Whirlpool Productions

Fly Hi / Gimme

Running Back Double Copy

RBDC12

Running Back Double Copy

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Format: 12inch VinylRelease: 06.12.2024 
Last In: 15 months ago
Features: Re-issue!
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Fly Hi / Gimme
Fly Hi / Gimme
 
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Re-issue alert!

Whirlpool Productions "Fly Hi/Gimme" appeared first in 1993 on the one time and made up label 5th&Madison. The fascination that a young Justus Köhncke had for the then bubbling sounds, strictly rhythms and nu grooves of New York house music sparked the idea to join in the chant with a production of his own. Add his co-producer Fred Heimermann, the buzzing DJ and brilliant music journalist Hans Nieswandt and a visitor from San Francisco named Eric D. Clark, the singer Heather Sachs and samples by Mel Tormé to the flamboyant picture and you know why the records sounds like it does: swinging house music through the lenses of a colorful cast or how some German people thought New Jersey's Zanzibar would sound. Fly Hi embodies the sophisticated deep and soulful approach, while Gimme satisfies the more hysteric approach. Favoured and championed by DJs like Tony Humphries at the time, officially released by Snap's Logic Records and never vacated from Move D's record bag, it's re-issued in all its glory for the first time on Running Back. Additionally, Move D puts his fingerprint on it with a disco leaning and upbeat remix of "Gimme". Extensive liner notes by Hans Nieswandt upon request. Life is still in hi-fly!

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Whirlpool Productions, Fly Hi / Gimme RBDC12, 2024-12-06 00:00:00, 4251804183543.
12inch Vinyl 0.20 kg.
Material information: Vinyl (PVC).
Records should be stored upright at room temperature, away from direct sunlight.

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Word and Sound Medien GmbH
Liebigstrasse 2-20
22113 Hamburg

"Not suitable for children under 3 years due to small parts that can be swallowed.” (due to chipping or small inserts).
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Depending on the pressing plant, there may be sharp edges

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