Showing posts with label Steve "Silk" Hurley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steve "Silk" Hurley. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

The Best Of The Steve 'Silk' Hurley Remixes Medley Part 2

Classic House Music fans you must listen to this mixset that I made. This is the music that is the roots of house music. This is part 2 of my compilations of mixes and tracks made by Steve "Silk' Hurley.

As part of the month long celebration of this blog here is another treat for all of you.

Mixed and recorded on the fly. 100% Original Vinyl.

Peace,
Dave

DBX Enhanced Stereo 44.1 khz, 320 kbps, 171 mb, 1:14:47

01.Prince - Get Off
02.Diana Ross - You're Gonna Love This
03.D'Bora - Love Desire
04.Kym Mazelle - Don't Scandalize My Name
05.Chantay Savage - I Will Survive
06.Roberta Flack - Uh-Uh, Ooh, Ooh, Look Out
07.Steve "Silk" Hurley - Jack Your Body
08.Steve "Silk Hurley - Work It Out
09.New Order - Fine Time
10.Ten City - That's The Way Love Is
11.Donnell Rush - Symphony
12.Steve "Silk" Hurley - Melody
13.Jamie Principle - Cold World
14.Ten City - Right Back To You
15.J.M. Silk - I Can't Turn Around
16.Jestofunk Ft. Jocelyn Brown - Special Love
17.Vernessa Williams - Deep House
18.Yolanda Adams - Open My Heart
19.Danii Minogue - Baby Love

To Listen Or DL:
DJ Dave Pineda The Best Of The Steve _Silk_ Hurley Remixes Medley Part 2.mp3

Monday, September 7, 2009

The Best Of The Steve 'Silk' Hurley Remixes Medley Part 1

Hurley gained worldwide fame as a DJ on the Saturday Night Live Ain't No Jive Dance Party on WBMX in Chicago in the mid 1980s. Hurley's mixing style is different than the usual radionightclub DJ who plays house music (such as Tony Humphries on WRKS in the early 1990s), since his style of club mixing incorporates advanced DJ tricks only done by hip hop DJs or turntablists such as scratching, cutting, drop outs, back spins, and beat juggling. He released songs under the stage name of Steve "Silk" Hurley and, with vocalist Keith Nunnally, had many hits on the Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart as J.M. Silk, including "I Can't Turn Around," which hit Number one in 1986.

His song "Jack Your Body" was also a hit on the UK Singles Chart, reaching number one for two weeks in January and February 1987,[1] despite Hurley's refusal to promote it. This was the UK's first house-music chart topper, and it paved the way for the acid house sound popular there during the late 1980s. However, the track broke the chart rules, since the 12-inch format exceeded the then-current twenty five minute time limit. In spite of "Jack Your Body"'s success, Hurley has had no further singles (under his own name) reach the UK Chart, thus condemning him to one-hit wonder status.

Hurley also worked as a prominent remixer, re-working tracks for the likes of Madonna ("Take a Bow"); Jennifer Lopez ("Aint it Funny"); Bananarama ("Tripping on Your Love"); Brandy Norwood ("What About Us"); En Vogue ("Strange"); Ce Ce Peniston ("We Got a Love Thang," "Keep on Walkin'," "I'm Not over You," "I'm in the Mood"); Dannii Minogue ("Baby Love"); New Order ("Fine Time"); Taylor Dayne ("I'll Wait"); Diana Ross ("You're Gonna Love It"); Crystal Waters ("Makin' Happy"); Prince ("Gett Off"); Black Box ("Fantasy," "I Don't Know Anybody Else"); and the Party, which was a band composed of five Mickey Mouse Club cast members ("Free"). One of Hurley's notable early remixes was a transformation of Roberta Flack's 1989 song "Uh-Uh Ooh-Ooh Look Out (Here It Comes)" that took the soft ballad into the house-music realm by removing all but the vocal from the track and substituting a minimalist set of house-styled percussion tracks.

In addition to remixing songs, Steve "Silk" Hurley has also worked as a record producer. Among the noteworthy dance/pop crossover hits for which Hurley is credited as the producer are Jomanda's "Got a Love for You" (#40 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #1 Billboard Dance/Club Play, #66 Billboard R&B), Kym Sims' "Too Blind to See It" (#38 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #5 Billboard Dance/Club Play), Ce Ce Peniston's "We Got a Love Thang" (#20 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #1 Billboard Dance/Club Play), and Clubland featuring Zemya Hamilton's "Hold on Tighter to Love" (#79 Billboard Hot 100 Singles, #1 Billboard Dance/Club Play).

Hurley was nominated for a Grammy Award for Remixer of the Year in 1998 and 1999.[2]
Steve "Silk" Hurley's remixes can be heard on the Tom Joyner Morning show every Tuesday and Thursday Morning in last half of the 6 o'clock hour of Tom Joyner's nationally syndicated morning show which broadcasts out of Dallas, Texas from 5 am to 9 am CST. The show is also streamed live and throughout the day on www.blackamericaweb.com.

It's time I did a proper tribute to da man. As part of the month long celebration. I present to all of you Part 1 of a compilation of The Best Of The Steve 'Silk' Hurley Remixes Medley.

I digged thru the few thousand vinyl records in my collection and found that I have so many records that were remixed and produced by Steve 'Silk' Hurley.

Mixed and recorded on the fly. 100 % Original vinyl. Download asap before the DCMA cops delete this post. Enjoy!

Peace,
Dave

DBX Enhanced Digital Stereo 44.1 khz, 320 kbps, 183 mb, 1:20:00

01.Kym Sims - A Little Bit More
02.Simply Red - Something Got Me Started
03.Bananarama - Trippin' On Your Love
04.Crystal Waters - Makin' Happy
05.Ce Ce Penniston - We Got A Love Thang
06.Jomanda - Got A Love For You
07.Clubland Ft. Zenya Hamilton - Hold On
08.Yasmin - Sacrifice
09.Shay Jones - When Love Calls
10.Donnell Rush - Symphony
11.Janet Jackson - Runaway
12.Ce Ce Penniston - Keep On Walkin'
13.Kym Sims - Too Blind To See
14.Kym Sims - Take My Advice
15.Michael Jackson - Remember The Time
16.Michael Jackson - Jam
17.Ce Ce Penniston - I'm Not Over You
18.DSK - What Would We Do
19.Black Box - I Don't Know Anybody Else
20.Inner City - Good Life

To Listen or DL:

ZShared: DJ Dave Pineda The Best Of The Steve _Silk_ Hurley Remixes Medley Part 1.mp3
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Tuesday, November 4, 2008

Early 90's Retro Dance, Steve "Silk" Hurley Medley Mix


By popular request I made this mix for some of the followers of this blog.
This compilation includes the more popular remixes made by Steve "Silk" Hurley, one of the founding fathers of house music. This is my tribute to da' man!
Mixed on the fly, 100 % Pure Vinyl. Enjoy!

Peace!
Dave

DBX Encoded Stereo, 192 kbps, 44.1 khz, 73 mb, 53:13


Still In Love
Something Got Me Started
Trippin' On Your Love
Makin' Happy
We Got A Love Thang
Got A Love For You
Hold On
Sacrifice
Too Blind Too See
Take My Advice
Remember The Time
Symphony
Runaway
Good Life
Jack Your Body

To Listen :
http://www.musicv2.com/listen.php?m=55950