All this talk about the express 12" 's made me dig thru my records. Thought
I had something from that label. It turned out to be "Time to Express" by
Eddie Fowlkes. It has a mix from Juan and the back side has a different
track with Stacey "Hot Wax" Hale. This came out on Spinnin records ('89)
which says it is a division of KMS. Didn't this topic start off with the
question of Express being part of KMS?
Ethan
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I've got that Dance Detroit Dance comp (Express 020) and it has some
fairly interesting stuff along with some pretty dated ones (the Detroit
hip-house sound, you know :)...
Keynotes - I-94
Detroit/Detroit - Life
M$. V - Booming on the Mic
Einstein - E-tech
Blake Baxter - We Are Who We Are
Neal Howard - Indulge (rmx)
Databass - Around and Around
Eddie Fowlkes featuring Laura - Goodbye Kiss (rmx)
The licensing is by Pick-Pocket Publishing Co., hmm...
Actually, the Neal Howard track is really good and the Blake Baxter is
good except the sort of cheez-ee vocal.
>From around that same time (but not associated with Express or Cliff
Thomas) I have this other comp, Hype Stuff (Vibe VLP1), with tracks
from Under Ground Resistance (as it was being spelled then, I guess).
I'm kind of curious about the history on this one; you can definitely
hear the beginnings of what was to come on this one.
Fred
