More song Id's (same tape)

[nrgbeat]

1). A remake of Stephanie Mills "Never Knew Like This Before". Female vocals. In the Kylie Minogue/SAW vein.

2). Sounds similar to Snap's "The Power". It goes "the def jam is kickin it, the def jam is here". This is repeated several times.

3). House styled song. Sparse female vocals "Cause I need it, cause I want it" and a sample of the strings from "Love's Theme". The vocals have a stutter effect "ca, ca,ca cause I need it".

4). Starts off with a sample of "get on your feet and dance to the beat" from Sylvester, then a guy says something like "i'm gonna get you girl" several times, then it samples the strings from "Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You" by Boystown Gang and a female chorus starts singing "Rockberry, rockberry, jam, jam"

[Twirlessence]

#1 could be by The Right Attitude, they did a cover of it in '93. Although I don't have the original, only have this on a Direct Hit issue.

#2 sounds like "Swing" by the Def Boys - came out in 1990.

#3 hmmmm.... at first blush I'm thinking "Respect" by Adeva.

[mixtape]

hey how old is tape?? because they have a new version of Never Knew Like This Before (2001 Nic Mercey's Circuit Anthem Mix). Is it a dj mixed tape???

[nrgbeat]

The tape is from 1990.

[K-Bee]

Gwen Guthrie did a version of "Never Knew Love Like This Before" in 1990. Could that be the one? (your kylie/saw comments lead me to think it's probably not)

[disconetfan]

hey i checked out those 3 titles Twirlessence gave. There great!!! Does any one have anymore songs similar to that style????? Thanks

[nrgbeat]

Originally Posted by nrgbeat

3). House styled song. Sparse female vocals "Cause I need it, cause I want it" and a sample of the strings from "Love's Theme". The vocals have a stutter effect "ca, ca,ca cause I need it".

I found the name of this song. It is "What U Need" by Soft House Company.

[nrgbeat]

Originally Posted by nrgbeat

I found the name of this song. It is "What U Need" by Soft House Company.

To hear a sample of the song, go to the following link. Page down and there are three listings for the song. The version on my tape is the third one listed.

http://marksclassics.co.uk/search.asp?l=s&genre=CH