharp by Vincent Montana, Jr.
New Rhythm Section recorded at Tu Casa New York City & Casa del rhythmo, Brooklyn
New Strings recorded at The Studio, Philadelphia
New PA engineered by Jeff Chestek
New Vibraharp recorded at Philly Sound Works
Vibraphone recorded by Louis Benedetti

New Mix by Dimitri from Paris
Additional engineering by Julien Jabre at La French House Studio, Paris

Published by Defected Music Ltd & Blonde Music
P 2006 Defected Records
C 2008 Defected Records


Ron Hall & The Muthafunkaz Ft. Marc Evans-The Way You Love Me (Dim’s T.S.O.P. Version) Dubstrumental

Producer of pop, house, R&B & instrumental jazz music. Former Chicago house DJ.  WBMX Southside Battle of the DJs "selectee" in 1985. Former House DJ on KIIZ-FM 1991 - 1993 on the "Z Club Jam" Friday Night Show with Tony Michaels.

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