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Jackie Moore

This Time Baby b/w This Time Baby [Instrumental] (1984 Reissue 12")

RECORD LABEL / RELEASE INFO

Columbia Records (US) / Original release: 1979; Reissue: 1984 / 44-05035 (Side A: XSS 171814 / Side B XSS 171815)
12" Disco single 33 ⅓ rpm vinyl record - picture cover with promo stamp on back
Genre: Dance

MUSICIAN, PRODUCTION & RECORDING STUDIO CREDITS

Producer: Bobby Eli
Arranger: Jack Faith
Remixer: John Luongo and Michael Barbiero

SONGS - TRACKLISTING

Side A
This Time Baby [Original 12" Disco Mix] 7:04 / 126 BPM
(C. James, L. Bell)

Side B
This Time Baby [Instrumental] 7:04 / 126 BPM
(C. James, L. Bell)

MUSIC REVIEW & RECORD COLLECTOR NOTES

Jackie Moore's 1979 Disco classic, This Time Baby was reissued by Columbia Records in 1984 as the original vinyl record was still in high demand and selling for big dollars on the used market. What's unique about this reissue and makes it very collectible is that unlike the original 1979 pressing it contains an instrumental version on the flip side! The commercial copies of this Jackie Moore release featured a black and white photo of Jackie Moore that was lifted from the album With Your Love.

Listen to this classic Disco song by Jackie Moore in the video below:



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  • bill lisc

    a truly incredible song to listen to while i am cruising on my sportfish

    to the fishing grounds

     
     

  • needlefingers

    One of the most quintessential disco records of the era, Jackie Moore's trip to the top is a remake of The O'Jay's song released a year earlier. But this version has withstood the test of time and is still heard today.

    Even with an orchestra of horns and violins, this mix has all the right placement of the instruments and vocals, leaving air to run in-between and allowing the song to breeze through on top of the dance floor. It is never too busy or overloaded and is a nice combination of "old school meets a little of new school."

    - needlefingers (from the DiscoMusic.com forum thread "1979! Best Year In Disco")

     
     


 

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