Re: First taste of acid jazz/Hot Music
Gene Smith (grs@erols.com)
Fri, 19 Apr 1996 03:24:55 -0400 (EDT)
Sorry, but I have to jump on this "Hot Music" bandwagon. This track
definitely changed how I percieve dance/Jazz music today. At that time, I
was deep into the whole acid house scene, but when I found this 12" in the
markdowns at a local record store - there really was no turning back for me.
^^^^^^^^^
If any of ya'll are in the DC area, listen to the mix shows on the weekends
'cuz the DJs are still dropping this track. Still the *hit.
Concerning Pal's full length - I know I have it somewhere, but I don't
remember much about it other than the fact that it was kinda weak - house
wannabe jazz.
BTW, is there a rmx of "Hot Music" floating around that I don't know about?
peace,
gene
At 03:42 PM 4/18/96 -0400, you wrote:
> my first taste of "acid jazz" was at a club called Rave around
>1989 or 1990. it was on long island,ny and was a very underground hip hop
>and house club. the song was "hot music" by
>soho/pal joey and its still the sureshot. even though it might be
>considered a house track, pal joey did stuff on that song that probably
>inspired many of the artist we all lsiten to. few years later i stumbled on
>to jazz ballistics #2, a mixed tape by chillfreez and that took my mind and
>ears to the next level.
> web