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Order vinyl direct: https://www.bbemusic.com/downloads/best-disco-spectrum/ Buy digital / stream the album: https://BBEmusic.lnk.to/theBestofDiscoSpectrum 18 years on from the release of the very first âDisco Spectrumâ LP, Joey Negro and Sean P revisit the project, selecting the finest cuts from this much-loved album series. Three volumes of Disco Spectrum were released on BBE between 1999 and 2002, heralding a disco revival that, almost two decades later, just keeps gaining momentum. Known by a plethora of aliases including Jakatta and Akabu as well as Joey Negro, Isle of White native Dave Lee has been at the epicenter of UK dance music since the late 1980s. One of the first British producers to incorporate disco samples into dance music, he took his favourite genre all the way to the top of the charts in the early 90s when he masterminded Take Thatâs cover version of âRelight My Fireâ by Dan Hartman. Never an artist to rest on his laurels, Dave has remained at the top of his game ever since; producing chart hits and underground club tracks alike, touring the world with live disco act The Sunburst Band and running his own label Z Records. The Best Of Disco Spectrum features a wide-ranging collection of floor-fillers including: Rare Pleasure â âLet Me Down Easyâ (infamously sampled by David Morales for 90s club smash âNeedin Uâ), Ramona Brooks â âI Donât Want You Backâ (revived by Patrick Forge and Sean P on pirate radio in the late 80s), Bunny Mack - 'Let Me Love You' (an early forerunner of todayâs popular afro/house sound) and Syreeta - 'Can't Shake Your Love' (snappy, bass-led funk from the former Mrs Stevie Wonder, mixed by Larry Levan). âWho would have expected the disco revival to be even stronger now than it was then, though looking down the track-listings of the 3 instalments of Disco Spectrum, most of the songs included on those compilations have since been remixed, sampled, bootlegged, covered, re-edited, re-compiled and re-issued - often on multiple occasions. Since disco supposedly âdiedâ, dance music has taken many twists and turns through a myriad of styles, moods and tempos - but disco still remains the foundation and lynchpin.â â Dave Lee, 2017
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