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Electronic
The Endangered Species House 1992 UK
Performer: The Endangered Species
Title: Endangered Music...
Style: House
Year 1992
Country UK
Genre: Electronic
Rating: 4.8
Votes: 673
MP3 size: 1424 mb
FLAC size: 1364 mb
WMA size: 1622 mb
Other formats: VOC XM RA MP2 MP1 VOX AAC

The Endangered Species - Endangered Music... mp3 album


The Endangered Species - Endangered Music... mp3 album

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1 Ping Pong (Original Mix)
Written-By – Forbes*, Banga*
 6:02
A2 Ping Pong (Re-Pinged House Remix)
Written-By – Frobes*, Tooley*
 6:10
A3 Ping Pong (Future Jazz Mix)
Written-By – Forbes*, Banga*
 3:58
B1 Endangered Species
Written-By – Forbes*, Banga*
 4:20
B2 Mother Of The Future (Jazzy Disco Mix)
Written-By – Garnet*
 5:56
B3 Mother Of The Future (Rave Remix)
Written-By – Garnet*
 6:06

Companies, etc.

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – V4Visions
  • Copyright (c) – V4Visions
  • Licensed To – Strictly Rhythm
  • Published By – Strictly Rhythm Publishing
  • Published By – Breakin' Music
  • Published By – Carajar Music
  • Mastered At – Europadisk

Credits

  • Edited By – "Razor" Johnson
  • Producer, Mixed By – The Endangered Species*

Notes

℗ © 1992 V 4 Visions Records

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): SR 1276 Pong Europadisk Dmm S3
  • Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): SR 1276 Endanger Europadisk Dmm S2

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
12 VIS E.P.1 Endangered Species Endangered Music ‎(12", Single, Promo, W/Lbl) V4Visions 12 VIS E.P.1 UK 1992
12 VIS E.P.1 Endangered Species Endangered Music ‎(12") V4Visions 12 VIS E.P.1 UK 1992
SR 1276 The Endangered Species* Endangered Music... ‎(12", TP) Strictly Rhythm SR 1276 US 1992
UMM 022 Endangered Species Endangered Music ‎(12") UMM UMM 022 Italy 1991


Alien
Lest we forget Gene Ammos' Jungle Strut is used heavily on the endangered species remix...
FLIDER
I would say Norman Connors "Mother Of The Future" would be the primary sample used in this track.
Gavirus
It can hardly be called inspiration, more a rip-off of the Wayne Shorter's Ping-Pong.The original jazz track is often played by Art Blakey and its band, with Wayne Shorter on saxophone, back in the early 60s.
Hurus
I second that : more a rip-off of many things than anything else. Also, when you listen to Gene AMMONS masterpiece "Jungle strut" https://www.discogs.com/Gene-Ammons-Jungle-Strut-Madame-Queen/master/443431, truly brilliant, you tell yourself you can ignore / forget about this track.
Jarortr
Agree. Remember picking this up as an obscure white back in the day. A nice little jazz-house re-work IMO and it introduced me to both Wayne Shorter and Norman Connors music too.
Yellow Judge
this is a great re-work/rip--from the original piece, to help re-introduce or in some cases introduce classic jazz fusion to a new era and generation of hip kids that may not be hip to this type of culture of music.this type of fusion of sound helps people to get a chance to get exposed an african cultural experience while celebrating the art of dance & not realizing that they are even being exposed to it---love it love it love it !!!!!!!!
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