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>From: Leif Anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Earlier this week I happened to pick up a 12" promo of Paula Abdul's
>"Straight Up" with a mix by none other then Kevin Saunderson on the a side.
LAME
I was mixing that track into Jump-Up in 1996.
Been there, done that....next?
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"Apparently higher pitched vocals trigger endorphins
in your brain to give you a little extra ruusshhhh,
so that's all the better...there you go" - John B
"Educate the narrow minds, they see what they want to see. Educate the
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>He gives the track a stripped down 80's sounding workout that turns out
>rather nice. As I'm reading the Paula Abdul discography I also notice that
>he did a mix of "Forever Your Girl". I was wondering if anyone knew the
>story of how he managed to get mixed up with the former laker girl or had
>any more info on these releases. The fact that they were both putting out
>records on Virgin had something to do with it, but it's an interesting
>combination none the less.
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> Leif
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