Part 1 Of This Remix Series & My Favourite -- Soulful Vocal Deep House & Blissed Out Grooves
A wide range of artists remixing tracks from Mr. Fingers latest album "Cerebral Hemispheres". First of a three part remix EP series. For the first one duties go to Rodaidh McDonald and Larry Heard himself for fresh versions of "Praise to the Vibes" while Call Super and Duplex shine their light on "Crying Over You".
"Praise To The Vibes" enjoys some added embellishments - pranging woodblock delays, slightly vocodered vocal section and a rich canvas of instrumentation - resulting in, I'm afraid, this being THE definitive version of this tune (commiserations album owners - you ARE gonna have to invest in these extras...!).
Call Super prolongs his stay in the house music spotlight by deconstructing "Crying Over You" into glistening fractals and bubbly perc, as if the whole thing slowly dripping through a spectral filter. Woozy, heady and thoroughly intoxifying, it shows a fearless producer enjoying a lavish spell of confidence and assurance.
Larry gets back on track offering an extention to "Praise To The Vibes" before Duplex drops the second remix of "Crying Over You" - an emotive and steady cut that you'd perhaps catch Omar S or Ron Trent having loads of fun with in the mix.
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Praise To The Vibes (Alternate Mix)
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Crying Over You (Call Super Rmx)
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Praise To The Vibes (Extended Version)
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Crying Over You (Duplex Rmx)
Last FM Information on Mr Fingers
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Mr. Fingers (Larry Heard) was one of the many early pioneers of the Chicago house movement. Released in 1988 Can You Feel It was played in countless Underground clubs all over the world. Mr.Fingers was one of many artists who started the house sensation and could be associated with others such as Adonis, Phuture, Bam Bam and Farley Jackmaster Funk. Other releases include "Washing Machine" Which is not dissimilar to Can You Feel It. Can You feel it is also known for the speech in the middle of the track, Of which It is quoted "Let There Be House" "And House Music Was Born" Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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