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I heard this for the first time since all those years ago the other day. Used to love this track. The one with the piano and wailing using that very popular beat in the back.

Would love to know...

Now added clip.

It's a track Mike Pickering played at the Hacienda 1991...sounds like it has a back track of the bass from Moby's Go with the vocal "no I never never wanna let you go". Is it a proper remix or one...

Thanks for the replies.

I'm still looking for the last few tracks. It's odd as I had this mix years ago on tape that I lost and I remember there was a track following Back To Reality's Confused....

Found this awesome mix stashed away and found a copy which is in great condition - better than my tape hissing.

But...alas it's missing the last few tracks

tracklisting is so far:

* 1....

Not in Love is:

Scherrie Payne - I'm not in Love. Girl, you're in Love or vice versa depending on the pressing

YouTube - Scherrie Payne, Girl, you're in Love (mix-x-x Tend Version)

The description of this track is pretty sparse but I keep hearing it on airplay at the moment (commercial - late at night, but never capture the details or find them) It's what I'd consider a vocal...

No sample unfortunately, but I keep hearing it and am yet to get a lead on this track.

The lyrics are sung by a female vocalist (almost a bit Janet Jackson ish in her upper range) and that style...

thanks for naming these..

This is a track from bout '92.

I don't have a sample, well I do but still trying to work out how to get it from tape to laptop.

It starts with some melodic keys building and a womans voice...

Thanks for that...now I'm more confused by which one to buy

Thanks, that's it - the Blue Violet one!

Now I know which one to buy!

Don't suppose you can help me out with the other post regarding Capella's Everybody? So many samples, so many mixes....not...

Okay, so I've found a site with the vocal mix that I was looking for.

Can anyone confirm which exact mix this is please: is it on the normal release as I'm unsure which one to buy?
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Both housey vocal type tunes from around 1991 or 92


As the title suggests it has this as the main hook - a female vocal singing "I really think we can make it, I really think, I really really...