High Energy Double Dance - Volume.3 (2LP Set) 1984 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

 

Not Bad - more High Energy than Italo really. I'd rate Vol 2 better but this is still a good one.

Fancy is back with the brill Chinese Eyes and Come Inside And a remix of Slice Me Nice. Nice tracks from Hazell Dean, Cafe Society Fun Fun.

Also the big dance version of One Night in Bankok by Robey. Oh and guess what's back again - Evelyn Thomas with "High Energy".

 Not much more really stands out in memory other than Divines' "I'm So Beautiful" (yip! Stock And Aitken on the credits) which I still think is great even thought its very camp - see the pictures page if you want to see what Divine really looked like (without the fright-wig that is).

Another cool cover - oddly enough 1, 2 & 3 all look similar but are done by totally different people. Once again Paul Parkers' name is up in lights but nowhere to be found, as with Nicci Galble's. Interesting to note that they have kept the original High - Energy font almost throughout the whole series, the "Double Dance" font was only kept from this volume on.

Side One
High Energy (Re-Remix) - Evelyn Thomas. Chinese Eyes - Fancy. I'm So Beautiful - Divine. It Its Love That Your After - Jackson Moore. Back In My Arms (Once Again) - Hazell Dean

Side Two
One Night In Bangkok - Robey. Come Inside - Fancy. Slice Me Nice (Slice-Mixx) - Fancy. Relight My Fire - Cafe Society. Stargazing - Earlene Bentley. Living In Japan - Fun Fun.

Side Three
Fighting For Our Lives - Shiraz. Doctor's Orders - Maegan. You Turned My Bitter Into Sweet (Ian Levine mix '84)  - Linda Lewis. Reach Out - Jimmy James. Nothing's Worse Than Being Alone - Velvette.

Side Four
I Hear Thunder - Seventh Avenue. Frantic Love - Eastbound Expressway. Life Is The Reason - Norma Lewis. Power Of Love - Astaire. Young Hearts (Be Free Tonight) - Jimmy Ruffin.

Label: Principal Records
Catalog#: HEDD 3
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Mixed
Country: South Africa
Released: 1985
Genre: Electronic
Style: Hi NRG, Euro House, Disco
Credits: Artwork By [Back] - Hans Van Der Vegte Artwork By [Front] - Ester Boshoff

DJ Mix - Gary V.R.* Executive Producer - Peter Cooke
Notes: The Galactic Mixx by Gary V.R. (Zipps), engineered at RPM Studios.

Running Time: 80 Minutes.

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.4 (2LP Set) 1985 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

High Energy Double Dance

Volume.4
(2LP Set)
c 1985

80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

In case you wanted to know where it started, this is it.

Modern Talking make a double appearance "You're My Heart You're My Soul" AND "You Can Win If You Want" .
HE4 was oddly titled "Let Your Feet Do The Talking" , but everyone knew what it was.

DJ Gary"Zipps" (the mixer) nowhere to be found on this one - probably about to defect to Eurobeat here! Same combination of good stuff and odd funk (Barbera Pennington, DC Allstars). Still some good numbers - Fancy make a double appearance again. Divine's Walk Like A Man is also on!

The South African (Cafe Society) version of Woodpecker From Space is on too (the original Video Kids one was never released in SA). Still I grew up on it and it was a big hit - does sound quite different from the original so its not like its a rip-off. Paul Harcastle's 19 is in there which was a big track at the time.

Volume 4 was credited as being "An LA City Jay Mix" - mixed by a black American DJ from Los Angeles called "Jayjay" actually - he was the resident DJ at a Jo'burg club called Q's at the time. Jayjay had just won SA's first ever "Battle of The DJ's" competition that year, but he went back to the States after that. Don't know who did the cover but it looks like Lee Selsicks work (see next volume). Not a bad one, but the best is still to come ...

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A big thank you to High-Energy Double Dance DJ legend Andrew Wood for confirming that is was American DJ "Jayjay" (not SA Radio DJ "Alex J") who mixed Volume 4 :)
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Side One
You're My Heart You're My Soul - Modern Talking
Tekno Talk - Tekno Talk
Lady O - Fancy
The Easy Way Out - Miquel Brown
Surrender - Axodry

Side Two
Kalimba De Luna - Tony Esposito
Take Me - Penny Lane
You Can Win If You Want - Modern Talking
Woodpecker From Space - Cafe Society
Send Her A Dream - Kirk Novac

Side Three
On A Crowded Street - Barbera Pennington
Bustin' Loose - D.C. Allstars
Shining Star - Precinct
Lucky Guy - Ryan Simmons
19 - Paul Hardcastle

Side Four
I'm On The Loose - Cafe Society
I'm In Shock - Fancy
Shout It Out - Astaire
Monovision - Howard Grace
Walk Like A Man - Divine


Label: Principal Records
Catalog#: HEDD 4
Format: x2 LP Set, Compilation, Mixed
Country: South Africa
Released: 1985
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco, Hi NRG, Euro House, Disco
Credits: DJ Mix - LA City Jay* Engineer - Ian Osrin Executive Producer - Peter Cooke , Robin Mann
Notes:
An LA City Jay Mix; recorded at RPM Studios. Licensed to and marketed by Record Distributors. LP & Cassette manufactured by Trutone Industries. Total running time approximately 82 minutes

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.5 (2LP Set) c 1986 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

High Energy Double Dance

Volume.5
(2LP Set)

c 1986 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

 OK! NOW Were talking! This is where things started hotting up. As the cover says "Including Italo Disco" taken from the Italo Disco series of albums (Import Only). This one they finally move away from the crappy funk-dance sounds of the previous volumes and head into major dance territory.

Brilliant numbers on this. Artists like Modern Talking are back, a Divine Medley is in there with his "Shoot Your Shot" classic hit. Hazell Dean is in there with her smash "They Say Its Gonna Rain" (Official #1 South African Chart Hit)
I can imagine this album sold BIG. Brilliant tracks from Hot Cold, Piano Fantasia, 7th Avenue, Grant Miller (remember that riff?). Fancy killed with "Bolero" still one of his best (Another double for Fancy here). Ken Laszlo has his big hit "Tonight".

The song that sets the mood for this entire album has to be Koto with "Visitors" spooky and fantastic it is one of my all time favorites.

Fantastic cover from Lee Selsick. Andrew Wood makes his first appearance and sticks around for many more. Oddly Enough they name the first side "Italo Side" then forget to name the rest of the sides! Really a stand-out compilation though. Brilliant! But it still gets better...

Side One
Dial My Number - Lolly Peterson

I Find The Way - Roger Meno

Cha Cha Cha - Finzy Kontini

Living In The Shuttle - Torrevado

Side Two
They Say It's Gonna Rain - Hazell Dean

Cheri Cheri Lady - Modern Talking

Love Is Like A Game - Hot Cold

Bolero (Hold Me In Your Arms Again) - Fancy

 

Side Three
Song For Denise - Piano Fantasia

Tonight - Ken Laszlo

Divine Medley: Walk Like A Man / You Think You're A Man / Shoot Your Shot - Divine

 

Side Four
Check It Out - Fancy

Red For Love - Grant Miller

Visitors - Koto

Love's Gone Mad - 7th Avenue

Mixed By: Andrew Wood

Engineered: Peter Pearlson

Cover: Lee Selsick

Release: 1986

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Label: Principal Records
Catalog#: HEDD 5
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Mixed
Country: South Africa
Released: 1986
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco, Hi NRG
Credits: Artwork By - Lee Selsick DJ Mix - Andrew Wood (3) Engineer - Peter Pearlson

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.6 (2LP Set) c 1986 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

High Energy Double Dance
Volume.6
(2LP Set)

c 1986 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

Yeah Baby! If number 5 didn't do it for you HIGH-ENERGY VOLUME 6 sure did!
They add the biggie right up front: Man 2 Man's "Male Stripper". Sheesh! Remember that song. I loved it, it has so much energy in it - that bassline and that riff! It was considered "too sexual" at my school, so they DJ's were banned from playing it at school dances - welcome to South Africa in the 80s!
 

Apart from Male Stripper there are fab tracks on this one too.

Commercial stuff from Boys' Don't Cry and Modern Talking. The London Boys make a nice debut. Aleph, Gipsey and Queen, Joy Peters, Patty Ryan, Taffy, Riki Maltese, Lee Marrow, Joe Yellow make up a brilliant dance album. A slower remix of Midnight Passion's "I Need Your Love" is in there, along with the brilliantly spooky "Cocoon" by Timerider (adapted from the movie by the same name).

Around this time Gary van Riet and Mark Baker (who engineered this one too) came out with the release of the Eurobeat series. Andrew Wood returns with another good mix here. Lee Selsick does a good cover as well. There are side names to here! Yay! A good album but the best is still (yes till) to come .....

Side One - Extra Energy Side
Male Stripper - Man 2 Man Meets Man Parish

Fly To Me - Aleph

Gipsy Queen - Gypsy And Queen

I Wanna Be A Cowboy - Boy's Don't Cry

Side Two - Eurobeat Side
Brother Louie - Modern Talking

Scratch My Name - Creative Connection

I'm Gonna Give My Heart - London Boys

Don't Lose Your Heart Tonight - Joy Peters

You're My Love, You're My Life - Patty Ryan

Side Three - High Energy Side
Black Is Black - Los Bravos

I Love My Radio - Taffy

Venus - Velvet Noise

I Need Your Love - Midnight Passion

Side Four - Italo Side
Warrior - Riki Maltese

Mr. Fantasy - Lee Marrow

I'm Your Lover - Joe Yellow

Cocoon - Timerider

Feel It - Larabell

Mixed By: Andrew Wood

Engineered: Mark Baker

Cover: Lee Selsick

Release: 1986

Label: Principal Records
Catalog#:HEDD 6
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, MIxed
Country: South Africa
Released: 1986
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco, Hi NRG
Credits: Artwork By - Lee Selsick DJ Mix - Andrew Wood (3) Engineer - Mark Baker

Notes:
Side A Marked as Extra Energy

Side B Marked as Eurobeat Side

Side C Marked as High Energy Side
Side D Marked as Italo Side

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.7 1987 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set)

High Energy Double Dance
Volume.7
80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set) 1987

If there is one album to be classified as the best High-Energy ever this has to be it.

I remember this came out 1987 when I started standard 7 (Grade 9). This was really when I first got exposed to dance music. The DJ's sneaked in "Male Stripper" when they could (they were from a local club called "Champagne Bowl") - surf shops, cars and portable radios pumped this during the day , the drummies marched to it at functions and it was alive in clubs through the night.

The tracklisting speaks for itself, floor killers by Latin Lover, The Nasty Boys, Fred Ventura (debut??) Modern Talking, Michael Bedford, Patty Ryan, Rudy & Co, Koto , Chikeria, Ken Laszlo, Aleph (Fire On The Moon - Brilliant!!!) and Paul Lekakis.

A triple dose from Man 2 Man: Energy Is Eurobeat (so hot they had to include another remix!), Sex Symbol, Mexico with a little bit of Male Stripper mixed in (probably just to piss our teachers off - snigger).

Another good mix by Andrew Wood. Stunning cover by Lee Selsick - this "High - Energy Dude" was plastered all over the place and became a symbol for the newly evolved genre. As dance compilations go no other one sticks with me like this one does, for many reasons. High-Energy Volume 7 was being played everywhere in 1987!

Side One
Energy Is Eurobeat - Man 2 Man

Radioactivity - Laser Cowboys

Laser Light - Latin Lover

I Was Made For Loving You - The Nasty Boys

Winds Of Change - Fred Ventura

Side Two
Atlantis Is Calling (SOS For Love) - Modern Talking

More Than A Kiss - Michael Bedford

What My Heart Wanna Say - Roger Meno

Stay With Me Tonight - Patty Ryan

Doctor For My Heart - Grant Miller

Side Three
Play The Game - Rudy & Co

Jabdah - Koto

La Freak - Chikeria

Don't Cry - Ken Laszlo

Fire On The Moon - Aleph

Side Four
Boom Boom Boom (Let's Go Back To My Room) - Paul Lekakis

Male Stripper - Man 2 Man

Sex Symbol - Man 2 Man

Male Stripper - Man 2 Man

Energy Is Eurobeat - Man 2 Man

Mexico - Man 2 Man

Mixed By: Andrew Wood

Engineered: Someone at EMI studios

Cover: Lee Selsick

Release: 1987

Label: Principal Records
Catalog#:HEDD 7
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Mixed
Country: South Africa
Released: 1987
Genre: Electronic
Style: Italo-Disco, Hi NRG
Credits:
Artwork By - Lee Selsick

DJ Mix - Andrew Wood

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.8 1987 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set)

HIGH-ENERGY DOUBLE DANCE
Volume.8
(2LP Set)
c 1987 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

Just gets better at this point. High-Energy Volume 8 picks up right where Volume 7 left off.

Stunning range of tracks and that HOUSE word creeps in here too, although only for 1 track (phew!)
The original "Love Can't Turn Around" by Farley Jackmaster Funk.

Another double from Man 2 Man here, their cover of "These Boots are Made For Walking" with Jessica Williams and the risky "I Need A Man" (Heheheh - remember coming back from Durban with the cassette playing in the car and being asked when this song came on "You certainly have some underground music don't you?").

Fab tracks from Body Heat, Micheal Bow, Jamie Dean, Grant Miller, Chip Chip, Mozzart (YAY!), Jacky Dean Foundation, Joe Yellow, Albert One, Triple G, Linda Jo Rizzo, Fred Ventura & Jock Hattle.
Fantasy Ten is in there with an OFF-ish (that is sounding like OFF) song called "Big Bang" which was one of the songs on the forefront of the "New Beat" movement.

Another fab mix by Andrew Wood with Lee Selsick doing another brill cover of our High Energy dude (this time with different specs!). A Good compilation true to the genre.
I remember seeing TV Commercials for this release back in 1987. Interesting to note at this point the South African music giant "World Of Music" put its name behind our compilation. This would be the major source and influence for the next few compilations.

Side One
No Mr Boom Boom - Body Heat

I Need A Man - Paul Zone & Man Parish

These Boots Are Made For Walking - Man 2 Man & Jessica Williams

Love And Devotion - Michael Bow

One More Time - Bianca

Side Two
Love Can't Turn Around - Farley Jackmaster Funk

Love Child - Jamie Dean

Wings Of Love - Grant Miller

Never Say Goodbye - Chip Chip

Money - Mozzart

Side Three
Caravan Of Love - Jacky Dean Foundation

Love At First - Joe Yellow

For Your Love - Albert One

Hey You - Joe Lockwood

Big Bang - Fantasy Ten

Side Four
Nervous - Triple G

Heartflash Tonite - Linda Jo Rizzo

Leave Me Alone - Fred Ventura

To Be Or Not To Be - Jock Hattle

Julia - KB Kaps

Mixed By: Andrew Wood

Engineered: Robin Mann

Cover: Lee Selsick

Release: 1987

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.9 1987 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set)

 

HIGH-ENERGY DOUBLE DANCE
Volume.9

(2LP Set)

c 1987 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

The good stuff just keeps on coming'. The cover mentions High-Energy, Italo , House & Eurobeat sounds.

Good tracks from Mike Bow, Far East Connection, UK, Lee Marrow, Fred Ventura, Albert One, Modern Talking, The Nasty Boys, Samantha Fox, Hazell Dean & Ross.
Track one is a type of High-Energy "hooked on classics" number - a bit odd but still good!



Bad Boys Blue feature on this album, you would think that they would have featured more but they, like Modern Talking, carry a bit of a stigma in this country (long story - don't get me started). It still is a good track though.

Lee Selsick gives High-Energy dude a makeover, and Andrew Wood is once again in the mix.
The cool side names are back again! (Yay!)
This was the third High-Energy album released in 1987 - a good year indeed! And a good compilation too!

Side One - The High Energy Side
It's A New History - New History Orchestra

One Shot So Hot - Mike Bow

Ready To Go - Far East Connection

Road Runner - UK

Chinese Bang - The Caesar's Dancers

Side Two - Italo Side
Don't Stop The Music - Lee Marrow

Night And Day - Fred Ventura

Fashion - T. Spencer

Hopes And Dreams - Albert One

In The Night - Sugar Shake

Side Three - The Eurobeat Side

Jet Airliner - Modern Talking

Nasty Relations - The Nasty Boys

Honey - Jilly And Jane

Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now - Samantha Fox

Always Doesn't Mean Forever - Hazell Dean

Side Four - The Intercontinental Side

Come Back And Stay - Bad Boys Blue

Give Me Just A Little Time - Tom

Can't Take My Eyes Off You - Ross

Moonlight - Sugar Shake

Perfume Of Love - Scala

Run away - Patty Devick

Mixed By: Andrew Wood

Engineered: Neville Holmes

Cover: Lee Selsick

Release: 1987

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.10 1988 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set)

High Energy Double Dance

Volume.10

(2LP Set)

c 1988 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix
 

I'm always truly impressed by the way High-Energy dealt with new music. "If its good we'll add it in!" Its 1988 and High-Energy jumps full swing into House. But GOOD House.

By the time this comp was released there was really so much good House around I'm sure that the High-Energy crew had a hard time compiling this one. They make up for their absence with 2 hot "Jack Mix" style house megamixes (see below) which really shows their awareness of what was good at the time. Other stand-out House trax are from Cappella, Bunker Kru & Harlequin 4's, 49er's and Sybil.

 

Added into this is a selection of the best Hiigh-Energy and Italo sound with a "special" Aerobics mix in recognition of Aerobic Exercisers who consistently used the High-Energy series to work out to (I should know!). Stand out tracks from Beautiful Ballet, Albert One, Mr Zivago, Macho Gang, Amanda Scott, Fred Ventura, Distortion Voice and the massive hit from M & H Band "Popcorn".

Lee Selsick is dumped for the WOM (World Of Music) design studios who do quite a good job, our High-Energy dude is now a trendy watermark on a house-flava cover. Andrew Wood once again delivers the goods. And there are funkee side names again. Altogether an excellent album and brilliant handling of new unfamiliar territory.

Side One - The Energy Mix
Energy - Beautiful Ballet

Everybody - Albert One

Little Russian - Mr Zivago

Red Man - 50 & 50 Brothers

Naughty Boy - Macho Gang

Side Two - The Power House Mix

Set It Off - Bunker Kru & Harlequin 4's

Walkure - 49'ers

Jack It Up (In The House) (Megamix) - Mirror Image

On The Floor - Powerhouse

Side Three - The Hot House Mix
Push The Beat - Cappella

*Hot House (Megamix) - DJ Jack (Vison Masters)

My Love Is Guaranteed - Sybil

Voodoo Love - Judy La Rose

Side Four - The Aerobix Mix
Lies - Amanda Scott

Only You - Tasha

Popcorn - M & H Band

Heartbeat - Fred Ventura

Distortion Voice - Distortion Voice

* Megamix Tracklistings
Jack It Up (In The House)
Jack It UpJingoCriticizeHouse ArrestRok Da HouseLove Can't Turn AroundPlay It Again JackAlways On My MidI Want To Be Your PropertyBeat Dis
Hot House
Doctorin' The HouseTired Of Getting Pushed AroundHouse ArrestTheme From S-ExpressThe Jack That House BuiltBeat DisRok Da HousePump Up The VolumeGood GroovePut Your House In Order

Mixed By: Andrew Wood

Engineered: Wessel Van Der Oudtshoorn

Cover: WOM Design Studios

Release: 1988

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.11 1988 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set)

High Energy Double Dance

Volume.11 (2LP Set)

c 1988 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix

 

Another direct hit for High-Energy. Another good one this, a grand mix of House and Italo as per volume 10.

They really picked good tracks on this one. Italo/Nrg stuff from Sweet Connection, Man To Man (Housey!!) , All Systems Go (Nice Remake of Pop Music), Denise & Baby's Gang ,Mike Hazzard and the brilliant "Dragons Legend" from Koto and "Passion" form Linda Jo 'from The Flirts' (sampling the Grant Miller track "Red For Love").

 

Fab acid and house are abound, stunners from Cappella, Jack E. Mokassa, Hithouse, Risen from The Rank and the fab mix of "I'm a Man/Ye Ke Ye Ke" by Clubhouse (Silver Pozzoli in disguise!!!).

Some spooky but brilliant "New Beat stuff from OFF and Silicone Dream (why they never included "James Dean Loved Marilyn" by Silicone Dream defeats me, but hey...). Pleasant Balearic from Vanilla and Raul (The Guy who mixed the Bolero Mix Series).
 

Altogether a good album and good mix by Andrew Wood. WOM design studio do a mediocre cover which really didn't live up to the last one. No sign of the High-Energy dude or cool side names - sniff! Still a grand compilation though. Well Done.

Side One

Helyom Halib - Cappella

Opera House - Jack E. Mokassa

Cuba - Man To Man

Need Your Passion - Sweet Connection

Jack To The Sound Of The Underground - Hithouse

Side Two

Space Intro - Silicone Dream

Time Operator - OFF

Time Machine - Silicone Dream

Sampler '83 - Risen From The Rank

Bamboleo - Vanilla

Side Three
Pop Muzik - All Systems Go

Disco Maniac - Denise & Baby's Gang

Do You Like House? - Dalu

It's No Secret - Tasha

Supersonic Level - Antonella

Side Four
Guitarra - Raul Featuring J. Bonnel

Stop Me Baby - Mike Hazzard

I'm A Man/Ye Ke Ye Ke - Clubhouse

Dragon's Legend - Koto

Passion - Linda Jo

Mixed By: Andrew Wood

Engineered: Mark Baker (Get It In The Edit???)

Cover: WOM Design Studio

Release: 1988

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High Energy Double Dance - Volume.12 1989 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set)

HIGH-ENERGY DOUBLE DANCE
Volume 12
(1989)

 

If there was ever a point where things started to change in the 'world of dance music' this is when it happened... In 1989 the european dance music business & music trends shifted again. Sales of Italo Disco had peaked in 1988, and global dance trends were becoming less European, with more influence on black American house/rap music. 

It was shortly after the release of this album that WOM (World of Music) went bust.

Not a bad compilation but Acid and New Beat are thrown in and the funky uplifting house we had seen in the previous two volumes is discarded.

Good thing side three was just totally Italo which really was the album's saving grace in my book.

Side 1 has nice New Beat stuff from Overdrive, Beat Kick and OFF nothing brilliant though (Space Lovers version of Magic Fly was probably a hit but it has been covered so many times before)

Side Two starts of brilliantly with Out Of The Ordinary's "The Dream" which samples Martin Luther King Jr. Haunting stuff. Kicks into a nice cover of Raze's (Or was that Royal House's ?) "The Party" then goes all weird with poppy-funk stuff from Mod 222 and David Christie.

Side Three as I have said is really the best with fab Italo tracks from Fred Ventura, "The Streets" (amazing italo!), Anika, Gypsey & Queen and the Fab "Come Back And Do It" from Malcolm J Hill.


 

 

Side Four has some nice house and a Dead-Or-Alive sounding track by group SX5. Nothing fab there.

 

Andrew Wood does a good mix although I have no idea what the hell Marilyn Monroe is doing on here - although i remember this track being popular at the time.

 

Oh, and to top it all off the cover supposedly by WOM design studios is actually STOLEN from Koto's "Chinese Revenge" remix single. Booo Hiss! Some nice tracks but not a favorite High-Energy album. High Energy 13 was better!

 

Side One
I Wanna Be Loved By You '89 - Marilyn Monroe
Beat It Up - Overdrive
Magic Fly - Space Lovers
Claro Que Si - Beat Kick
Everybody Shake - OFF

Side Two
The Dream - Out Of The Ordinary
The Party - Rubix
Moving Up The Beat - Mod 222
Living It Up - David Christie

Side Three
The Streets '89 - Fred Ventura
Young Generation - Anika
Action - Gipsey & Queen
Come Back & Do It - Malcolm J Hill

Side Four
Let's Down The House - DJ Atkins & Sharada House Gang
Ecstasy - Risen From The Rank
It's My Life - Oscar
I Need More - SX5

High Energy Double Dance - Volume.12 1989 80 Minutes Non-Stop mix (2LP Set)

Mixed By: Andrew Wood / Engineered: Mark Baker / Cover: WOM Design Studios
Release: 1989
 

many thanks to "fantastic Ferdie" for providing VOLUME 12 :)

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