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Tracklist
| A1a | –Karl Kikillus | Intro: High Energy Theme | |
| A1b | –Fun Fun | Happy Station | |
| A2 | –Eastbound Expressway | Primitive Desire | |
| A3 | –Evelyn Thomas | High Energy | |
| A4 | –Flirtations, The | Earthquake | |
| A5 | –Marsha Raven | Catch Me | |
| B1 | –Hazell Dean | Searchin' | |
| B2 | –Miquel Brown | So Many Men (So Little Time) | |
| B3 | –Café Society | Somebody To Love | |
| B4 | –Ramming Speed | When You Walk Back In The Room | |
| B5 | –Paul Parker | Desire | |
| C1 | –Eartha Kitt | Where Is My Man | |
| C2 | –Dorothy Moore | Just Another Broken Heart | |
| C3 | –Laura Pallas | Skiing In The Snow | |
| C4 | –Kofi & The Love Tones | Countdown | |
| C5 | –Hazell Dean | Evergreen | |
| D1 | –Gloria Gaynor | I Am What I Am | |
| D2 | –Miquel Brown | He's A Saint He's A Sinner | |
| D3 | –Laura Pallas | Emergency | |
| D4 | –Hazell Dean | Jealous Love | |
| D5 | –Earlene Bentley | Living My Own Life |
Credits
- Artwork [Back] – Hans Van Der Vegte
- Artwork [Front] – Mark Day (3)
- DJ Mix – Gary "Zipps" Van Riet*
- Engineer – Julian Laxton
- Executive Producer – Patric Van Blerk, Peter Cooke
Notes
Engineered at JLB Studios.
Running Time: 80 Minutes
Tracks licenced from Passion Records, Record Shack Records, Proto Records, Technique Records, Streetking Records, Electricity Records, CCP Records, Gallo Records, Transistor Records.
The Intro has no track number assigned on the track listing / sleeve, hence the A1a/b.
Running Time: 80 Minutes
Tracks licenced from Passion Records, Record Shack Records, Proto Records, Technique Records, Streetking Records, Electricity Records, CCP Records, Gallo Records, Transistor Records.
The Intro has no track number assigned on the track listing / sleeve, hence the A1a/b.
"Celebrating 30th Anniversary from original release!"
1984 - 2014
DIGITALLY REMASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL 2LP SET
320kbps with SPLIT TRACKS"
Enjoy!
RETRO DISCO Hi-NRG
Can't wait to listen to this!
ReplyDeleteThis was absolute my favorite volume!
ReplyDeleteThank You so much for all your effort and constant interest to share with us those good oll days
ReplyDeleteThe first three volumes of High-Energey Double-Dance will always hold a very special place in my heart. I was 13 years old when I first heard this blasting from the car stereo of one of my elder brother's college friends. It was my first exposure to the non-stop mixing of proper dance club music and I was instantly hooked - blown away by the futuristic electronica, driving beats and sweet melodies. Oh, the hours of pure joy I spent listening to these records! And my mom complaining that all she could hear coming from my room was "doof, doof, doof..." ha ha. I stupidly got rid of all my vinyl, so I am especially grateful for this HQ split strack copy you've posted - thank you so very much! Firm favourites here: Earthquake, Just Another Broken Heart and all things Hazell Dean. Adrian, S.A.
ReplyDeleteexcellent....do you have other parts in good quality.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Croatia!
I was in my early 20's doing lots of travelling through the Eastern Cape, South Africa and had this album on cassette tape. Spent many times retrieving it from the deck after being ‘chewed’ up, but still carried on playing it….until one time too many and I ripped it out, flung it out the car window..... and I’m sure it’s still on top of the mountain road at Stutterheim!! What GOOD days.
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