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Heatwave's first two albums have been remastered with bonus tracks HEATWAVE: TOO HOT TO HANDLE/CENTRAL HEATINGItem# 2081
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Product DescriptionDigitally remastered two CD set containing a pair of albums from the Sou/R&B outfit: Too Hot To Handle and Central Heating. Heatwave was formed in the UK by two U.S. servicemen, Johnnie Wilder and his brother Keith, Spaniard Mario Mantese (bass), Czechoslovakian Ernest Bilbo Berger (drums), Jamaican Eric Johns (guitar) and Briton Roy Carter (guitar) and from Cleethorpes, Rod Temperton on keyboards. Includes massive hits like “Boogie Nights,” “Always and Forever,” “The Groove Line” and “Mind Blowing Decisions.” The bonus tracks of this special release feature the non-album single tracks as well as three extended versions of the hits. The booklet annotation is by Tony Rounce who has interviewed producer Barry Blue especially for this release. Edsel.
Tracks: Disc 1 Too Hot To Handle 2 Boogie Nights 3 Ain’t No Half Steppin’ 4 Always And Forever 5 Super Soul Sister 6 All You Do Is Dial 7 Lay It On Me 8 Sho’Nuff Must Be Luv 9 Beat Your Booty 10 Special Offer (Bonus Track) 11 Boogie Nights [7 Edit] (Bonus Track) 12 Slip Your Disc To This (Bonus Track) 13 Boogie Nights [Special Disco Version] (Bonus Track) Disc 2 1 Put The Word Out 2 Send Out For Sunshine 3 Central Heating 4 Happiness Togetherness 5 The Groove Line 6 Mind Blowing Decisions 7 The Star Of A Story 8 Party Poops 9 Leavin’ For A Dream 2 (Bonus Track) 10 Mind Blowing Decisions [Extended Remix Version] (Bonus Track) 11 The Groove Line[Extended Version] (Bonus Track) | |
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Now this would be worth grabbin
A 2 disc set, in their right order!!!
That's the way to do it | |
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This is great news and I already placed my order but I really wish they would remaster the third album 'Hot Property'.The first two albums are easy to find on CD.'Hot Property' is so underrated.How about a 2-CD remaster of 'Hot Property' and 'Candles'?
"One Night Tan" and "Raise A Blaze" from 'Hot Property' (1979) | |
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Yeah,I know how much you despise those "twofer" sets,where they place two albums on one disc | |
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(pre)Ordered, received and listening right now | |
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Is this that wack ass, new jack swing remix????
10 Mind Blowing Decisions [Extended Remix Version] (Bonus Track)
GARBAGE! | |
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Oh,I hope not! I hope it's a remix from back in the day (1978,when the song was released).I hate when they include "modern" remixes of Old School songs. | |
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This is one ill have to pick up Life has a way of making you live it. . . . | |
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you can get if for only $15.89 at CDUniverse they're also taking pre-orders for the 'Candles' reissue that's due on August 10. | |
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The 'Too Hot To Handle' disc contains two previously unreleased tracks: "Special Offer" and "Slip Your Disc To This".Does anyone have any info about these tracks? Are they outtakes from the album? Non-album B-sides?
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"Current" will be out from BBR records UK in August. Just like the white winged dove... | |
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from the booklet Special Offer Ain't No Half Steppin' B-Side Slip Your Disc To This Too Hot To Handle AA-Side | |
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thanks
How does "Special Offer" sound? I can't find it on Youtube. | |
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seriously? Wow! That leaves 'Hot Property' as the only Heatwave album that still needs to be remastered. | |
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Just orderd it. Thanks. | |
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oh good! Eye Was Born & Raised On The Same Plantation In The United States Of The Red, White And Blue Eye Never Knew That Eye Was Different Til Dr. King Was On The Balcony
Lying In A Bloody Pool......Call me a Dreamer 2 - R.I.P - James Brown and Michael Jackson | |
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that was their final album,if I'm not mistaken?
I like the songs "Lettin It Loose","State To State" (it's like an 80s version of "Groove Line"),and the EW&F-sounding "Big Guns". | |
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Graycap23 said: Just orderd it. Thanks. ;) | |
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Thanks for the heads up . | |
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agree. but i emit them from my iPod, and forget they exist. | |
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I'll wait and let ya'll order. I don't like remixes or new arrangements of songs of reissues. I They pulled that mess with Black Ivory reissue album. | |
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I'm ON IT!!! Thanks for the alert! | |
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Nope It's the Always And Forever Single B-Side from 1977
As discogs describe it, it " goes into a pop reggae mix after the normal length track would finish"
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Looks like all of their albums are getting the remastered treatment
'Hot Property'(1979 album) remaster due August 10. 'Candles'(1980 album) remaster due August 10. 'Current' (1982 album) remaster due August 4.
Heatwave's third album, Hot Property, marked the first time one of their records wasn't produced by Barry Blue; instead of using Blue, the band went with Phil Ramone this time out. Hot Property isn't quite in a class with Too Hot to Handle or ... Full DescriptionCentral Heating, and its main single, "Eyeballin'," isn't the disco-era anthem that "The Groove Line" became. Nonetheless, the album has a lot going for it. Once again, Heatwave are as convincing on up-tempo numbers as they are on slower material. "Eyeballin'" (not to be confused with the Mass Production song), "Raise a Blaze," and "One Night Tan" are infectious examples of the type of smooth funk that Heatwave did so well, while "That's The Way We'll Always Say Goodnight" and the Stylistics-influenced "First Day of Snow" demonstrate that the band were equally appealing on romantic ballads and slow jams. To their credit, Heatwave weren't afraid to bring jazz and Latin influences to their R&B foundation: "Therm Warfare" and "Razzle Dazzle" are funk-dance numbers with jazz overtones, while the exuberant "Disco" contains hints of Brazilian music. If you already have Too Hot to Handle and Central Heating in your collection, Hot Property is the next Heatwave album to acquire. ~ Alex Henderson
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I think the Record Companies have finally figured out what will sell (...and who's buying!). Grown folks don't mind spending the pennies for the good stuff. These are definitely going on my list.
I can't wait for Bell & James albums to be remastered and re-released! I don't believe any of them were ever available on CD before. I loved EVERY song on each of them. | |
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I'm gonna hurt myself when I hear this one! | |
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I have both Bell and James albums on vinyl.It would be nice to finally get 'em on CD
and yes,it seems that record companies have finally realized that people still buy CDs and want these classic albums.There's definitely a market out there for this type of music.Release it and we will buy it! | |
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Don't hurt yourself too badly I want you around when they remaster some more classic music!
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sounds interesting | |
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