What are your 10 favourite house tracks?

[Com King]

Tough choice, but here's my top 10 :

1° Frankie Knuckles feat. jamie Principle : Baby Wants to Ride / Your Love
2° Daft Punk - Da Funk
3° Ce Ce Rogers - Someday
4° Kraze - The Party
5° Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You
6° AK - Say That You Love Me (FK-Ek edit)
7° Inner City - Big Fun
8° A Number of Names - Sharevari
9° Le Knight Club - Chérie d'Amour
10° Ten City - That's the Way Love Is ( Deep House Mix )

[Com King]

It was tough really tough not to select a single Blaze ans MAW track ... but 10 tracks are ten tracks, and there was no room anymore.

[K-Bee]

Very tough choice indeed. I'll stick to the 80s early 90s for this one.

in no particular order:

- Frankie Knuckles Feat Satoshi Tomie - Tears
- Chanelle - One Man
- Blaze - So Special
- Wally Jump jr & The Criminal Element - Ain't Gonna Pay You One Red Cent
- Mr Fingers - Can U Feel It

- Phase II - Reachin'
- Ten City - That's The Way Love Goes
- Farley Jackmaster Funk Feat. Jessie Saunders - Love Can't Turn Around
- Sybil - Let Yourself Go
- J.A. Groove - Release The Tension (which i STILL Can't find anywhere :x )

The Wally Jump track was a spoof of Gwen Gutrie's "Ain't Nothing Goin' On But The Rent" feat. Will Downing on Vocals. I've never seen a 12" version of this. Does anybody know if one was ebver released??

[sammyperez]

:-? WOW! What a tough question. But as I think back, here is my list of ten favorites in no assemblance of order:

1.) Move your body - Marshall Jefferson
2.) Luv Dancin' - The Underground Solution
3.) Lovely one - Blaze
4.) Look ahead - Danny Tenaglia
5.) Critical - Wall of sound
6.) Right back to you - Ten City
7.) Mystery - Phase 2
8.) Earth People - Earth People
9.) Song of the siren - Aphrodisiac
10.) Tears - Frankie Knuckles

I know there are some I've probably missed, but then again, which ones would I remove? One tough question.

Easy,

Sam "ALL JAM"

[Studio74]

Some of my favorite 10 House tracks are:
1-Blue 6-Music & Wine
2-Daft Punk-Musique
3-MAW feat. India-I Can´t Get No Sleep
4-DJ Sneak-You Can´t Hide From Your Bud
5-Chez Damier-Close (Derrick Carter´s Mix)
6-Roger S-Get Hi
7-Armand Van Helden feat. Duane Harden-U Don´t Know Me
8-Ce Ce Peniston-Finally
9-Roger S feat. Armand Van Helden & N´Dea Davenport-You Can´t Change Me
10-Mr. Fingers-Can You Feel It

if i posted tomorrow,it could be a very different top...

[Com King]

MAW feat. India-I Can´t Get No Sleep

I've listened to it the whole week, I still don't know why I haven't put this one in my list

[efunk_adelic]

Top 10 House Tracks


1. Black Box - Everybody, Everybody
2. Vanessa Daou - Sunday Afternoons
3. Colonel Abrams - I'm Not Gonna Let
4. Daft Punk - Around The World
5. Inner City - Big Fun
6. Ten City - That's The Way Love Goes
7. Robin S. - Show Me Love
8. Bomb The Bass - Beat Dis
9. Tina B. - Miracles Explode
10. Colonel Abrams - Trapped

[born2disco]

In no particular order:

•Alison Limerick - Where Love Lives (Classic Morales Mix)
•Mt Rushmore pres. The Knack - You Better (Mt Rushmore Mix)
•House of Glass - Playin With My Mind (HOG Superstar Mix)
•Nathan G feat. Chance - Better Way
•Gloria Gaynor & The Trammps - The Mighty High (Double S Vocal)
•Kojak feat. Jemeni - Art To Breathe (Plaisir de France Remix)
•Sunkids feat. Chance - Rise Up
•Impossible Beings - Too Late (Too Latex Mix)
•Steve Silk Hurley - The Word is Love
•DJ Dove & Inaya Day - He's My Music

[born2disco]

One I forgot to include...

Sessomato - Moody

CLASSIC!

[martinus]

My Top 10 Housetracks:

Don Carlos: Alone
Donna Allen: He Is The Joy
Jocelyn Brown: Ain't No Mountain High Enough Morales mix
Balance: The Dance
Bob Sinclar: I Feel For You
Mr. Fingers: What About This Love
Ragtyme: Fix It Man
Eminence feat.Kathy Brown: Give It Up
Culture Beat: Pay No Mind
Joey Negro: Enter Your Fantasy

[SandraDee]

'Passion' - Jon of the Pleased Women
'Touch Me' - 49ers
'Pennies From Heaven' - Inner City
'Devotion' - Ten City
'I Cant Get Enough' - Soul Searcher
'Oochy Koochy' - Baby Ford
'Good Thing' - Dayeene
'One Man' - Chanelle
'Let Me Be Your Underwear' - Club 69
'Move Any Mountain' - The Shamen

[K-Bee]

OMG I've been looking for that "Let Me Be Your Underwear" song for ages now but I had no idea who actually made it.
Thanks for listing it Steely.

Looking at the lists posted until now, it's seems to me that Ten City is probably one of the most popular house artist/groups among DM members...almost every list has at least one of their tracks on it. Gotta love that! :)

[born2disco]

I've found that my taste in house is VERY far away from most DM.com members! :lol:

[SandraDee]

I'm not even sure some of my choices were strictly house music really; I s'pose some people would class Chanelle or Dayeene as US garage & Soul Searcher as nu-disco. I get so fed up of all these categories & sub-genres, don't you? :-? Wasn't it great when it was just plain old disco. :P

K-bee, it doesn't surprise me that Ten City are popular here as I always thought there sound was almost a 'disco-revival' thing (very reminiscant of Salsoul or Sylvester IMO!)

[K-Bee]

I thought I'd do another top ten list for the year 2000 and beyond, since my first one was an all 80s list.

here goes.....
(random order)

1. Kenny Bobien - Why We Sing (Church Mix)
2. Blaze - Breathe (Ashley Beedle's Exhale Vocal Mix)
3. Teddy G - Brazilian City
4. Reel People Feat. Jag - Second Guess (Blaze Shrine Vocal)
5. Barbara Mendes - Got To Be In Love (Main Mix)
6. Kyoto Jazz Massive - Afro Blue (Album Version)
7. Voices Feat. Michelle Weeks - Can You See The Light (Kings Of Tomorrow Mix)
8. Tiefschwartz Feat. Joy Denalane - Music (Piano Latin Mix)
9. Slippery People Feat. Leroy Burgess - Sweet Thing
10. Soulplanet Jazz Ensemble Feat. Xavior - Sugar Baby Darling (Latin Jazz Mix)

Now I just have one question....why do the the artists and track titles have to be so damn long? :lol: At least Stevie W got it right when he wrote "As" :lol:

I agree with the sub-genre issue Steely, guess it's just a way for music journalists and record labels to describe what they actually hear or release. Sadly they leave most of the record buyers behind labeling music with these hard to understand style describtions.