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    RCA Disco Vault/iTunes

    Hi
    In a recent iTunes mailout it said RCA had put lots of old tracks on iTunes. The link doesn't work for me and I was wondering if anyone had managed to access it. Is it only available in the US and more importantly is there any good tunes in it?

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    Re: RCA Disco Vault/iTunes

    Quote Originally Written by PhyllisHyman
    Hi
    In a recent iTunes mailout it said RCA had put lots of old tracks on iTunes. The link doesn't work for me and I was wondering if anyone had managed to access it. Is it only available in the US and more importantly is there any good tunes in it?
    Would you mind posting the text of the mail-out here so I can check on the specific tracks? The links here to iTunes are for the US only.

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    I got sent this but there was no link attached:

    .......TO BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR THE FIRST TIME DIGITALLY BEGINNING
    MARCH 21

    NEW YORK — The RCA Music Group announced today an ambitious new
    dance music series presenting both reissues of out-of-print classics
    and previously unreleased remixes of contemporary hits from artists
    on RCA, Arista and J Records. The first offerings in the new series
    will arrive March 21, released as downloads through iTunes
    exclusively for thirty days. The series will then be made available
    through additional subscription services such as RealNetworks'
    Rhapsody and Sony Connect. The artists range from such current stars
    as Kelly Clarkson and Heather Headley to Seventies and Eighties hit
    makers like Machine and Odyssey.

    The RCA Music Group is the first major label to make its classic
    mixes available for download to the mass-market consumer. With its
    rich history in dance music, the label will present out of print and
    never-before-released mixes of the greatest dance tracks of all time
    by the biggest names in music -- Aretha, Whitney and Kelly Clarkson
    among others, as well as music from the disco era including classics
    like There For The Grace of God and Disco Nights to the 80's
    classics from Evelyn Champagne King, Rick Astley & The Eurythmics.

    "We created this series so these classic songs and remixes could be
    enjoyed by music fans worldwide. Offering digital access to this
    treasure trove of repertoire allows us the opportunity to serve an
    ever-expanding audience," explains Charles Goldstuck, President &
    COO BMG U.S. Label Group.

    Spearheading this project from the creative side is RCA Music Group
    Vice President of A&R Hosh Gureli. Gureli realized that there was a
    need to invigorate the dance community "who has always been the
    first to adopt digital technology," he explains. "It's our mission
    to present out of print and unreleased mixes to the core dance
    audience for them to enjoy now and forever. Before now, these tracks
    were only available to club djs and producers."

    Among the highlights from the first group of titles:


    Kelly Clarkson: "Walk Away" – The new series will feature five
    versions of this track from Kelly's RCA album Breakaway (winner of
    the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album), including mixes by Chris
    Cox, Craig J, and Ralphi Rosario.
    Heather Headley: "In My Mind" – Ten versions of the title track from
    Heather's hit-bound RCA album In My Mind will be released, including
    multiple mixes by the Freemasons (Russell Small and James Wiltshire)
    and Dave Hernandez.
    Icicle Works: "Whisper To A Scream" – One of the classic alternative
    80's songs of all time.
    Odyssey: "Native New Yorker" – Original 12-inch copies of this 1977
    disco classic, produced by Sandy Linzer & Charlie Calello, command
    top prices among DJs and collectors; now, all three versions
    (Extended, Long Edit, and Radio Hit) will be reissued.
    Machine: "There But For The Grace Of God Go I" – Produced by August
    Darnell, Machine's 1979 debut single was an incisive piece of urban
    social commentary with an irresistible beat, released in Extended
    and Edited versions.
    # # #

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    Thanks for the above.

    I found one of the releases:
    Odyssey - Native New Yorker [Three Versions]

    Sorry, the above link/download is available only in the USA.

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    Thanks y'all :-)

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    Re: RCA Disco Vault/iTunes


     

     

    Good post. I will listen.

    Thanks

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