Trintaeum (October)

What A Devine Edit

The fourth instalment of the Creative Use series is something special. Three edits done by a man renowned on the bearded disco scene, not only for his ridiculously good DJ sets, but his tireless digging for new (old) records that no-one else has got, or in most cases heard, here you get three examples of this.

My favourite, sounds a bit like "Benny And The Jets" at the start which could never be a bad thing, and the evolves into a sweet downbeat gospel / soul number.

Social Disco Club 1st Release

This happens so fast...
My first release will be released on OCSID Music [OCSID002] and have already full suport from some good disco dj's arround the world, like Greg Wilson, Simon Lee (Faze Action)...
Out in December, will be available on the best usual record shops like Juno, Phonica, Piccadilly, Flexx, etc.

The record is a colaboration between me and Barna Soundmachine...

Tracklist:

Porto Side (Social Disco Club)

1. Julien Jabre & Bibi f. Mc Mellow Dee - And You Dont Stop (SDC Disco Mix)
2. Glenn Adams Affair - Just A Groove (SDC Edit)

Barna Side (Barna Soundmachine & Der Beat)

1. Gino Soccio - Try it Out (BSMachine & Der Beat Remix)
2. BSMachine & Der Beat - Jump Up Let's Go (Megamix #2)

Links:

www.myspace.com/ocsidmusic
www.myspace.com/barnasoundmachine
www.myspace.com/socialdiscoclub


To open your appetite, there is one track included in the OCSID001.

Guest Mix #2 Greg Wilson (Second Life)

For this 2nd guest mix another (VERY) special one... Nothing less then Greg Wilson!
The men of the moment give us a fantastic mix with amazing and some unreleased stuff.

Courtesy of Mr. Wilson Himself... Enjoy!

Tracklist:

01. Elektrons - Get Up (Greg Wilson Version)
02. Queen - Another One Bites The Dust (Pete Herbert Edit)
03. Groove Armada - The Girls Say (Greg Wilson Version)
04. Sugardaddy - Hypnotise (Greg Wilson Version)
05. The Bionics - Love Chains (Greg Wilson Edit)
06. 1Gnition - Secret Sunday Lover (Greg Wilson Edit)
07. Mindless Boogie - Boogie (Extnd)
08. Gino Soccio - Try It Out (Barna Soundmachine Edit)
09. Urbalised Beats - Hollerback Drug
10. Talking Heads - Psycho Killer (Greg Wilson Edit)
11. Barna Soundmachine - Megamix #1 (Extnd)
12. DC LaRue - Cathedrals (Greg Wilson Edit)
13. Mindless Boogie - So Happy (Extnd)

Links:

www.electrofunkroots.co.uk/
www.myspace.com/djgregwilson

(AVI) Part 5

Eastbound Expressway first appeared on the 1976 single "Danger Zone", a production by British DJ and producer Ian Levine.

Levine had originally intended the name to be Ian Levine and the Sounds of Summer but then changed it into Eastbound Expressway. Eastbound Expressway was then revived in 1978 when Levine was signing James Wells to AVI. One of the songs, "Never Let Go" was a repetitive funky dance groove. AVI loved the song but loathed Wells' wailing on top of it and asked Levine to take off his voice. "Never Let Go" was then released as an Eastbound Expressway 12" single which became a club hit early 1979, and AVI asked Levine to produce an album for it.

AVI liked the resulting album Levine delivered but they just didn't think it was as funky as "Never Let Go" so the album released under another moniker, credited to Croisette. Levine rushed back into the studio to record another album with a more groove-based sound which was released, credited to Eastbound Expressway, in the summer of 1979. As with many 70s studio projects, no line-up appeared on the cover. The vocals had been sung by Levine's usual crew of session singers in the London Trident Studios.

When Levine began producing Hi-NRG records for Record Shack Records in 1983, he revived the Eastbound Expressway name for the 12"s "Primitive Desire" (1983) - running 13½ minutes - and "Frantic Love" (1984), once again with a faceless group. Both singles were big hits on the Hi-NRG scene, the vocals being provided by three session singers, Norma, Shirley & Dee Lewis and one of Levine's other artists Laura Pallas.

Levine left Record Shack early 1986 and signed with UK label Passion Records where he assembled an actual line-up for Eastbound Expressway, consisting of Karen Freeman, Joycelyn Phillips, and Bonnie Anderson. The trio appeared on three successful 12 inches for the label, most successfully "You're a Beat" (a pun on Eurobeat which the Hi-NRG sound was now being labelled) and also submitted the track "Whiplash" for Levine's own label Nightmare Records, early 1989.

A compilation CD The Best of Eastbound Expressway, comprising all the recordings Levine did under that name, was released by Miami-based Hot Productions, Inc. in 1995.

AVI Part 5
Lp "Eastbound Expressway" [AVI 6068] (1979)
12' "Never Let Go" [AVI-12-238-D] (1978)

Guest Mix #1 Rui Trintaeum (Trintaeum Stereosound)

Pedro Bruschy (Photograph)

Until now on, i gonna share the work of other talented musiciens/dj's. I think there are so many, good and unknown...

For the 1st one, im proud to introduce a very special Friend and Dj... Rui Trintaeum.

Rui Martins Pereira is the owner, programmer and resident Dj of Club 31 in Porto ( http://www.trintaeum.com/). His connection into the music starts on the earlier 80's, when he created the band'Culto da Ira' in witch one he was the bass player. This band has been the 2nd best one on the modern music conquest 'Rock Rendez Vous' witch has given them the opportunity of getting one of their tracks on the album released by this club. In 1986 he starts djing at 'No Sense' Club in Porto, suggesting new sound influences. An year later, he opens 'Loco Mosquito bar' in witch one he has been also resident Dj ,this time introducing danceable sounds. For about ten years has been out of this activity and returns on 1995 to open 'Trintaeum Club', assuming the djing during the week and betting in a dashing and proper music selection of national and international Djs for the weekend, witch made this club the one for music lovers and a marking place in Porto. Rui Trintaeum, as he's known, has a residence at Trintaeum '31 Stereosound' and besides that, played in many other places, clubs and music festivals. Along these years he played with many respectable artists as Carl Craig, Jonh Tejada, Recloose, Pepe Bradock, Âme, Henrik Schwarz, Lindstrom & Prins Thomas, Rainer Truby, Pete Herbert, Gilb'r, Boozoo Bajou, among others... In 2005 he joined Antony Millard and Wilson Edgar on the I.N.F.I.L.T.R.A.T.I.O.N. project (http://www.i-n-f-i-l-t-r-a-t-i-o-n.com/).


Tracklist:

01. Minnie Riperton - Lovin you
02. Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (Shhhhh Reconstruction)
03. Hot Rocks - Chopper (Extended Edit)
04. Lindstrom & Solale - Let's Practise (Wade Nichols Dub)
05. Vangelis - Let It Happen (Beatfanatic's Remix)
06. The The - Giant (Pilooski Edit)
07. Badly Drawn Boy - Promises (Reverso 68 Remix)
08. The Osmonds - III (Quiet Village No-Edit)
09. Ignition - Secret Sunday Lover (Original)
10. Blackjoy - Mostache (Prins Thomas Diskodub)
11. Mark-E - R+B Drunkie
12. Moodymann - I'd Rather Be Lonely
13. FletwoodMac - You Make Lovin' Fun
14. Tracey Thorn - It's All True (Martin Buttrich Remix)
15. Roland Appel - Dark Soldier

Links:

www.myspace.com/ruitrintaeum
www.myspace.com/clube31
www.trintaeum.com/

Are You Like It?

More, More, More" was the signature song of Andrea True, who performed under the name "The Andrea True Connection".

The song was sent to the United States after being recorded in Jamaica; the idea for a single was brought up so True could make profits from a television commercial she was making in Jamaica (an attempted coup in the country hindered the ability for her to get her commercial profits in cash). Buddah Records liked the sound, and originally only released the song to discos in the winter of 1976. The popularity of "More, More, More" was immense. Widespread listener interest convinced Buddah to release the single commercially in the spring. The song rose to number four on the Billboard Hot 100 and number five on the UK Singles Chart.

The Love Boat

September 24, 1977 - September 5, 1986

Cast:

Captain Merrill Stubing: Gavin MacLeod
Doctor Adam Bricker: Bernie Kopell
Bartender Isaac Washington: Ted Lange
Purser Gopher Smith: Fred Grandy
Cruise Director Julie McCoy: Lauren Tewes
Cruise Director Judy McCoy: Pat Klous
Vicki Stubing: Jill Whelan
Photographer Ace Evans: Ted McGinley
Emily Stubing: Marion Ross

Loveboat Mermaids:

Susie: Debbie Bartlett
Maria: Tori Brenno S
heila: Macarena Camacho
Jane: Nanci L. Hammond
Amy: Teri Hatcher
Patti: Debra Johnson
Starlight: Andrea Moen
Mary Beth: Beth Myatt

Set aboard the Pacific Princess, a luxury cruise ship which embarked each week on a romantic, sentimental, and often hilarious voyage across tropic seas. Three or four stories told on each telecast were interwoven and often involved the ship's crew, who were seen on the show every week.

Famous movie and TV stars were delighted to accept guest roles on The Love Boat's floating sound stage, combining work with travel to exotic locations. Most of the episodes were filmed on two real cruise ships, the Pacific Princess and the Island Princess, during their regular voyages from the Virgin Islands to Alaska. Paying passengers were invited to participate as extras.

Mother, Father, Sister, Brother

MFSB (short for "Mother, Father, Sister, Brother") were a loose conglomeration of studio musicians who provided backing tracks for dozens of seminal Philadelphia soul recordings in the 70's. They later released successful singles and albuns as a stand-alone recording act.

Assembled by the production team of Gamble & Huff, MFSB was the house band for their Philadelphia International Records label and provided both the signature smooth Philadelphia sound that dominated the early 1970's for the acts who recorded at their Sigma Sound Studios, including The Delfonics, The O'Jays, Blue Magic, The Spinners, Teddy Pendergrass and Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes; and the "high hat" disco sounds that dominated the late 1970's with groups like The Trammps, First Choice, Ripple and Double Exposure.

And The Winner Is...

... ARE YOU RE-EDIT?

Ok. Finally the result!
The winner is "p e c e" with "are you re-edit?" sugestion.

Like i said, the winner will win 1 Cd with some reworked stuff and 1 record (when released), but i am a nice guy, so... All the people who participate will win the Cd to!

For all who give sugestions, please send me your adress to here (by comment), or to myspace (by message). (www.myspace.com/socialdiscoclub).

To all who take some time passing by and "help me", MANY, MANY THANKS!

Ps.: Im gonna keep all the names because, im thinking soon start with a new record label and i will use other name, so...

SDC

Groovin' You

One of the best solo records from Harvey Mason -- best known as the drummer on some really monster 70s funky fusion sessions (such as Johnny Hammond's Gears album) -- but a surprisingly well-rounded R&B artist overall! As with Norman Connors, another fusion drummer gone soul star, Harvey's working here in a style that mixes jazz influences with modern soul -- grooving things for a more mainstream audience, but still keeping things real underneath. The record's filled with guest appearances by fusion greats -- like Bob James, David Spinozza, Richard Tee, Lee Ritenour, and others -- and Jim Gilstrap sings vocals on a cut or two.