Black Box - I Don't Know Anybody Else -CDM- (c) 1990 RCA
Artist....: Black Box
Album.....: I Don't Know Anybody Else
Type......: Maxi
Source....: CDDA
Tracks....: 06
Genre.....: House
Label.....: RCA
Catalogue#: 2756-2-RS
Encoder...: LAME 3.97
Quality...: VBR kbps / 44.1KHz / Joint-Stereo
URL.......: http://www.discogs.com/release/50716
Tracklist:
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01 I Dont Know Anybody Else [we Got Sal Soulmix] 05:42
02 I Dont Know Anybody Else [dj Lelewel Mix] 06:51
03 I Dont Know Anybody Else [acapella] 03:54
04 I Dont Know Anybody Else [hurleys House Mix] 07:03
05 I Dont Know Anybody Else [hurleys House Dub] 05:11
06 I Dont Know Anybody Else [deep House Instrumental] 04:33
Total:47,3 MB / 33:14 min
Release Notes:
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Leaders of the Italian house music movement of the late '80s, Black Box
was primarily comprised of club DJ Daniele Davoli, computer whiz Mirko
Limoni and classical clarinetist Valeric Semplici, a trio of studio
musicians known collectively as the Groove Groove Melody production
team. Acclaimed among the most successful producers in all of Italian
dance music, Groove Groove Melody helmed dozens of singles each year at
their peak; in 1989 they teamed with singer and model Katrin (born
Catherine Quinol) as Black Box, debuting with the single "Ride on
Time." Not only was the record a huge hit at home, but it soon crossed
over into the British pop charts, landing at the number one spot for
six consecutive weeks despite the controversy which erupted in the wake
of the discovery that it included uncredited samples of Loleatta
Holloway's disco single "Love Sensation." A series of Black Box hits
followed, among them "I Don't Know Anybody Else" (a Top Ten smash in
the U.S. as well) and "Everybody Everybody," which featured vocals by
Martha Wash; the group's debut LP, 1990's Dreamland, was also a
success. They returned in 1991 with "Strike It Up," another American
Top Ten entry, as well as the Mixed Up! collection; additionally, the
Groove Groove Melody team scored with material recorded under a variety
of other aliases, among them Starlight ("Numero Uno") and Mixmaster
("Grand Piano"). After a long hiatus, Black Box returned in 1996 with
the album Positive Attitude, which went largely unnoticed.