I had another listen to Ron Hardy playing this a few weeks back and I'm now sure it's his own re-edit of the Pettibone mix, probably splicing bits of the accapella in there too- "It's not oveaaah, oveaah..." :) I dunno about Derrick May.
As it happens, I picked up a copy of the Salsoul 12" recently. It seems to me that the Ramshorn issue is just a straight reissue of the Salsoul, but with far less information. Unless there are two Ramshorn pressings, you've already got the Frankie Knuckles mixes. "Now let me tell you something...", the tracks on it should be: A1. Shep Pettibone Vocal A2. Shep Pettibone Inst. A3. Accapella. B1. Frankie Knuckles Vocal B2. Frankie Knuckles Inst. Though are probably not listed as such. The Frankie Knuckles one starts out with that wicked string line (which is played by Larry Heard on the Mr Fingers 2 on Housetime, I discovered today, along with riffs from "Problemes" and "There but for the Grace of God"). And the instrumentals aren't merely instrumentals but whole new mixes. HTH, Jonny > no it isnt... > > so, I got the shep pettibone remix from "let no man put asunder" on > ramshorn... > but this wasnt the version that Ron Hardy and Derrick May used to play... > > people told me, that it was the frankie knuckles mix that Ron and Derrick > spun. > Its a cut up piece with dirty beats. > > I know it is released on salsoul in 1983.. but cant find the frankie > knuckles version... > or is there another remix of it? > > did the frankie knuckles remix ever appear on a compilation or something? > > "baby baby baby baby baby baby baby, ow yeah" > > Cheers, > Maarten --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
