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Artist:
MOULTON, TOM
Title:
A Tom Moulton Mix Volume 1
Label:
SOUL JAZZ RECORDS (UK)
Format:
2LP
Price:
$21.00
Catalog #:
SJR 120.1LP
Double LP volume 1.
Artist:
MOULTON, TOM
Title:
A Tom Moulton Mix Volume 2
Label:
SOUL JAZZ RECORDS (UK)
Format:
2LP
Price:
$21.00
Catalog #:
SJR 120.2LP
Double LP volume 2.
Artist:
MOULTON, TOM
Title:
A Tom Moulton Mix
Label:
SOUL JAZZ RECORDS (UK)
Format:
2CD
Price:
$20.00
Catalog #:
SJR 120CD
"Tom Moulton is one of the most important people in the history of dance music. From inventing the first ever 12" single to remixer to the stars, the trademark
A Tom Moulton Mix
is a mark of quality given to only the finest records -- From Grace Jones' seminal 'La Vie En Rose' to the million-selling MFSB disco anthem 'Love Is The Message,' to over 4000 remixes. '
As in life, there are musical benchmarks against which other works are usually sized up in their field. When thinking of dance music, and its now long and proud heritage, there is no denying that one of the yardsticks everyone comes back to time and time again is the visionary body of work that Tom Moulton has accumulated over the course of his long and illustrious career.
' --François Kervorkian, January, 2006. Tom Moulton began his career in the early 1960s as a promotions man at the legendary R'n'B label King Records, home of James Brown, Little Willie John, Hank Ballard and The Midniters and many more. In the 1960s he also began a career in modelling that would run parallel to his music. In 1971, he visited New York's Fire Island, the infamous gay holiday resort where he describes seeing 'white men dancing to black music' for the first time. It was here that Tom Moulton first began splicing up tapes for the discotheque. In the early 1970s DJs played 45rpm seven-inch singles which lasted around 3 minutes. Tom Moulton wanted to extend the time of a song in order to keep people on the dancefloor. His first remix was BT Express 'Do It Til You're Satisfied,' followed by 'Peace Pipe' which he 'extended' to over 6 minutes long -- and with this invented the 'remix.' He then took this further with Gloria Gaynor's 'Never Can Say Goodbye' which Tom Moulton mixed together as an 18-minute medley, once again designed for dancers. This is the first album to bring together some of the classic and rare tracks that have been blessed with
A Tom Moulton Mix
on the record label. It is the story of one man and his amazing role in the history of the rise of disco from it's funk and soul roots to the hedonistic days of Studio 54 and the Paradise Garage." Artists: Al Downing, Eddie Kendricks, Grace Jones, Isaac Hayes, B.T. Express, Don Downing, Camouflage, Patti Jo, South Shore Commission, Clara Lewis, Detroit Emeralds, Orlando Riva Sound, The Lovers, MFSB, Andrea True Connection, Udell.
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