Hey Cyclone, I've got this super cool dbl pk "The Best of Cerrone" on Malligator it's got Love In C minor (anotherCerrone classic) and my favourite would be Got to have loving" co-produced with Don Ray. Supernature orig. + Rmx from Reese is on coloured vinyl from Network Classics I think?
Peace, R 30/10/00 9:10 PM, Cyclone Wehner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I've been listening to heaps of Cerrone of late - I think he's the bomb. > I am amazed he doesn't get more props - he should be in the same league as > Moroder, his Supernature LP is perfect to me, especially tracks like Sweet > Drums. > It's funny as I spoke to Laurent Garnier in an interview a few weeks ago and > he was saying how all his generation in France were so dismissive of > Cerrone, it was embarassing and not cool. But of course Cerrone has since > been rediscovered by French producers and those from elsewhere - Bob > Sinclar's new album Champs Elysees owes much to his style (Cerrone advised > him on aspects, Le Fraint used Cerrone's backing singers, etc). And Daft > Punk I reckon borrowed that quirky mask idea from the sleeve of Supernature. > I imagine that some of Cerrone's work was popular in the days of the early > house scene in the US - I think Kevin Saunderson once cited Supernature as > his favourite all-time track (or one of them) and this partly prompted me to > rediscover his work as I too loved that track as a kid. I recently located > Saunderson's remix of it and like it very much, very E Dancer-style - it's > on a CD of Cerrone remixes. > Anyway, what are Cerrone's definitive albums? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
