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Mock Turtles Siren Downtempo Breakbeat House 1991
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Performer: The Mock Turtles
Title: Can You Dig It?
Country: UK
Genre: Electronic
Style:Downtempo, Breakbeat, House
Released: 1991
Catalog number: SRNDM 136
Label: Siren
MP3 album szie: 2848 mb
FLAC album size: 1771 mb
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Tracklist

A Can You Dig It? (Steve Proctor Remix)
Keyboards – Gerald ElmsRemix – Steve Proctor
 6:08
B1 Can You Dig It? Yeah!
Keyboards – Gerald ElmsRemix – Steve Proctor
 6:36
B2 Lose Yourself 3:43

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
SRNCD 136, 664 078 The Mock Turtles Can You Dig It? ‎(CD, Single, Dig) Siren , Siren SRNCD 136, 664 078 UK 1991
SRNT 136 The Mock Turtles Can You Dig It? ‎(12", Single) Siren SRNT 136 Italy 1991
664 078 The Mock Turtles Can You Dig It? ‎(CD, Maxi) Siren 664 078 Europe 1991
none The Mock Turtles Can You Dig It? ‎(CDr, Single, Promo) Virgin none UK 2003
614 078, SRNT 136 The Mock Turtles Can You Dig It? ‎(12", Single) Siren , Siren 614 078, SRNT 136 Europe 1991

Notes

Manufactured in the U.K.

All songs composed by Martin Coogan
Sleeve design Pete Ramskill

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5 012983 113603

Companies

  • Phonographic Copyright (p) – Siren Records Ltd.
  • Copyright (c) – Siren Records Ltd.
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Reviews: (1)
Chinon
Chinon
The B1 mix was regularly, if not always, the last record of the night played by dj Monkey Pilot at the 'Whirl-y-Gig' in the early 1990's. The club ran for over a decade from Shoreditch Town Hall in now fashionable Hoxton, London. This family friendly club night, where under twelve year olds got in free, was held every Saturday, finishing at the extraordinarily early time of midnight. If you ran you could just catch the last tube home from Old Street station. The crowd always knew what was coming when they heard the squeaky twisting acid noise at the beginning of this track and everyone would find a good spot to dance, preferably at the front of the stage near the speakers. This is probably the most unashamed uplifting piano track ever made. Perfect for it’s time but now sadly dated. Would be nice to hear it out again one day.
Amen! Got this on 12" eventually, just for the memories :)
Long live the Whirl-Y-Gig :))