Concept and execution? Pretty darn good. If you like a smooth sound and chill, elevating nights where maybe not everyone dances (but definitely grooves) and the crowd lets its troubles go, this track and its remixes is just right. Bandy's Original Mix introduces Houston's appeal, "What do I have to do, to get you to see ... that I ain't goin' nowhere," with a solid, deep feel and some dandy synthesized organ notes for a mild church-y feel. The Limestone Vocal Mix brings in percussion that sounds like a little rubber bouncy-ball stuck in an empty can, with a bit of a lovely space-y feel. It's a tough and extremely close call, but of the remaining remixes, the Guy Robin Main Mix is most warm, comfy and inviting, like that lounge performer who's at the corner joint every weekend, no matter what, for the past 20 years even though he could be totally famous.

 

+ Where Can I Find It?

Online at traxsource and afrodesia. Hernan Cronner SoulCom Remix embedded via YouTube below. -tm

 

+ Track Listing	Duration	Recommended
01: Original Mix	6:42
02: Original Dub	6:12
03: Limestone's Vocal Mix	7:51
04: Limestone's Instrumental	7:51
05: Guy Robin Remix	7:33
06: Guy Robin Instrumental	7:52
07: Douglas Marques Classic Remix	6:56
08: Douglas Marques Classic Reprise	5:16
09: Hernan Cronner SoulCom Remix	7:50
10: Hernan Cronner Instrumental	7:50
11: DJ Luife Remix	8:29
12: DJ Luife Instrumental	8:29

 

+ Video
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