Tony Humphries Mix Tape 1993 Side A

[tc99]

7 IDS, us garage

here they are . . .

the only thing i know is that th7 is the same lyrics and melody as de'lacy hideaway (so this was maybe before de'lacy's version)

[tc99]

th1 and th2

[tc99]

th3 and th4

[tc99]

th5 and th6

[tc99]

Th7 . . .

[RJJNYC]

TH2

Gena Bess* - How Hard I Search at Discogs

Love this track, I think it's the vocal mix on the clip but one of the other mixes on the same 12" is very similar.

TH5

Michael Watford - Love To The World / Michael's Prayer (12") at Discogs

It's the Inner City Gospel Mix.

TH7 sounds like the Klub Head's Hideout mix of De'Lacy - Hideaway but slowed down a little, you can find the mix on i-Tunes to take a listen.

[twiceage]

hi!
TH1 is Mixx Vibes - Just Can´t Get Enough - 1994

TH1 is here : YouTube - Mixx Vibes Session 2 - Just Can't Get Enough

(vocal sample : kym sims - a little bit more -1992 !)

[twiceage]

for TH6 , try Soul Music Group Featuring Dawn Tallman - Feel It (piano mix) - 1994
it seems Dawn's voice... and piano is here too

[twiceage]

for TH3 , surely The Boys Choir Of Harlem - Power - 1994 12"
or The Boys Choir Of Harlem - Power (remixes) - 1995 12"

[tc99]

thankyou both, that is excellent work.

you might be able to help me out with a couple that are left from my other thread (a Kevin Saunderson mixtape around sane time)

http://www.tuneid.com/retro-dance-an...tml#post374283

i'm going to put some from side B of this mix soon

i had a look for klub heads remix of de'lacy on itunes (well itunes UK) and youtube but couldnt find it. i dont think delacy came out till 95, and this is 93. definately not his vocal anyway - it's female. maybe this was the "original" and de'lacy took the lyrics and melody

[twiceage]

perhaps not your version ,but "hideaway" came first on Easy Street Records in 1994 like all your ids...

i also read on discogs that Tony Humphries prefered to play the original 12" version from 1994 (which is also the album version )

[cjcooper]

perhaps not your version ,but "hideaway" came first on Easy Street Records in 1994 like all your ids...

i also read on discogs that Tony Humphries prefered to play the original 12" version from 1994 (which is also the album version )

tony plays the original blaze mix of hideaway- i think its the klubbhead mix,

as for th6 being the soul music group- that is definatley wrong

[twiceage]

sorry ; I failed to mention that this allusion to T Humphries was about
The Boys Choir Of Harlem - Power ... and not for Hideaway !

[twiceage]

as suggested by cjcooper , i searched again, so here it is :

TH6 is : Antonomasia - And I'll Be There (extended vocal mix) - 1994
label : Undiscovered .

TH6 is here : YouTube - Antonomasia - And I'll Be There (Stefano Gamma Extended Vocal) [Undiscovered_FFRR - 1994].mp4

you must slow it down at -5 %

RJJNYC is right , TH7 is : De 'Lacy - Hideaway ( Klub Head's Hideout ) - 1994 (first and only issue of 1994 )
label : Easy Street Records
you must slow it down at -4 %

i notice on discogs that ,after 1994 , all these 12" of Hideaway were issued under the name of De'Lacy (without the space between the "e" and the ' )

ps : tc99 , it's normal that you notice a difference : after slow down, the global tone of the tune becomes deeper and the voice too ,so it seems that it's not the same voice .

[tc99]

ok, i think i got it

so i guess this is the "Blaze Clubhead mix" (found on later issues):

YouTube - Best Of Blaze - Hideaway

which is very slightly different to the "Klub Head's Hideout" mix. and its the Klub Heads mix which we are hearing on th7, and was on the original Easy Street issue of the track?

De' Lacy* - Hideaway (12") at Discogs