Ten_City--Dub_Life-(Ibadan_Records)-Vinyl-1999-mbs

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MP3/FLAC
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mbs
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46,24 MB
Files
4
Date
2003-06-01

NFO


                     . . mUSIC fOR bODY aND sOUL . .

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     artist    :: Ten City
     release   :: Dub Life
     year      :: 1999
     genre     :: House
     label     :: Ibadan Records
     catalog   :: IRC15
     link      :: www.ibadanrecords.com

     ripper    :: mbs-crew
     date      :: 31.05.2003
     quality   :: 192kbps / 44,1Khz / Full Stereo
     source    :: CDDA

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     01.Suspicious (High Life)                                    08:14
     02.All Loved Out (Love Serenade)                             10:55
     03.My Peace Of Heaven (Demo Dub)                             08:00
     04.Nothing's Changed (Acroostrumental)                       06:29


                                                46,2 MB           33:38 min


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     The Chicago vocal group Ten City was one of the few house
     units to enjoy mainstream exposure during the late '80s and
     early '90s. Originally called Ragtyme, the trio was formed
     by vocalist Byron Stingily, guitarist Herb Lawson, and
     keyboard player Byron Burke, all under the aegis of
     producer extraordinaire Marshall Jefferson. After signing
     with Atlantic in the late '80s, Ten City's debut LP,
     Foundation, included the singles "Right Back to You" and
     "That's the Way Love Is," both of which received a good
     response in R&B and dance circles. State of Mind and No
     House Big Enough followed in 1990 and 1992, though Atlantic
     dropped them soon after. Just after release from their
     contract, the single "Fantasy" (written with Masters at
     Work) did well on the club scene, but by the time Ten City
     released their third album, That Was Then, This Is Now, the
     buzz had disappeared. The group rapidly disintegrated,
     though Stingily went on to a solo career.

     -- www.jahsonic.com/TenCity.html

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     Another cool body & soul 12" for the real connaisseur.
     This time, we get an EP with four so far unreleased dub
     versions by Joe Claussell of 'Suspicious', 'Nothings
     changed', 'My peace of heaven' and 'All loved out'.



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Files

PathSize
01-ten_city--suspicious_(high_life)-mbs.mp311,32 MB
02-ten_city--all_loved_out_(love_serenade)-mbs.mp315,01 MB
03-ten_city--my_peace_of_heaven_(demo_dub)-mbs.mp310,99 MB
04-ten_city--nothings_changed_(acroostrumental)-mbs.mp38,92 MB