Great interview, Jacob. Though the break about half-way through is still nice,
overall "On and On" sounds quite painful to the ears these days, but
Chip-E's early
works still rock, so Chip-E certainly wins in the "still sounds great
all these years"
game, which is more important, IMO.
On Mon, Feb
Just to add fuel to the fire, I just posted a new interview with Chip E. who
also spun at Rroy's Rink Zone, and who makes a pretty good case for his Jack
Trax EP being the first real house record rather than "On and On":
http://www.gridface.com/features/chip_e.html
Cheers,
Jacob
On Feb 11, 2
I get involved a bit, but more interesting are posts from Leonard "Remix" Roy
http://www.beatportal.com/feed/item/black-history-jesse-saunders-and-house-music/
