This is the REAL club version:

^^^Where I come from, people didn't listen to house music, but freestyle or maybe Miami Bass.

MickyDolenz said:

^^^Where I come from, people didn't listen to house music, but freestyle or maybe Miami Bass.

Up north we listened to both freestyle and house music. But none of that Miami bass stuff.

I don't recall this song at all. Did it get much radio play in the northeast (NYC in particular)?

therevolutionwillnotbe said:

I don't recall this song at all. Did it get much radio play in the northeast (NYC in particular)?

I don't know about the north, but it got a lot of airplay in southern Texas at the time.

therevolutionwillnotbe said:

I don't recall this song at all. Did it get much radio play in the northeast (NYC in particular)?

It got allot of air play here in NYC. Myself being a DJ, I played this all of the time. Unfortunately, the singer committed suicide a couple of years ago.

shorttrini said:

therevolutionwillnotbe said:

I don't recall this song at all. Did it get much radio play in the northeast (NYC in particular)?

It got allot of air play here in NYC. Myself being a DJ, I played this all of the time. Unfortunately, the singer committed suicide a couple of years ago.

I still have her album on cassette, but I've never heard anything about Sandee herself, even when Notice Me was out. She was one of those anonymous acts to me. I didn't know about her death.

MickyDolenz said:

shorttrini said:

It got allot of air play here in NYC. Myself being a DJ, I played this all of the time. Unfortunately, the singer committed suicide a couple of years ago.

I still have her album on cassette, but I've never heard anything about Sandee herself, even when Notice Me was out. She was one of those anonymous acts to me. I didn't know about her death.

She had fallen on hard times and couldn't deal. She was a part of the original line up of the group, Expose. The had hits, with, Point of No Return and "Come Go With Me".

MickyDolenz said:

I had forgotten that version. That's the one they used to play on the radio on one of the pop stations when they have do some club mixing on Saturday nights.

sextonseven said:

This is the REAL club version:

And this is the version that they used to play in the black gay club in my area. The radio version was OK but I preferred this version.

MickyDolenz said:

^^^Where I come from, people didn't listen to house music, but freestyle or maybe Miami Bass.

In the club I used to go to, they used to play house, freestyle, and Miami bass. The DJ was one of the baddest DJs I've ever seen. He was a white guy that loved some black dick and when he got drunk, you better watch out because he would mix his ass off.

vainandy said:

MickyDolenz said:

^^^Where I come from, people didn't listen to house music, but freestyle or maybe Miami Bass.

In the club I used to go to, they used to play house, freestyle, and Miami bass. The DJ was one of the baddest DJs I've ever seen. He was a white guy that loved some black dick and when he got drunk, you better watch out because he would mix his ass off.

The radio version was OK but I preferred this version.

The radio version is the original mix that's on the album. I've never heard that house version before.

They would occasionally play house music mixes in places that played regular Top 40 dance music. But most of the places at the time played either hip hop/Miami Bass, freestyle, country 2 step, Tejano, electro, or goth style dance pop music (New Order, Depeche Mode, 808 State, Erasure).

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shorttrini said:

therevolutionwillnotbe said:

I don't recall this song at all. Did it get much radio play in the northeast (NYC in particular)?

It got allot of air play here in NYC. Myself being a DJ, I played this all of the time. Unfortunately, the singer committed suicide a couple of years ago.

I didn't know that. Very sad.

MickyDolenz said:

shorttrini said:

It got allot of air play here in NYC. Myself being a DJ, I played this all of the time. Unfortunately, the singer committed suicide a couple of years ago.

I still have her album on cassette, but I've never heard anything about Sandee herself, even when Notice Me was out. She was one of those anonymous acts to me. I didn't know about her death.

She sang lead on "Exposed To Love" and the original version of "Point Of No Return".

sextonseven said:

MickyDolenz said:

I still have her album on cassette, but I've never heard anything about Sandee herself, even when Notice Me was out. She was one of those anonymous acts to me. I didn't know about her death.

She sang lead on "Exposed To Love" and the original version of "Point Of No Return".

Yes sir...