LOVE IN A BLACK DIMENSION
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"Say It Again"
"The Ghetto"
"I'm Gonna Love You"
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HOUSE/FUNKY/JAZZY !!!VINYL 2X12“!!!
NUM.CAT. IRM1598
TRACK LIST:
A1: Can We Live
A2: For Your Precious Love
A3: I´m Gonna Love You
B1: The Ghetto
B2: Straight To You
B3: Say It Again
C1: Fluid
C2: Moai Message
C3: Dance To The Music
D1: Fly Love Song
D2: Find Your State Of Mind
D3: Theme From Jfk
Original Double Vinyl Reissue with a Gatefold Cover and CD in 4-side Digipack Love In A Black Dimension was Jestofunk first album originally released in 1994 and Is still their most successful album ever.
Love in a Black Dimension has surely been a source of inspiration for many artists that cam out later in the international dance scene and more and still today the Tracks contained in the Album are a must in DJ's playlists all over the world. After the excellent worldwide results achieved by the first two singles, I'm Gonna Love You' and 'Say It Again' the formidable production team (Claudio Moz-Art Rispoli, Alessandro 'Blade' Staderini and Francesco Farias) decided to produce their first full Album and thinking about a great singer that could feature and give voice to their songs decided to get in touch with one of the most important House Music vocalist of that period, Mr CeCe Rogers.
The Single that was first released to launch the album was 'Can We Live', sung by Cece, and immediately became a hit in
all the clubs around the world and at the same time establish itself as a classic of the genre. Jestofunk moved in directions unprecedentedly experimented, styles like the fusion between Funk And House Music, contaminated with Acid Jazz, a genre that was going very strong during those in years.
Acid Jazz became very Popular, thanks to artists such as Incognito and Jamiroquai. In the album, besides the three singles mentioned, other big dancefloor tracks featured, like that splendid version of Donny Hathaway's The Ghetto, with Fred Wesley and his magic trombone solo, which is still one of the cult songs of the World-wide Acid Jazz scene.
