- 01No Way BackAdonis‘I remember going to one of the Funk and Soul all-dayers in 1986 and hearing Adonis’s “No Way Back”,’ says George ‘E.A.S.E’ Evelyn. ‘I thought: “What the fuck is this?”from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 02Mystery of LoveMr Fingers‘For a period of time I lived in London, and it was really difficult to find anyone who played House,’ says Glyn Andrews, later a member of Warp-signed act Tuff Little Unit. ‘I fell in love with House after somebody gave me a tape of Trax Records stuff - Mr Fingers “Mystery of Love” was mind-blowing.’from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 03Long Live KaneBig Daddy KaneHe would use doubles to extend fast Hip-Hop tracks like Big Daddy Kane’s “Long Live Kane”.’from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 04You Don’t KnowSerious IntentionExamples of records now considered ‘Proto-House’ from NYC include Serious Intention’s “You Don’t Know”, Visual’s “The Music Got Me”, Colonel Abrams “Music Is The Answer”, Subject’s “The Magic, The Moment”, Pushe’s “Don’t Take Your Love Away” and Cultural Vibe’s “Ma Foom Bey”.from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 05The Music Got MeVisualExamples of records now considered ‘Proto-House’ from NYC include Serious Intention’s “You Don’t Know”, Visual’s “The Music Got Me”, Colonel Abrams “Music Is The Answer”, Subject’s “The Magic, The Moment”, Pushe’s “Don’t Take Your Love Away” and Cultural Vibe’s “Ma Foom Bey”.from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 06Music Is The AnswerColonel AbramsExamples of records now considered ‘Proto-House’ from NYC include Serious Intention’s “You Don’t Know”, Visual’s “The Music Got Me”, Colonel Abrams “Music Is The Answer”, Subject’s “The Magic, The Moment”, Pushe’s “Don’t Take Your Love Away” and Cultural Vibe’s “Ma Foom Bey”.from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 07The Magic, The MomentSubjectExamples of records now considered ‘Proto-House’ from NYC include Serious Intention’s “You Don’t Know”, Visual’s “The Music Got Me”, Colonel Abrams “Music Is The Answer”, Subject’s “The Magic, The Moment”, Pushe’s “Don’t Take Your Love Away” and Cultural Vibe’s “Ma Foom Bey”.from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 08Don’t Take Your Love AwayPusheExamples of records now considered ‘Proto-House’ from NYC include Serious Intention’s “You Don’t Know”, Visual’s “The Music Got Me”, Colonel Abrams “Music Is The Answer”, Subject’s “The Magic, The Moment”, Pushe’s “Don’t Take Your Love Away” and Cultural Vibe’s “Ma Foom Bey”.from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 09Ma Foom BeyCultural VibeExamples of records now considered ‘Proto-House’ from NYC include Serious Intention’s “You Don’t Know”, Visual’s “The Music Got Me”, Colonel Abrams “Music Is The Answer”, Subject’s “The Magic, The Moment”, Pushe’s “Don’t Take Your Love Away” and Cultural Vibe’s “Ma Foom Bey”.from the chapter
- 10I Feel Good All OverBang The PartyHe also co-produced one of the earliest UK House singles, “I Feel Good All Over”, as part of the influential trio Bang The Party.from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 11Rock This HouseHotlineArguably the greatest of these early British US-style House records was Hotline’s Rhythm King-released “Rock This House” (1986).from the chapteralso in the bleepography