Joey Negro & Sean P - The Soul Of Disco Vol. 1 Compiled By Joey Negro & Sean P (2005) FLAC
BAND/ARTIST: Joey Negro & Sean P
- Title: The Soul Of Disco Vol. 1 Compiled By Joey Negro & Sean P
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: Z Records
- Genre: Soul, Funk, Disco
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 02:04:47
- Total Size: 853,25 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[5:53] 01. Jesse G - That's Hot (Joey Negro Edit)
[8:01] 02. Disco Fox - Ebonite (Joey Negro Edit)
[6:37] 03. Eddie Cheeba - Lookin' Good (Shake Your Body) (Joey Negro Edit)
[7:06] 04. Aura - La Sunshine
[6:19] 05. Milton Hamilton - We Have All The Time
[6:49] 06. Master Force - Don't Fight The Feeling
[6:20] 07. Velvet Hammer - Party Down (Joey Negro Edit)
[7:52] 08. Chain Reaction - Changes
[5:11] 09. Eastside Connection - Over Please (Joey Negro Edit)
[5:52] 10. King Tutt - You've Got Me Hung Up
[7:18] 11. Jahneen - Everybody's Dancing
[6:56] 12. Sandi Havens - Happy
[5:56] 13. Letta Mbulu - Kilimanjaro
[4:55] 14. The Sparkles - Trying To Get Over
[4:56] 15. Laura Greene - Manhattan
[5:16] 16. Natural Order - Jealousy
[7:29] 17. Mahogany - My Chance To Dance
[5:41] 18. The New Yorkers - My Baby Knows (I Like It)
[6:38] 19. Sargeant & Malone - Love Message
[3:43] 20. Zebra - Closer To The Feeling
About Joey Negro
Joey Negro integrated his passion for disco music into house music as both a producer and as a remixer, causing many to call his music disco-house. Negro released music under a plethora of monikers for a multitude of record labels throughout the '90s and into the next millennium. Just as importantly, he curated several crucial compilations that gathered underappreciated dance music from the '70s and '80s.
Born as Dave Lee on England's Isle of Wight, Negro's lifelong relationship with dance music began in the late '70s when he began collecting disco, soul, and funk records. In 1986 he moved to London and began working at a record store, Smithers & Leigh. The store closed down a year later, however, and Negro began working for Rough Trade Distribution, starting its dance department, Demix, and working with labels like Rhythm King. Negro started his own label in 1988, Republic Records, and released his first production, M.D.EMM's "Get Busy." Negro would go on to release most of his early productions on Republic over the next few years.
His first release as Joey Negro came in 1991, "Do It Believe It," released on Nu Groove, followed by "Do What You Feel," released on another of his labels, Z Records. Virgin eventually licensed "Do What You Feel" and the song became both a club hit and a pop hit, resulting in an album deal with the major label. Throughout the remainder of the decade, he continued releasing his productions under an array of monikers and had even more success as a remixer, not to mention his DJing. The compilations of rare disco and post-disco he assembled include Jumpin' (two volumes on Harmless), The Soul of Disco (three volumes on Z), Disco Spectrum (three volumes on BBE), Disco Not Disco (the first two volumes, for Strut), Destination: Boogie (Z), and Backstreet Brit Funk (Z). In 2017, he released Produced with Love (Z), which combined newer disco-rooted material with a selection of past production and remix highlights. ~ Jason Birchmeier
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[5:53] 01. Jesse G - That's Hot (Joey Negro Edit)
[8:01] 02. Disco Fox - Ebonite (Joey Negro Edit)
[6:37] 03. Eddie Cheeba - Lookin' Good (Shake Your Body) (Joey Negro Edit)
[7:06] 04. Aura - La Sunshine
[6:19] 05. Milton Hamilton - We Have All The Time
[6:49] 06. Master Force - Don't Fight The Feeling
[6:20] 07. Velvet Hammer - Party Down (Joey Negro Edit)
[7:52] 08. Chain Reaction - Changes
[5:11] 09. Eastside Connection - Over Please (Joey Negro Edit)
[5:52] 10. King Tutt - You've Got Me Hung Up
[7:18] 11. Jahneen - Everybody's Dancing
[6:56] 12. Sandi Havens - Happy
[5:56] 13. Letta Mbulu - Kilimanjaro
[4:55] 14. The Sparkles - Trying To Get Over
[4:56] 15. Laura Greene - Manhattan
[5:16] 16. Natural Order - Jealousy
[7:29] 17. Mahogany - My Chance To Dance
[5:41] 18. The New Yorkers - My Baby Knows (I Like It)
[6:38] 19. Sargeant & Malone - Love Message
[3:43] 20. Zebra - Closer To The Feeling
About Joey Negro
Joey Negro integrated his passion for disco music into house music as both a producer and as a remixer, causing many to call his music disco-house. Negro released music under a plethora of monikers for a multitude of record labels throughout the '90s and into the next millennium. Just as importantly, he curated several crucial compilations that gathered underappreciated dance music from the '70s and '80s.
Born as Dave Lee on England's Isle of Wight, Negro's lifelong relationship with dance music began in the late '70s when he began collecting disco, soul, and funk records. In 1986 he moved to London and began working at a record store, Smithers & Leigh. The store closed down a year later, however, and Negro began working for Rough Trade Distribution, starting its dance department, Demix, and working with labels like Rhythm King. Negro started his own label in 1988, Republic Records, and released his first production, M.D.EMM's "Get Busy." Negro would go on to release most of his early productions on Republic over the next few years.
His first release as Joey Negro came in 1991, "Do It Believe It," released on Nu Groove, followed by "Do What You Feel," released on another of his labels, Z Records. Virgin eventually licensed "Do What You Feel" and the song became both a club hit and a pop hit, resulting in an album deal with the major label. Throughout the remainder of the decade, he continued releasing his productions under an array of monikers and had even more success as a remixer, not to mention his DJing. The compilations of rare disco and post-disco he assembled include Jumpin' (two volumes on Harmless), The Soul of Disco (three volumes on Z), Disco Spectrum (three volumes on BBE), Disco Not Disco (the first two volumes, for Strut), Destination: Boogie (Z), and Backstreet Brit Funk (Z). In 2017, he released Produced with Love (Z), which combined newer disco-rooted material with a selection of past production and remix highlights. ~ Jason Birchmeier
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