Let’s start this set off with something with a standard 4:4 beat and a neat, standard bass line. Released in 1992 through NYC’s Strictly Rhythm Label. Back to a time when the dancefloor is crowded with smoke, people and sweat, and the dust and dirt are kicked up by people thrown into an uncontrollable frenzy by the deep bass and soulful vocals blasted through the subwoofers. Back to a time when you lined up late at night to get into a dark, dingy warehouse. I try my best to update this page, but if a link isn’t working, feel free to comment or email me.
If you want to learn more about the history of house music, go here. I just wanted to say thank you for everyone stopping by whether you are discovering house music for the first time, or re-visiting old memories of vinyl spinning days gone by. UPDATE – Although a couple of my posts on this blog have gone viral, I consistently get the most hits from this one page.
