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                                                         - deephouse -


                                                          13.11.2001
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     artist   : Frankie Knuckles
     title    : Ministry of Sound Sessions Six  
     year     : 1996
     genre    : House
     label    : Ministry of Sound
     cat      : MINCD6
     URL      : www.ministryofsound.com

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     quality  : 192kbps / 44,1Khz / full stereo
     source   : CDDA

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     Song Disc :

     01.Incognito - Good Love (CJ's Mackapella)
     02.Swing 52 - The Joy You Bring (Original Classic Twelve)
     03.Splice of Life feat Gina Foster - So Special (Jazz 'N' Groove Dub)
     04.Kathy Brown - I Appreciate (52 Leagues Of Swing)
     05.Sonz of Soul feat Steven Ville - Race Of Survival (Rokstone Diva Club Mix)
     06.Kathy Sledge - Another Day (Hands In The Air Mix)
     07.Voices present Individual - Skyhigh (Satoshi's Interpretation)
     08.Chuggles - I Remember Dance
     09.Lil Louis presents Black Magic - Freedom (Make It Funky) (On & On Strong Vocal Mix)
     10.Dangerous Minds - Live In Unity (Club 69 Vox Mix)
     11.Todd Terry - A Day In The Life (Street Mix)
     12.Mone - Keep Movin' (Original Jazz 'N' Groove Flavour)
     13.M People - Love Rendezvous (K-Klass Club Mix)

     69:15 min      95,1 MB
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         Few figures in contemporary music have influenced their respective
         fields the way Frankie Knuckles has revolutionised dance music.
         Worldwide, DJ's and clubgoers utter his name with a mixture of awe
         and reverence. The legendary DJ who helped invent house music in
         the late 1970's has gone on to be one of the world's most sought
         after remixers during the past decade, crafting hit tracks for
         dozens of artists.

         Nicknamed "The Godfather" by legions of admirers, Frankie Knuckles'
         (yes, it is his real name!) 1991 debut album, Beyond The Mix, raised
         his status yet another notch, spawned three No.1 smash dance singles:
         "The Whistle Song", "Rainfalls" and "Workout". With his ear-grabbing
         debut, Frankie, who doesn't sing or play any musical instruments,
         proved that a producer/writer/arranger can indeed establish himself
         as an artist in his own right.

         While growing up in the Bronx during the 1960's, his earliest musical
         influences were the jazz artists of his older sisters musical collection
         - including Stan Getz, Sarah Vaughan and Herb Alpert. After studying
         commercial art and costume design in his late teens, Frankie found his
         true calling: manning the DJ booth, he began spinning at Manhattan's
         Better Days in 1971, going on to DJ at the Continental Baths where he
         teamed up with childhood friend Larry Levan of the renowned Paradise
         Garage.

         Frankie's move to Chicago in 1977 marked a pivotal event in modern
         popular music, as he immediately began participating in the creation
         of a new music form, called "house" music (its name is derived from
         Chicago's famed underground club Warehouse, where Frankie drew huge
         crowds of devotees), it has since become the dominant staple of dance
         clubs worldwide, with Frankie playing a huge role in its explosive
         popularity.

         Frankie eventually moved into the recording studio, where his production
         and remixing skills soon equalled his genius in the DJ booth. Following
         his 1987 return to New York to DJ at The World, Frankie's deeply -
         orchestrated remixes of dance singles (under the aegis of Def Mix
         Productions) have continued to earn hits for a slew of artists. For all
         his achievements as a remixer, producer and artist, Frankie still feels
         most at home when spinning records and filling dancefloors - whether it
         be in New York, Chicago, Miami or Europe.

         His towering status as a producer, remixer and DJ is already a fact;
         look for Frankie Knuckles to attain new levels of success with this
         album, Sessions Six.

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         shoutouts to the groups that love the music they promote ...
         sweetbeats, klangwerk, iMPG, Mindscape, sour, groove

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     If you're down with the deep house music, music with feeling ...
     music that makes you groove no matter where you are ... and you
     keep the feeling. dh 2001

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