Mastermix Issue 279 September 2009

0:01 This time we're looking at Master Mix issue 279 for September 2009

Right folks, more new releases. This time we're looking at Master Mix issue 279 for September 2009. We're listening at the moment to track one which is like a chart breakers mix kicking off with Shakira and if you've seen the video it's pretty wacky so kicking off here with this track entitled She-Wolf.

All we've got on here, track number two is Party Like It's 1979, which has got a bit of the old classics. We've got Bee Gees, Jacksons, Michael Jackson, Donna Summer, Fran Teak, Rolls Royce Eruption, Gary's Gang, Anita Ward Sparks. I mean, it doesn't really matter how old or young you are, those sorts of tracks are fantastic for the likes, let's say, of 40th, 50th birthday party and also even if we're getting into the realms of weddings as well. Track three. That's What I Like 20th Anniversary Mix, 4 Back 2 Beat Club, 5 Best of 2009, 6 Extended Floor Filler, I'm Your Man Wham!, which is quite interesting, Extended Floor Filler track number 7, Love Really Hurts Without You, Billy Ocean, and number 8 Remember The Time Steve Andrews Tribute Mix. Michael Jackson that one.

Right, we'll do, we'll go to, let's have a look. Let's go to number two, Party Like It's 1979. We'll have a flick through and let's see if you can remember some of these classic tunes. Right, that's the EBGBs. Now this is one of my favourite, favourite Michael Jackson tracks, Don't Stop Till You Get Enough. It is just full of soul and it uplifts the spirit big time. It's wonderful. Yeah, baby! Alright, let's have a look, what else is on there?

2:09 Next one, Anita Ward, Ring My Bell

Very old Donner here. Gary's gang. Next one, Anita Ward, Ring My Bell. Beautiful song. This was the time when there was a drum called the Zing Drum. A round drum about that big and all the blinking drummers had them. Everyone used them but I saw in a sense they're coming back in now. Right, what else have we got on here? Track here. Just pause it. Exceedingly cheesy when it was out but now it's a frigging classic. Born to be alive. Beautiful song.

4:02 This guy here, which is issue

This one. Beautiful. I love this. But again, if you think about it, this is from like the 70s and what we're dealing with here now is a track, well 70s early 80s, I'm not exactly sure, but what we're dealing with now is a sort of tune that's got that house vibe to it. Fantastic. Well actually, it must be 79 because it's 79, isn't it? Duh. Right, what I'm going to do is go to track number 5 which is, where are we now? Best of 2009 and so far I presume. Right, there's one Poke Your Face, we all know that one. Right, I'm going to go to track number 8 which is the last one on this CD and it's Remember The Time, it's the Steve Andrews tribute mix, of course Michael Jackson.

Straight away comes in, Bosch, in your face. Right, now we're going to look at this guy here, which is issue 279, the black one, for September 2009. Right, this is track 1, it's the commercial dance. Number 2, Essential R&B. Number 3 is Nicked. Number 4, Dancefloor Divas. 5, Sash. Track number five, which is Sash vs Armand Van Helden. I like that guy. Armand Van Helden has always been fantastic where good quality house is concerned and I've just been on my bike. I'll bang it forward a bit. You won't ever grow with me I reckon, but again I'm only giving my own personal opinion, you know. There's no point in me saying, oh it's all brilliant! If I don't like something, I'll say it's crap.

That's not crap, I just don't like it that much, but there you go. Right, alright, what I'm going to do now is track number seven, which is Bass McJack's and the P.I. Blacks. Yeah, I like this. Sheena says what we've got here is we've got...

We've got basement jacks as almost the acapella vocals going over the melody of the P.I. Blacks. You see, what I'm finding with this Night and Day track is that you can play this virtually anywhere. It's been caned that much. Even like in a wedding, you know, sort of people who you would normally associate with going to nightclubs will dance to this. I bet the old original style Robin S showed me like this. This of course is a remix by Steve Angelino featuring Laidback Luke and Robin S. There you go. Alright, a quick insight into these two here for September. I'll put a link in the description. Practice and enjoy.

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