BREWSTER, Bill/VARIOUS - The Easy Street Records Anthology - 3xLP

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Bill BREWSTER/VARIOUS

The Easy Street Records Anthology (3xLP)

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Cat: HURTXLP 133. Rel: 6 Jul 15
Disco/Nu Disco/Re-Edits

Side 1 - Track 1. Shot - Main Thing (feat Kim Marsh - original club vocal 12" mix) Side 1 - Track 2. Hot Streak - Body Work (original club vocal 12" mix) Side 2 - Track 1. World Premiere - Share The Night (original club 12" mix) Side 2 - Track 2. Serious Intention - You Don't Know (original limited edition special 12" remix) Side 3 - Track 1. Cultural Vibe - Ma Foom Bey (original Love Chant club 12" mix) Side 3 - Track 2. Extortion - How Do You See Me Now? (feat Dihan Brookes - original club 12" remix) Side 4 - Track 1. Hardhouse - Check This Out (original club 12" mix) Side 4 - Track 2. The Paul Simpson Connection - Treat Her Sweeter (original club 12" mix) Side 5 - Track 1. Paradise Girls - Holding Back (original Paul Simpson dubmental 12" mix) Side 5 - Track 2. Cassio - I Never Thought I'd See You Again (original 48k club 12" mix) Side 6 - Track 1. Cassio - Baby Love (original Chord club 12" mix) Side 6 - Track 2. Keisha Jenkins - Goin' Through The Motions (original Motion club 12" mix)

Renowned archivist and celebrator of all good grooves Brewster gets access to the Easy Street vaults and dusts off some of the most informative, influential and downright funky, sassy and soulful sides of the New York label's near 40 year history. Focusing on the original club versions, the collection does well to show how ahead of its time Easy Street were, tailoring their cuts with the DJ in mind. From the instantly recognisable, heavily-sampled synth refrain of World Premiere's "Share The Night" via Dihan Brookes' equally familiar smouldering vocals on "How Do You See Me Now?" and Paul Simpson's dub version of Paradise Girls' "Holding Back" which still sounds pretty future now.