Here are two versions of a huge house classic "Shake Your Body" by Jeanette "JT" Thomas to get your Saturday groove going. It was produced and mixed by legendary Mitchbal at Time Zone Studio in Chicago. This song pretty much epitomizes the brilliance of Chicago house music. I'm including Timmy Regisford's daring edit as well. It is a slightly different take than the originally, longer with heavier bass breaks and some nice conga riffs sprinkled to heighten the vibe. Nothing beats the original but it still holds up pretty well and still sounds daringly amazing to this day! Enjoy
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Showing posts with label Timmy Regisford. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timmy Regisford. Show all posts
Saturday, December 6, 2014
Friday, November 30, 2012
A new club classic!
Happy Friday! Hands down my new favorite club classic so far this decade is "At The Club" by Lynn Lockamy and Tim Regisford to put you in the mood. Trinidad born, Regisford is know for his brand of soulful dance music.. He started in 1985 at WBLS radio station in New York City where he soon became Music Director for the station. He then moved on into productions for such incredible dance acts as Loose Ends and Colonel Abrams. His remixes are truly legendary and powerful. He is also the founder of the Shelter parties here in the city where his is the resident DJ and continues to deliver amazing classics and here is one from 2010 that is already a classic in my book. Enjoy!
Monday, January 17, 2011
Body & Soul MLK Jr. Weekend
Central Reservation (Spritual Life/Ibadan Remix) - Beth Orton
Timewarp (Live from David Mancuso's Loft) - Eddy Grant
Friday, May 7, 2010
Without You
"...got get you back into my life got to get you get you get you back...into my life..." It's 1987 and this was undeniable an urgent call "back" into the dance floor. Little it's known about this house music outfit except that it was mixed by house legend Timmy Regisford. Also, that this was a Paradise Garage classic that brought the house down, Larry Levan would play it late at night and I just can imagine what it did to the dancers on that famous sound system. My own experience with this song was being under aged and dancing to it at Cafe Lafitte in Exile (The oldest gay bar in the United States where Walt Whitman was once a patron) and then later at a place called House of Desire a short lived house music club off Bourbon Street, New Orleans. Talk about hardcore here! They also released two other amazing house gems, "Fallen" and "Love Fixation". This is house music children!
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