what are your thoughts on.....

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think anyone doing a hh rehash would be a bit of a waste of time

Geezuz Tom, who's foot is that

i'm hoping he'll answer

http://www.bangingtunes.com/forum/topic/t18278/

Exactly... It's not.

Think there is no need to be honest, not gonna judge it before i hear it but its just another classic been thrown into this "revive the old days shit" thats going on!!

If it has a bouncy b-line then he's taking the piss out of anyone who has memories of that tune!!

Move forward not back

why not just let calver do a techno number on it, cant remember any techno versions of this, is there any?

Nukleuz are cunts. Jon Doe did a superb remix of this and they shafted him in favour of this Whitby joker.

Fucking morons

I'm with you on this one dude....

If i was him tho, i'd aim towards a Tech mix..

been told by a reliable source that the whiby remix is very trancy

my source didnt seem impressed at all, im still yet to hear it

why even remix it, they should just leave it alone.

its just a name of a tune that whitby can count on to sell copies.

theres no margin for error thats for sure

i did enquire about licensing the track for deprivation  (for people who cant see the sarcastic tone in my writing )

HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHA...

You and JP should do a scouse mix

hello

Is this the legend????

Please say it is....

no chance lol

ive also heard cortina - higher is being done

i'd never even try - orig is to good

I heard that Cortina - Higher is being re-released 2!!

I know theres a hardcore version of Music Is Moving and Higher Coming out on Nukleuz..... Why the fuck i'll never know!!!

Bet ya he ends up remixing loadsa classics and makes a balls of them 

i think its a black woman, who sounds like a man.

yeah its a woman...

Narc - Andy Whitby is a dj from the UK, he plays bounce and classics mainly and has been compared to the likes of James Zabiela / Scratch Pervert and Eric Morillo... now if you download one of his mixes tell us if you think he comes close to any of the above ive noted..

He's ok at mixing but to be compared to them lot cause he can put an accapella over a tune its shit

You lot must be deaf or something...

FYI the Vocals were done by Anne-Marie Smith who has the most amazing voice....

Ann-Marie Smith is from London; her parents originate from Jamaica. Nearly all Ann-Marie's relatives have music as their hobby, which they have inherited from their father, who sang in a local island band, before leaving Jamaica for Brittain. As a child Ann-Marie loved to do creative things as singing, dancing and so on. After joining the school and church choir, she eventually got a leading role in the school musical, it was from then that she longed to be a singer.

From an early age she knew that she would follow in her father's footsteps, so she enrolled at the "Kingsway and Princeton Collage for Performing Arts" where she was spotted by her manager while she was performing her version of "Natural Woman" by Aretha Franklin which is one of her favorite songs. At her age of 17, Ann-Marie was already performing live gigs in local discos and jazz clubs. As a result of this kind of work she was constantly in touch with other musicians and DJ's. Trough this she got the opportunity to sing live with the soul band "Easy" at the Hammersmith Odeon.

Towards her 18th birthday she joined a group "Nelife" as leadsinger. They produced their first track "Got 2 Be Free" which was immediately accepted by A&M. This was later followed by the second single "Keep Your Lovin". Both tracks entered into the British Top Ten Dance singels and the album was a huge succses in the clubs of Britain and America and as a result, Ann-Marie was established as the top "Garage Singer" to emerge from the UK. From then Ann-Marie had many offers to work on one-off jobs although she concentrated more on carving out a career for herself.

Right at this time Gianfranco Bortolotti of Media Records was searching world-wide for a new singer for the famous "49 ERS".
Over a period of 6 months, a total of 5 singers came to Italy from America and the UK to audition for the new album. The voice had to be perfectly suited and Gianfranco didn't find what he was looking for. The search continued.

Finally G.F.B. reached Michael at MCA, who was a personal friend of Ann-Marie's manager.
After hearing a demo-tape of her voice Gianfranco knew that the search was over.

Immediately after, Ann-Marie came to Italy to begin work on the new 49 ERS album. Her desire to succeed made her all the more popular with the production team of Media Records who find her a joy to work with. The first single from the album "Move Your Feet" stormed the charts all over Europe and America reaching the first position on the worldwide charts!

She was still at the first position with "The Music Is Moving" when Media Records released a new single of 49Ers
"The Message" which follows the others in success. In december she toured Japan with Mig and Cappella (both artists from Media Records) for a big media event. Then, a new production with Fargetta. This time she makes new an old
record by John Miels "Music!". Her powerful voice gives a different interpretation to this "classic", giving the new generations the possibility to know it, love it and dance to it.