Barry White true iconic legend of disco funk soul pop !!! Singer writer producer director he did it all I love this man a truly brilliant American singer his deep voice would drive women crazy all over the world !!! This remix is fantastic something different from the original 7inch released tracks I've been a Barry White fan since about 1977 and this was a truly golden era of high quality music chic blondie Roxy music boney m rod Stewart bee gees earth wind and fire ABBA Diana Ross leo sayer supertramp queen chaka khan elo meatloaf top TV programs starsky and hutch kojak cannon rising damp porridge sorry dukes of hazzard buck Rogers Muppets happy days doctor who great films star wars superman jaws 2 grease Saturday night fever the spy who loved me the Deer Hunter apolcypse now marathon man the boys from Brazil !!! And I went to my first Manchester united game at old Trafford v Leeds !!!
Espectacular divino excepcional fantástico que tal entrada long versión full extended instrumental....Un abrazo hasta el cielo querido maestro Barry White....
Very good mix. One criticque, if you don't mind. You left out the "peak section" where the horn and violin sounding instruments crank it up into a crescendo.
I'm old school...was spinning vinyl before this guy was even THOUGHT of. It's a MAJOR fail. It was MUSIC back then, not "noise." EDM is mostly "noise."
ACLTony I never used cassettes for production or doing a set; I had a nice Ampex 351-2 for that, but I would run off cassettes for patrons for a fee. I was a Maxell guy, but for ferric oxide (type 1) cassettes, it was tough to beat Memorex in terms of being "hot" and not eating up a lot of bias. Their Cro2s weren't bad, but hissy. For RTR, it was almost always Ampex 406 for remix edits.