Heading back a mere 29 years, we find a star studded collaboration between Luther Vandross & Janet Jackson."The Best Things In Life Are Free" was part of the soundtrack to the movie Mo Money. The remixes were delivered by the Def Mix pairing of Frankie Knuckles & David Morales with UK flavoured mixes from CJ Mackintosh. The vocals are sublime, the production and remixes flawless and it was, unsurprisingly a massive commercial success all over the world. I've long preferred CJ's mixes, only recently discovering that alongside CJ's long time sparring partner Nigel Lowis on keyboards is former Style Council founder Mick Talbot.
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Showing posts with label Nigel Lowis. Show all posts
Wednesday, 19 May 2021
Sunday, 25 February 2018
Recommended Listening
Randy Roberts & Richard Burton - Stairway To Heaven (Nigel Lowis Remixes) [Quantize Recordings]
If ever there was an uplifting slice of house music, this is it. Hands in the air vocals, thumping bass and an authentic 90s style soulful house backdrop provide the perfect vibe for the soulful heads to savour. At the helm on this occasion is Nigel Lowis, who has a lengthy list of production credits over several decades but who hasn't always received full credit or the plaudits his work deserves. The man behind Dina Carroll's Ain't No Man (and her debut album) delivers big time and I for one will be playing this particular mix for some time to come.
If ever there was an uplifting slice of house music, this is it. Hands in the air vocals, thumping bass and an authentic 90s style soulful house backdrop provide the perfect vibe for the soulful heads to savour. At the helm on this occasion is Nigel Lowis, who has a lengthy list of production credits over several decades but who hasn't always received full credit or the plaudits his work deserves. The man behind Dina Carroll's Ain't No Man (and her debut album) delivers big time and I for one will be playing this particular mix for some time to come.
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