Jeffrey Osborne - Plane Love (Dub)

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Uploaded by on Apr 17, 2011

http://www.discogs.com/Jeffrey-Osborne-Plane-Love/release/99489
Remix - Larry Levan , Producer - George Duke 1983 , A&M Records

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  • 4 this i put 5*****

  • One of my BIG time faves from way back when. Still hits the spot each time. Another Larry Levan anthem.

  • Diggin in the crates.

  • @artmaccuinn Calm down...most never lived the true NYC underground, and aren't here to give you insights you'd never otherwise have. Watch documentaries like history of house and maestro and you'll have some understandings you and most don't have. It's a good thing to have depth!

  • @hardcorehouse no type of snob more irritating than the one who says "you weren't there so you can't understand" (+ not that it matters but the dude's right; Levan produced some great records but this one's just the mix). also to call Chicago house "more mainstream" is ridiculous. you're telling me Ron Hardy, "Acid Tracks", Larry Heard, Armando, the whole Warehouse scene were "mainstream", gimme a break...

  • remember this always got the dance floor full brill

  • @cestladope It's just that you were neither there nor sufficiently erudite after the fact to really understand it. That's ok, it was called underground (and the true basis for the more mainstream Chicago house that followed) for a reason. The masses never really had the context or depth, like you.

  • I know what overdubs are and I doubt that's the case here. There's a difference between mixing a record (which happens at a desk after it's recorded) and actually producing a record (making what gets recorded included takes that get used in remixes but not LP versions--words and music). I'm aware of the dub techniques employed in his mixes (Francois K as well) and to think not being within that scene at the time invalidates the point I made is ridiculous. see you at THE LOFT. make that connect.

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