Here's a club classic that can't but help to make you smile. 
Here's two absolute classic old skool tracks, both very similar in vibe and anthemic proportions and believe it or not both called Brothers and Sisters.
Catch a load of this, a really kickin' track and the pefect way to kick start your Bank Holiday. 
Does anyone remember being at the Warehouse in Leeds, when they played this??
You've just got to love a track which states 
Now I know I talk about Balearic Brilliance quite a bit on the blog and have explained my terminolgy of this several times, but I have to say that this track fits perfectly into that mode.
Well there's been plenty of BiR remixes posted on the blog, so why not some of their original productions.
I've mentioned on this blog before my definition of Balearic, which to me are tunes which are not really dance tunes, probably slighty commercial, may be a left field, but none the less, perfect for dropping in the middle of a set in club (or even last song).
Anyone who ever went to any of the Ark nights in Leeds and Bradford circa 1991 and 1992, will remember this being played. It was usually played last song of the night by Gary Norman.
Just came across this again recently - what a track!! 
Here comes one of my all time fave dance tracks which brings back some wonderful memories of nights at the Hacienda.
Here's a real chilled out Hacienda Classic, especially for Stevie G. 
There's been lots of Balearic, BiR, Old Skool posted recently, hence about time we had a bit of my other fave genre, let's call them "Oakie Tracks".
Let's get back to the old skool. Here's a classic which includes all the right ingredients.
Jimmy G's on a roll with another superb slice of Balearic Bliss.
It's been a while since I posted anything from the remix maestro that is Jimmy Gomez!
"Get away, get away I got to get away, 
Anyone frequenting Back to Basics in Leeds during 1992 and 1994 will certainly remember this track. A real funky little number. With a great little catchy chorus and not one you'd likely forget the words to!!!
Now I'm not normally a fan of mash ups, but if they are done well as in this case, then so be it.
If you haven't heard this before, then you really need to check this out.
Here's another old skool fave with some legendary lyrics, that have been sampled in so many clubs tracks.
Here's an all time classic. 
I've been playing this alot recently and think it's a great track.
I really like this track. The Cure were a fantastic band and made some fabulous songs, even though Robert Smith was a bit weird and wore some terribly dodgy clothes and even dodgier make up.
BiR display there brilliance yet again by transforming a good OMD song into a great club track.
I've been searching for this for ages, another great track which BiR turn into a club monster.
This brings back some brilliant memories of the Hacienda and is yet another simply fantastic mix from the BiR team (well just Steve Anderson this time).
A great little "feel good factor" tune, that shoudl bring plenty of Joy and Happiness.
For those who follow this blog, my love of Brothers in Rhythm remixes has been widely noted.
Those "Boys" TWA (Trannies With Attitude) sure knew how to rock the place. They were the resident DJs at Vague in Leeds and used to play some fantastic tunes back in 1993.
A great track that brings back some fantastic memories. I particularly remember it being played last tune of the night at Vague in Leeds in 1993.
This is a perfect example of why the art of remixing is so powerful.
