Oakenfold IDs (PART 6) 1985

Hey m8s!
Here we are with part 6 of the Oakenfold IDs. Going back to 1985 for this one. These samples are from a mastermix Oakey did on Kiss FM back when it was a pirate on 94FM in London. Any help with figuring out what records these samples are from will be greatly appreciated! :)


1985-ID-010 = Alexander Robotnick - Problèmes D'Amour (Original)
1985-ID-021 = Kool & The Gang - Fresh (Remix)
1985-ID-104
1985-ID-125
1985-ID-133
1985-ID-137
1985-ID-156 = Boney M. - Kalimba De Luna
1985-ID-215 (1)
1985-ID-215 (2) = Cymande - Bra (Danny Krivit Re-edit)
1985-ID-356 = C.O.D. - In The Bottle (Vocal)
1985-ID-419 = Martin Circus - Disco Circus
1985-ID-448 = Phil Collins - Sussudio (Extended Remix)
1985-ID-509 = Aleem Featuring Leroy Burgess - Release Yourself (Dub)
1985-ID-551 = Cybotron - Clear (Remix By Jose "Animal" Diaz)
1985-ID-656 = Cosmetic With Jamaaladeen Tacuma - So Tranquilizin' (Special Dub Mix)

1985-ID-006 = Cybotron - Clear (Remix By Jose "Animal" Diaz)



Notes
1985-ID-010: Beat/bassline heavy, unknown female vocal

1985-ID-021: Trying to figure out what tune is being played behind George Kranz - 'Din Daa Daa', female sample-"oooooohh", unknown female vocal

1985-ID-104: Trying to figure out what record is being played behind 'Din Daa Daa', unknown sample/vocal

1985-ID-125: Female? sample-"ooh" "ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh" being played around DeBarge - Rhythm Of The Night

1985-ID-133: Familiar male sample-"Ahhhhhhhahhhh"

1985-ID-137: This one sounds like two records, one with a sound being dubbed in numerous times, along with a different record with an unknown male sample being scratched in and out

1985-ID-156: Unknown record, female sample-"love me.."?

1985-ID-215 (1): This one could be two records as well, need help with figuring out what's being played behind Animotion - Obsession from 0:02-0:07, it's an unknown whooshing type of sound, and from 0:18-0:34 is an unknown bassline it sounds like being played behind Obsession

1985-ID-356: Male sample-"Uno, dos, uno dos tres quattro", earlier in this mastermix is a record that sounds like the same male saying "One, two, three, four", I think both samples are from the same record

1985-ID-419: Unknown sample-"Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh ya ya ya ya!" with a disco beat, being played next to DeBarge - Rhythm Of The Night

1985-ID-448: 80's lead synth, unknown male sample

1985-ID-509: Unknown male sample-shouting

1985-ID-551: Not sure what record this is, unknown male sample being scratched

1985-ID-656: Familiar male sample but not sure where it's from

1985-ID-006: From 0:06-0:10 you can hear the sample, "one, two, three, four", not sure what record this sample is from, see notes on 356 for more info

Here are the rest of the samples

ID 356 definitely has the beat to 'Conway Brothers - Turn It Up' and the sample "Uno, dos, uno dos tres quattro" is from the intro of C.O.D - In The Bottle

ID 448 still has the 'Conway Brothers - Turn It Up' in there mixed with "Phil Collins - Sussudio''

ID 509 is still 'Conway Brothers - Turn It Up' and scratching 'Aleem - Release Yourself' over the top


sounds like a great mix is it available to download anywhere ? would be keen to hear the whole mix

Thanks Mister G!! Yeah Turn It Up is the foundation break Oakey used in this mix, so you'll hear it throughout the whole thing. I've seen this one a few sites around the internet. Stay tuned, I'll be uploading this mix onto the following page, once more tunes are ID'd: :D

Paul Oakenfold @ Kiss FM, London - Live And Direct 1985 (wallabyFC)

Thanks again!

1985-ID-137 : "ouh ah" sound is from a sped-up version of Boney M - Kalimba De Luna
1985-ID-156 : unknown record a sped-up version of Boney M - Kalimba De Luna
for "love me" sample , i don't know
1985-ID-419 : " Unknown sample-"Ah ya ya!" with a disco beat " is Martin Circus - Disco Circus (François Kervorkian Rmx)

021 - George Kranz - Din Da Da
125 - Debarge - Rhythem Of The Night
133 - James Brown
137 - James Brown - Give It Up Turn It Loose
215 - Animotion - Obsession
215 - Trouble Funk - Pump Me Up

215 - the bassline at the end is Cymande 'Bra' (Danny Krivit Re-edit)

the other break that seems to be running through most of the mix sounds like 'willesden dodgers - jive rhythm trax 122 bpm'

YouTube - Willesden Dodgers - Jive Rhythm Trax - 122 BPM (1982)

Thanks everyone for the help so far! These James Brown tracks are tough, I heard an unknown tune on a mastermix called 'Girls' by Mr. Magic from around the same time of this mix that featured the same male sample from 133. It seems the tune also featured more James Brown samples along with the one from 133. All of the tunes that have been officially ID'd so far on this mix that Oakey used have been from records released from 1983-1985. If anybody knows any records that sampled James Brown from around this time period, it would help a lot in trying to uncover the exact records Oakey used in this mix. Thanks again for all the help everyone!!

On a side note, if you find the Girls mix, you can actually hear Oakenfold being a radio DJ introducing the mix on Kiss FM back in 1985. He was one of the first DJs on Kiss back when it was a pirate, and was there for about 8 months. Also, the Girls mix is quite good by the way! I recommend tracking it down. :cool:

hi , can you up a longer sample of the first electro track ?

1985-ID-010 = a fekkin Italo Disco classic, shame on ya! ;)

Alexander Robotnick - Problèmes D'Amour (12") at Discogs

215 = aint that 2nd bassline from House People - Godfather Of House (12") at Discogs

That's about as long as he plays it in this mix, I'll upload a longer cut featuring that electro track (010) along with another tune that I'm trying to ID. It turns out the record I was talking about in the notes for 356 that says "one, two, three, four" isn't the same record as In The Bottle for 356 where the sample is "Uno, dos, uno dos tres quattro". So the new ID that I'm still not sure on is titled 1985-ID-006, and is featured in this new mp3 from 0:06-0:10 where you can hear the sample "one, two, three, four". Thanks for the help!

Here's the 006 sample

Looks like bunkerheadz ID'd that electro track as I was typing my reply! I'll look into that 2nd bassline some more. haha and I know! Well ya can't fully blame me.. as I wasn't even born yet when it was released LOL

Hmmm, u sure this is tagged correctly fella?

as that DeBarge - Rhythm Of The Night and Phil Collins - Sussudio part is exactly as found on this one:

Genius At Work - Big Apple Production Vol. IV (12") at Discogs

So I dare to say it was this slab of wax Oaky played back then..

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Originally Posted by wallabyFC

Well ya can't fully blame me.. as I wasn't even born yet when it was released LOL

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LOL fair enuff m8 :thumbsup:

Listening to that Genius At Work - Big Apple Production Vol. IV track/mix now and it is the same as ya cut up for sepearte samples.

So ya have a source now of where it is taken from ;)

DJ Mikey D'Merola - Big Apple Production Vol. IV.mp3

Listen for yerself :)

write less and listen more !!!

this advice is for myselffffff

uhh?

LOL, I getcha, I was already wondering ^^ ;)

Massive! K I'll check into that too. I've heard the original one before, and also Vol. 2, that's when I realized Oakey used the first part from Vol. 2 as his intro on his 1993 essential mix. I've never heard vol. 4 though, thanks for letting me know m8! :cool:

125 perhaps Prince voice

Hmm, that mp3 IS the same mix as featured on this Kiss FM broadcast. I tried matching it up with one of the mixes from the following page, but so far haven't had any luck yet:

discopatrick site

It's possible the title on your mp3 is mislabeled too, as it doesn't match up with the Big Apple Production Vol. IV rips elsewhere on the net. Do you have any more details on where your copy is from? Gonna try to figure this one out!

FFS, yeah, wrong labelled indeed :(

I was able to find a match! Here is a 12" cut of it: Unknown Artist - Original Party Mix (Parts 1&2) (12", Promo) at Discogs

More information on this mix can be found toward the bottom of the following page: discopatrick site

I'm gonna try and get in touch with the guy who runs that site to see if he knows any more information on this mastermix.

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Originally Posted by BUNKERHEADZ

215 = aint that 2nd bassline from House People - Godfather Of House (12") at Discogs

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That re-creates the Cymande bassline.. and it's deffo the Cymande bassline used in the clip. :)

the description sounds like a match and the track time length matches , i took a 4 quid gamble and ordered one of the copies for sale on discogs , i will report back when it arrives to confirm if its the same mix or not

Unknown Artist - Original Party Mix (Parts 1&2) (12", Promo) at Discogs

551 and 006 are Cybotron - Clear

1985-ID-656 : male sample is Cosmetic With Jamaaladeen Tacuma - So Tranquilizin (Special 12" Dub Mix)

Good thing I checked up on this thread, tuneid didn't send me a notification that it had got new replies. Yeah Mister G that's the one, I was able to talk with discopatrick about it and he was kind enough to send me a rip of it for verification purposes. And thanks guys for the new ID updates!! Man twiceage, how on earth did you figure that one out!? haha. The tracklist is getting really complete so far thanks to the help of everyone here!

Also, I did some more research on this mix, and discopatrick got back to me regarding it. It was uncredited on that 12" cut of AW 200, and his discopatrick logo appears on the record label as a watermark since many people would just take images from his site without giving him credit. So that's why his name appears on the image. Also, the AWESOME series wasn't pressed until 1987/1988. This mastermix was broadcast with Oakenfold in 1985 on Kiss 94FM. In the very beginning, as you can hear in sample 006, he says something along the lines of, "alright mastermix live and direct with myself Paul Oakenfold and my engineer Woody Wood". I found out that Woody was a high school m8 of oakey's back in the day. This must be the same person known as Woody Wood. I'm almost fully positive this mix was in fact created by oakenfold and woody wood. To me it doesn't make sense that oakenfold would announce his engineer as part of the intro if the engineer didn't have anything to do with the mastermix. I'm going to try and get in touch with rich colour, the guy who originally recorded this mastermix to tape back in 1985 himself to see if there's anything he knows or can remember from the times this mix was broadcast on kiss back then.

Thanks again for the help everyone! :D

Anybody want to attempt the remaining ones? They've proven to be quite difficult. :p