I don't know why, I don't know why?

A quality track from 1994 and another that never got played out in the clubs as much as it should have.

This should have been a lot bigger.

No surprise to know that Stonebridge were behind this remix which probably explains the bouncy piano vibe, which goes down a treat when combined with Sabrina's classy vocals.

I don't know why, I don't know why?

Sabrina Johnston - Satisfy My Love 

(Johnny Boy's Monday Full On Mix)

The House Factor mix is also pretty tasty and well worth a post.

Lots of chunky piano in this one, which is also Stonebridge under their Swemix alias).

Enjoy!

Sabrina Johnston - Satisfy My Love 

(House Factor Mix)

To give myself an education!

I've already posted a previous version of this, but much say that I rather like this remix which was released in 2007, very tasty.

This track contains the glorious vocals of the fabulous Sabrina Johnston.

All polished off with a superb remix from those 7th Heaven chappies and you have a dancefloor gem with a real feelgood factor vibe.

Enjoy!

The Sphinx - What Hope Have I 

(7th Heaven Mirrorball Mix)

Give myself an education!

Cracking feel good anthem from 1995, with some amazing vocals from Sabrina Johnston.

The Sphinx was of course yet another alias for Rollo.

There are lots of versions and remixes of this track, but this is my favourite mix which contains the spuerb vocals in their splendour in addition to some great piano.

It was also released as "Romero - What Hope Have I" which is pretty unusual, but stick with this version which is as good as it gets.

Sphinx - What Hope Have I 

(The Big Mix)

In These Hard Times

Another understated release, 'Hard Times' was issued on the Top Banana label in 1997. Produced by the legendary Rob Dougan, and with vocals supplied by Sabrina Johnston, 'Hard Times' was one of the best tracks ever to have been emerged from that label. A hardbag-inspired, driving vocal number with insightful, lamenting lyrics (which might be more relevant now than they ever were fifteen years since), 'Hard Times' exemplified the contemporary sound of Rob Dougan and his then-label-mates and co-producers Rollo, Goetz and Sister Bliss. 

Rimbaud Featuring Sabrina Johnston - Hard Times (Vocal Mix)

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