Quincy Jones - You've Got It Bad GirlA reissue of this 1973 album is an overdue appreciation for his work as a solo artist. While his legacy often centers on shaping careers like Michael Jackson, Chaka Khan and George Benson, Quincy Jones also redefined what it meant to be a producer, arranger and composer in the spotlight. In this album, he took inspiration from some of his most favorite artists and productions of the day and converted them to his own. The album's first half is lush and

Alternate versions of the same tracks with different performers in varying styles

Piano riff is very similar to 'The Rolling Stones - We Love You'

With this mission statement arose a new project called

first with Dee Nasty's Orientic Groove

released by Periodica Records

AA side: Engineered by Slipmatt and Lime at Awesome Studios

the first song he’s recorded in Spanish (the native tongue of his Argentinian heritage)

Totally obscure and his recordings fetching exhorbitant prices (a re-issue Japanese CD is 3 figures) Shamek Farrah ranks with the great unrecorded

: It's Chic

Paying out of pocket for the recording sessions

While Toby is another relatively new name on the scene he’s clearly a producer on a mission with a string of excellent releases landing over the last 12 months which have picked up some serious DJ support

had a major impact on the international 1990's dance scene