Kenny: Almost forgot about these two. I already had these ripped from awhile back so no scans except for Leather & Lace which I pulled from Discogs. Thanks to mardss for putting up Let Your Body Go in the C-Box.
Here's the rest of the Nayobe 12" for It's Too Late. Written and produced by Andy "Panda" Tripoli and Bobby Khozouri with some help from "Little" Louie Vega. I forgot to scan it so you luck out cuz the label's on Discogs.
This was produced by Elis Pacheco and released through TurnStyle/Big Beat in 1991. Sam Savon contributes backing vocals and Omar Santana does his thing on the dub.
I have to admit I wasn't a big fan of this song when I first got it, but it grew on me the more I heard it. It was written and produced by Steve Gordon.
The "S" in S Factor refers to Sharyn Maceren who recorded the vocals for this track but was not listed on the release. This was a Slammin' Sam Maxion project.
This was released in 1989 on 4th & Broadway. Produced by Shedrick Guy and Guy Vaughn, who also wrote the song with Pam. Remixed by Aldo Marin and edits by Roger Pauletta and Benji Candelario.
Man do I love this record. Todd Terry was one of the very few who could blend the lines between freestyle and house and make it work. Vocals by Eileen Irizarry on the A side mixes and Feel It. The Love Change dub features Marc Anthony. This was released on Todd Terry's Freeze label in 1992.
This is another Adam Marano project featuring Denine and Anthony Monteleone on lead vocals. I always thought of this Dreamboy/Dreamgirl part II. It was mixed by Rob Federici and released through Viper/Metropolitan.
I know someone requested this awhile back, so here you go. Better late than never I guess. Alé was part of the original lineup of Exposé along with Sandee. This was produced by Bob Steele, Bruce Carbone, Carlos Rodgers and Larry Yasgar with Justin Strauss handling the remix duties. I believe this was one of the last records edited by the late Chep Nuñez.
One of my favorites from the early 80's. This was from the soundtrack to the Breakin' movie. No disrespect to Turbo and Ozone, but everyone knows Beat Street was the real sh*t.
I can still remember everyone talking about this single before it was released. I believe it was her first english single but I can't say for sure. I don't think the record lived up to all the hype but I always liked it. Iris Chacon was the original big booty latina. Sorry J-Lo. I'll have to get the a scan of the cover up later :-)
Here's the longer version of Louder Than Love from the import single. The B-side also had a longer version of Is It Love than the version on the album.
Produced by Mickey Garcia and Elvin Molina in 1986. This time featuring Diamond Eyes (Marilyn Rodriguez) as the vocalist. I can't believe this song is over 20 years old already!
Repost from the Nas-T Boyz. Written, produced, mixed and edited by the CBO team (Eric "Chunky" Ponce, Charlie "Babie" Rosario & Oscar "Dutch/Scar" Pabon).
Some nice mixes on this 12", seven in all. Technical credits to Nelson "FFWD" Cruz, Tommy Uzzo, John Bastianelli, Mike Lorello, The Blade Runners and backing vocals by Debbie Cole. That's a pretty nice lineup there. Released in 1991 through Nelson's imprint on MicMac Records.
Here's the club mix of Nayobe. Produced by Andy "Panda" Tripoli and Bobby Khozouri. Remix by Little "Louie" Vega and keys by Mac Quayle. I'll try and get the rest up later.
By request, Every Little Lie was the second single from Judy Torres' second album titled My Soul. The original cut was a Liggett/Barbosa production. The single features mixes by Carlos Berrios and of course Liggett/Barbosa.
From the king of freestyle backing vocals, this was released on Ligosa Records in 1991. I have always preferred the version from George LaMond's album released a year later, but it seems a lot of people like Jason's better.
An Owen Soba production from 1991 on Cutting Records. This guy made some nice beats and breaks back in the day. Kelly Brewer is credited as the vocalist with additional credits to Carlos Berrios and Herb Powers.
I noticed someone had requested this on the old site. Produced by the MGEM crew (Mickey & Elvin) from MicMac and released through Profile Records in 1989. Edits by the "legendary" Tony Garcia.
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