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Morris Rentie, Jr. - Do It, Jam Jam FLAC album

Morris Rentie, Jr. - Do It, Jam Jam FLAC album

Tracklist

Do It, Jam Jam (Radio Mix) 3:59
Do It, Jam Jam (Extended Club Mix) 5:33
Please Make Me Scream (Short Radio Mix) 4:26
Please Make Me Scream (Extended Dub Mix) 4:40

Versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
2704-1-TPD Morris Rentie, Jr. Do It, Jam Jam ‎(12") Plutonium Records, Total Experience Records 2704-1-TPD US 1986
2702-7-TPAB Morris Rentie, Jr. Do It, Jam Jam ‎(7", Promo) Plutonium Records, Total Experience Records 2702-7-TPAB US 1986


Morris Rentie, Jr. - Do It, Jam Jam FLAC album

Musician performer: Morris Rentie, Jr.

Title: Do It, Jam Jam

Country: US

Date of release: 1986

Style: Electro

Genre: Electronic

Size FLAC: 1115 mb

Rating: 4.6 / 5

Votes: 125

Other Formats: MPC AU AUD MMF AIFF FLAC MIDI

Morris Rentie Jr. Electro 1986 US

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Gholbithris
I agree with the other review. 'Please Make Me Scream' is a real nice laid back groover, the extended dub being a bonus too. Recommended.
Gholbithris
I agree with the other review. 'Please Make Me Scream' is a real nice laid back groover, the extended dub being a bonus too. Recommended.
Gldasiy
'Do It, Jam Jam' is only ok in my view, fairly run of the mill 80's electro funk with not much melody or atmosphere - listenable but forgettable. 'Please Make Me Scream' however is a very different matter; a beautiful, airy and emotive instrumental track with an insistent but non-intrusive groove, and some luscious synth work flowing across the mix in a chorus and verse structure. The Lonnie Simmons involvement is also evident in places too. A real unknown gem of a release.
Gldasiy
'Do It, Jam Jam' is only ok in my view, fairly run of the mill 80's electro funk with not much melody or atmosphere - listenable but forgettable. 'Please Make Me Scream' however is a very different matter; a beautiful, airy and emotive instrumental track with an insistent but non-intrusive groove, and some luscious synth work flowing across the mix in a chorus and verse structure. The Lonnie Simmons involvement is also evident in places too. A real unknown gem of a release.