Showing posts with label Dina Carroll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dina Carroll. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 April 2024

Take it away Dina!


I always thought Dina was a fantastic vocalist and although she had a certain degree of success, I always thought her talent deserved better.

That said, this is her fifth appearance on the PCC blog, so at least we rate her highly.

This is a great classic house track from 1993, great vocals, fantastic piano and a high quality remix as we'd expect from Phil Kelsey.

Pure class!

Dina Carroll - Falling 

(Phil Kelsey Remix)

Friday, 13 August 2021

Here's where you kiss me!


Another corking track by Dina Carroll.

She was a great vocalist and great at belting those anthems out.

This isn't quite in the class of "Ain't No Man", but is nonetheless a fine track.

Enjoy!

Dina Carroll - Here 

(West End Mix)

Friday, 9 July 2010

Oh why!


dina carroll
"why did i let you go"
phil kelsley dmc remix
taken from a dmc dj only remix 12" this is a superb remix of this diva, this could have been done by morales if you listen to the production on it. quality vocal house

Tuesday, 5 May 2009

No Escaping this - another Jimmy Gomez belter!!

Here's another belter from the remix maestro that is Jimmy Gomez.
It's not quite as instant as some of his stuff on this blog, but it is none the less worthy of Club Classic status. It is one that really grows on you, hence give it a few listens, before drawing any conclusions. Also check out the ending as it provides a great hands in the air finale.
Big respect to Goff for supplying this track to me and check his blog out as it is real quality;
Enjoy!!!

Dina Carrol - Escaping
(Jimmy Gomez Remix)

Friday, 13 March 2009

A BiR Special!!

Another classic piece of dance music served up by the greatest remixers who have walked this planet.
This time the BiR team turn a pretty dull Dina Carroll track into a true club monster.
This track used to get absolutely hammered by all the top DJs in every club you went in circa 1992.
In classic BiR formula it builds and builds until it explodes at the end.
I've so many good memories of throwing those hands in the air and reaching as high as possible when it got to the climax and the piano kicked in. The place would go crazy and everyone would nod their heads and bounce to the beat. Oh the memories!!
Top tune!!

Dina Carroll - Ain't No Man
(Brothers In Rhythm Remix)