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Dance Naked "C&M Sticky Fingers Remix - Aaron Carl - SFP Records

This two record set of the long awaited "Dance Naked" is upsetting the dance floor and selling out at record shops as D.J. Louie Lou witnessed at Dance Tracks. May I say that my first selection is the Sticky Finger Remix" which has a great house sound to it that Aaron is more than capable of doing. The bass line has this little kick that just picks you up and make you want to Dance Naked. The Rhodes comes in with light vocals complimenting this driving yet well produced sound. Aaron was unique with the effects on his voice that gives this excellent and wonderful flavor. Now when the break come in with vocal chanting "Body to Body", the dance naked movement surfaces. I really must say that from the first time I heard this over the phone some time ago, I said, "wow, this is fierce". This is one (make me wanna take my clothes off) record that is fated to climb the charts and stay for a long time. This is beyond doubt a peak record that will set the dance floor off. Now for you jocks. If you have a cross-over, work it. Because if you don't, Aaron will.

Let's Do it - Jazz Transit - Deep

This deep and cutting record is another one that is not to be missed. Enters the synthesizer here and a very jazzy pick up in the background, moves this release in to a peak evening selection. The bass line reminds you of something. Listen carefully and you'll understand what I mean. Light vocals chant "Let's Do It" and then you're on your own. When I picked this record up, d.j's were in line for it at "Dance Tracks", and I was lucky to get the last copy. Don't miss out on this, get it now.

Garden of Love - Sunburst Band

The into on this sort of takes you in to outer space. Now here come the hand claps and the vocals? Ah. This cut is wonderful may I say. The bass line is fabulous which helps move Garden of Love right up on charts and in to infinity. "Ba, ba" is repeated over and over which only adds what is needed for the dance floor. When the break hits, it is dropped, then the hand clapping and a male's vocals takes over. Give this record a good listen to and see you won't put it down. The record is over! Right before the peak of the evening or during it, put it on and see what happens. This is a must in your collection.

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