FREEEZ f. JOHN ROCCA I Want It To Be Real 12" CHICAGO HOUSE Scarce Promo OG MINT
  $   25

 


$ 25 Sold For
Dec 7, 2011 Sold Date
Nov 30, 2011 Start Date
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Description

Freeez Featuring John Rocca -- "I Want It To Be Real" 12" maxi

4 Hot House Mixes By Farley Jackmaster Funk And Arthur Baker

Original 1987 US White Label promo release on Criminal Records (catalog # CRIM 00012), in stickered generic blue sleeve.

Discogs Review: Some Chicago house tracks from the late 80's has not stood the test of time. This one on the other hand has. It has all the well known piano, the trademark snarefills and some jackin' vocal sampling in there. Farley's mix is still fresh. Bangin, great bassline, a suberb hook and overall very clean and excellent produced. Still a record you can drop with pride and pack the floor. but no matter what you are able to get away with it with ease from these days clubheads. A good choice to educate the kids.

Tracks:

    A1 I Want It To Be Real (Club Vocal) 7:15 A2 I Want It To Be Real (Alternative Dance Mix) 4:45 B1 I Want It To Be Real (Farley's Hothouse Piano Mix) 7:00 B2 I Want It To Be Real (Basement Beats) 3:10

CONDITION: / Vinyl MINT-   vinyl is very near absolutely pristine, no flaws, appears unplayed, both labels are also M-, unmarked.

Graded conservatively using Goldmine standards [G / G+ / VG / VG+ / NM / ]
grade only used if record is brand new.
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