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Amra - Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) FLAC album

Amra - Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) FLAC album

Tracklist

A Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) (Dance Mix Vocal) 7:10
B Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) (Dance Mix Instrumental) 7:10

Credits

  • Co-producer – Amra
  • Engineer [Mix] – Peter Robbins
  • Mixed By, Producer – Trevor G. Shelton*
  • Written-By – D. Joseph*, M. Wright*

Notes

Publisher: Treline Pub./Far-N-Heit Pub PROCAN
℗ 1983 TCI Productions Inc.
MAPL
Manufactured and distributed in Canada by RCA Inc.

Other versions

Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year
FD-008 Amra Special Kind Of Lovin' (I Need What You Got) ‎(12") T.C.I. Productions FD-008 Canada 1983
TGO-103 Amra Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) ‎(12", Unofficial) TGO TGO-103 Canada 2016
BTR-12.045 Amra Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) ‎(12", Ltd, RE) Boogie Times Records BTR-12.045 France 2012
TGO-103 Amra Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) ‎(12", Unofficial, Col) TGO TGO-103 Unknown
TGS-1003 Amra Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) ‎(7") TGO TGS-1003 Canada 1983


Amra - Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got) FLAC album

Musician performer: Amra

Title: Special Kind Of Love (I Need What You Got)

Country: Canada

Date of release: 1983

Style: Soul, Funk, Disco

Genre: Electronic / Funk & Soul

Size FLAC: 1951 mb

Rating: 4.5 / 5

Votes: 710

Other Formats: AU MIDI MPC MP2 VOC FLAC TTA

Amra Soul Funk Disco 1983 Canada

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Zulurr
Commercial early- to mid-1980s mid-tempo boogie sound that might have gotten some radio and "minor league" club play in NY City but does not meet the "top club" standard. There was much, much better mid-tempo boogie material on the airwaves and in the clubs during this period. One group that comes to mind is Aurra. I know because I was there :-)
Zulurr
Commercial early- to mid-1980s mid-tempo boogie sound that might have gotten some radio and "minor league" club play in NY City but does not meet the "top club" standard. There was much, much better mid-tempo boogie material on the airwaves and in the clubs during this period. One group that comes to mind is Aurra. I know because I was there :-)
Delan
And an Indie/small label production does not automatically equal musical quality. A mediocre record like this one is not worth big $$$, unless you find gullible collectors obsessed with collecting anything who are looking for obscure tracks to over-hype. This record does not meet top club standards.
Delan
And an Indie/small label production does not automatically equal musical quality. A mediocre record like this one is not worth big $$$, unless you find gullible collectors obsessed with collecting anything who are looking for obscure tracks to over-hype. This record does not meet top club standards.
Tane
The vocals might not be the best, but the production is pretty amazing. I love Aurra, but major label $$$ production does not equal musical quality.
Tane
The vocals might not be the best, but the production is pretty amazing. I love Aurra, but major label $$$ production does not equal musical quality.
Zamo
I definitely understand using pitch to fine-tune the pacing of a record, and there are many records I think sound better pitched slightly up or down, but if I have to adjust the pitch that much (+4) on a record to get it to sound good, then I will just pass on it and play something else :-)
Zamo
I definitely understand using pitch to fine-tune the pacing of a record, and there are many records I think sound better pitched slightly up or down, but if I have to adjust the pitch that much (+4) on a record to get it to sound good, then I will just pass on it and play something else :-)
Leceri
Thankfully, I got hold of this one before the hype machine was in full gear. This is actually an improvement to the original on TCI, with a more s tripped-down mix that better highlights the bass, giving it for of a NYC/NJ garage sensibility of that time.
Leceri
Thankfully, I got hold of this one before the hype machine was in full gear. This is actually an improvement to the original on TCI, with a more s tripped-down mix that better highlights the bass, giving it for of a NYC/NJ garage sensibility of that time.
Kabandis
Its a classic beyond a classic funk!!
Kabandis
Its a classic beyond a classic funk!!