Dear Fellow Dance Music Lovers,
This blog brings you the best in Dance Music and Club Classics; from early 87 (back in the daze) through to the present day.
For all those who rocked it all night until the early hours, to those that lived for clubbing and couldn't wait for the weekend to arrive. Enjoy and leave any comments on the blog or contact direct by email at pureclubclassics@live.co.uk
Another fantastic track from the supremely talented Adeva.
I decided to post 3 different versions of this as they are all fantastic and in Frankie, Morales and Steve Anderson you have 3 of the greatest remixers of our generation.
The Classic Club mix is just pure piano delight which just brings to life Adeva's amazing vocals.
The Def Club Mix is typical Def Mix, housey, groovy, fantastic.
Then the Steve Anderson remix is just typical of his glorious piano infused remixes.
Another awesome track.
It beggars belief why I've not posted this earlier as it was a huge PCC in all the self respecting clubs of the 90's.
Simply huge.
Great Perfecto remix from Oakey/Osb, quite different from their normal style.
Adeva was undoubtedly one of the great vocal talents of our generation.
Pure class!
Adeva - Don't Let It Show On Your Face (Full Length Perfecto Mix)
It's been a while since I posted a bit of classic house a la Frankie Knuckles style.
This track is simply lush - beautiful, beautiful laid back classical house music from 1989.
Adeva has such a powerful voice and this is complimented by the lush piano vibes.
This is a really great version of a great track, with Eric Kupper on keyboards and of course Frankie Knuckles responsible for the remix.
Very tranquil, yet so uplifting.
Is there anybody who was contributed more to house music than Frankie Knuckles? - I think not.
The legend lives on!!
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.
Get a load of his remix of Adeva's - In and out of my life - this is very ruff.
Exactly the sort of track that would have gone down a treat at the likes of Vague or Paradise Factory.
Really liking this one. Are you with me on this one?? Let me know if you like it?