Showing posts with label MFSB. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MFSB. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 October 2023

Musical perfection!


One of the all time great dance tracks - a true masterpiece and as all classics still sound amazing to this day and will do forever.

I've posted the Larry Levan remix on the PCC blog previously which I believe was the version played at the Paradise Garage.

However, I have to confess to liking this version better.

Why, well because it contains those fabulous vocals from the Three Degrees.

Love is, love is the message that I sing to you

Love is the message that I bring to you

Love is the message for us all!

The musical production, all the different instruments from the Orchestra and notably the saxophone, are all truly momentous.

An epic masterpiece.

Enjoy!

MFSB featuring The Three Degrees - Love Is the Message 

(A Tom Moulton Mix)

Friday, 14 January 2011

Mother, Father, Sister, Brother this is the dogs....

There can be no greater PCC than this one.
It came out in 1973, that's nearly 40 years ago and it still sounds absolutely fantastic.
This was the TSOP (The Sound of Philadelphia).
From start to finish it is a musical masterpiece, the saxophone is to die for.
People will still be loving this track in another 40 years.
It was also a big track at Shoom in those early days of Acid House.
Superlatives fail to do it justice. Musical heaven!!!

MFSB - Love Is The Message
(Larry Levan Remix)

Friday, 18 September 2009

Let's stay on the Disco vibe!!!

Peeps it is of vital importance to pay homage to Disco.
If we hadn't had disco we wouldn't have house music and if we hadn't had house music wouldn't the world be a much sadder place.
It never ceases to amaze me how many of the great house tracks can be traced back to disco, whether its samples, riffs, lyrics, beats whatever.
This is a fantastic classic disco track brought up to date with a 90's feel - also known as the theme from The Soul Train.
It was a huge Vague track and it's a really fantastic piece of music.
It retains the classic disco feel, but has that 90's kick.
Disco will never die.
Enjoy!!

Johnny Vicious vs. MFSB - T.S.O.P.
(Theme From Soul Train '94)