DJ-SS - Jazz & Bass Vol I FLAC

New Identity Recordings Drum Bass Jazzdance 1996

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	DJ-SS
Title:	Jazz & Bass Vol I
Style:	Drum n Bass, Jazzdance
Date of release:	Nov 1996
Label:	New Identity Recordings
Catalog Number:	NIR LP 001
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	2062 mb
MP3 album size:	2553 mb

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Tracklist

1	–Tango & Ratty	Time And Space Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – D. Smith, J. Giltrap
2	–Matrix	Slow Drift Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – Jamie Quinn
3	–John B	Jazz Session Vol. 1 Horns – Cooper Producer, Written-By – John B. Williams
4	–Mental Power	I Want Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – Patrick James
5	–Tekniq	Awakening 96 Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – John Williams , Jonathan Wright
6	–Orange	Orange Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – L. Small
7	–Bassline Generation	Black Polished Chrome Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – Christian Heinstein, Matthias Heinstein
8	–DJ SS	Mediterranean Falls Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – DJ SS
9	–Allude 8	The Gallery Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – M. Pykett
10	–Grasscutter	Music Is The Future Performer, Written-By – Latoshea, Rare Breed, Shaun PerryProducer – Patrick James
11	–The New Jazz Phenomenon	Harlem Shuffle Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – L. Small
12	–Barcode	New Dance (Jazz Step Mix) Producer, Written-By, Mixed By – Patrick James

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
NIR CD01	DJ-SS	Jazz & Bass Vol I ‎(CD, Comp)	New Identity Recordings	NIR CD01	UK	1996
NIR MC01	DJ-SS	Jazz & Bass Vol I ‎(Cass, Album)	New Identity Recordings	NIR MC01	UK	1996

Credits

Presenter – DJ-SS

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Xurad

does anyone know weather this plays 45 or 33 rpm?

Mitars Riders

Great collection of jazzy and atmospheric drum and bass music. And a huge steal for the price.

Kupidon

A very under-rated collection of chilled, melodic and somewhat experimental drum & bass. At the time jungle was going through a major change and early 2 step tracks were being produced by those who weren't ragga junglists (Mr Small). This album was highly experimental and at the time risky.
However as soon as my needle ran into the first cut on the first slab... I remember hearing the live sound and clapping from John B's, Jazz Session Vol 1. Ramsay Lewis inspired sounds and an "Ahhhhhh" before the drums drop. The set paid for its self on this track alone but there are plenty more cuts that make it a worthy buy. There are a couple of confused tracks that should have been B-sides of singles but not worth dissecting.
This is not a compilation of big event floor fillers, it suits the more student bohemian night in with friends, nodding heads, some mary j and clockwork orange on TV in the background... Perhaps.