Well folks this is the last post of the night and what better way to finish it off then with a huge Michael Jackson track and a pretty damn good Jeremy Healy remix.
Now there are club classics and there are Pure Club Classics - and then there's this track, which is one of the most important tracks in clubland history and probably one of the most widely played.
Another appearance on the blog for Duran Duran and only courtesy of another great remix.
Here's an old skool favourite dating back to 1991 and one that I always loved.
Now I'm getting a little concerned here, because this is becoming a bit of a weekly habit, but who cares when the tracks are this good.
Well there's been plenty of Jeremy Healy tracks on the blog, so how about something from his Missus. 
Another huge house classic fave of mine.
Those LuvDup Twins certainly produced some corking remixers, probably not always ones for the purists amongst you out there, but always IMHO of the highest order in creating tracks which simply rocked the dancefloor.
Possibly one of my favourite Disco tracks. It still sounds brilliant no matter how many times you listen to it.
Hard to believe that this, as with a lot of tracks posted on this blog is now 20 years old.
I'm sure we all have tracks which remind of us certain clubs and of course fantastic memories.
A huge track from 1999 and one hammered by Mr Oakenfold if I remember correctly.
Now who would of thought that those annoying little shits, that used to prance around singing "unbelieveable" would get there second appearance on the PCC blog.
Evening all and welcome to the weekend. 
What better track to finish the night off with other than a really camp balearic classic.
Let's have another fantastic piece of house music, uplifting, filled with glorious piano and superb vocals, just how I like them.
When I talk about Balearic tracks I genuinely refer to the tracks which are non-dance but were dropped in clubs to amazing effect, usually as last tracks of the night or just at the right moment mid-set.
Well I don't want to over do it, but since the sheer quality of Paul Gotel's remix work was pointed out to me, I have to say that I've been blown away by some of the tracks he's tinkled with.
Wow, here's a shocker for you and I bet one that you weren't expecting to see on the PCC blog.
I'm sorry folks, but I won't listen to anyone who disagrees with me on this one.
I've had this one lined up to post for some time and thanks to a little prompt from Wez, here it is.
The second appearance on the blog for Yazoo. A really beautiful track this one with the fabulous vocals of Alison Moyet and the keyboard, musical genius of Vince Clarke.
You will all now the original version of this track, as it's a very well know club favourite, but you are probably less familar with this remix which is simply stunning.
Come on indeed!!!
Some tracks need piano to make them great, some need fantastic vocals, then there's tracks like this, that just have a fantastic killer riff and little else, but are oh so effective.
Good evening Boys and Girls, I hope the week has been a good one and what better way to kick off the start to the weekend, with one of the most famous club tracks of all time.
I'm very much one for keeping it real and hence don't like Superficial People, but I certainly like this.
This is a simply beautiful piece of house music from 1991. 
The Pleasuredome is actually reference to The Saint (pictured) - which was an amazing club in the US, which was regularly frequented by FGTH.
Now this is a truly sumptious track and has always been a huge favourite of mine.
Now here's a quality funky little number and a huge Hacienda anthem!!
Now those of you who visit the blog regularly will know that I'm a huge trance fan, usually the type which Oakie was banging out from 1996 to 2000.
To be honest Paul Gotel was not really a remixer I was that aware of. I never releated him to the PG Tips Anthems as in the Lena Fiagbe remixes and didn't associate him with Well Hung Parliament.
There's been a request for some more T-empo on the blog and also some more Paul Gotel remixes. This is a great request and one I'm more than happy to oblige, as they both produced some "barnstorming" tracks.
A big fave of mine from back in 1995, it's just a really great track.
I know there's a huge group of you out there who just love all the old skool piano classics. I'm also conscious that I've not posted that many in recent weeks and hence here you go a true old skool classic.
For all the fact that Sasha was a great DJ, I've never been a huge fan of his remix work. He has had the occasional moments of brilliance e.g. D-Ream - U R the Best Thing, Maria - Be As One, but I could probably count on one hand the remixes that have really blown me away.
Well peeps it's Friday night again and the start of the weekend and hwat better way to kick it off then with a little bit of Balearic brilliance.
One of the great joys of running the blog is coming across tracks which you've never heard of before and once hearing them, you absolutely love them.
Wow, it has amazed me that I have actually posted two Michelle Gayle tracks on the blog, but hey credit where credit's due, they have both been belters.
Just loving this track and it's not one I'd come across before and certainly not one which I'd heard in UK clubland, although I'm reliably informed it was a huge club classic on US dancefloors.
I debated about posting this one, as I thought it was probably one of those tracks which got overplayed and hence slightly lost it's appeal.
I've always been a huge fan of club tracks that slow down, stop and then pick up the pace again, classics like, Slo Moshun's Bells of New York and Veracocha's - Carte Blanche are two great examples (both already posted on this blog). The main reason being in clubs they were simply devastating and used to send the dancefloor crazy.
I told you to watch out for Drew G, the guy's a major talent and is producing some great remixes as well hammering out some quality sets on the US club scene.
Back on the Balearic tip again.
