Helen Sharpe - Got 2 Have Your Love FLAC

Helen Sharpe Strobe Records House Deep House 1991

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Helen Sharpe
Title:	Got 2 Have Your Love
Style:	House, Deep House
Date of release:	1991
Label:	Strobe Records
Catalog Number:	ST-006
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	1209 mb
MP3 album size:	1272 mb

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Tracklist

1	Got 2 Have Your Love (Warehouse Mix)
2	Got 2 Have Your Love (Jazz Rave Mix)
3	Got 2 Have Your Love (Sweet Soul Mix)
4	Got 2 Have Your Love (Radio Mix)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
ST-006	Helen Sharpe	Got 2 Have Your Love ‎(12", Red)	Strobe Records	ST-006	US	1991

Credits

Design [Designs] – The N·O·D Group
Executive-Producer – Hayden A. Brown, Ron Allen
Producer, Mixed By – Ron Allen
Written-By – H. Sharpe, R. Allen

Barcodes

Rights Society: SOCAN
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side A): ST-006-A STROBE.... THE SOUND OF LIGHT (NSC)
Matrix / Runout (Runout Side B): ST-006-B THE SOUL IS IN THE HEART... OUR'S IS ON WAX !! (NSC)

Companies

Copyright (c) – Strobe Records Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Strobe Records Inc.
Recorded At – Apache Studios
Mastered At – National Sound Corporation

Video

saafari

Heavy dopeness, this is really classy, jazzy, India/Masters At Work-ish house. If you liked "To Be In Love"...

Flarik

Beautiful jazzy house gear, a great example of why Strobe was such a good label. All of Ron Allen's production hallmarks are here - excellent drum programming, sensual keys and well placed pianos (only when needed!). Helen Sharpe's vocals are perfect, not too waily/moaning diva - emotional stuff here. The 'Jazz Rave' mix is a particular highlight for me - a little bit more spaced out, more reverb and even more emotional. Cheap, deep vocal house here, a big tip from me.

MOQ

One of the classiest garage song ever. Sensitive House at its best. Send me back to 1991 !

Naril

One of those rare records which contains a superb marriage between Jazz and House. Classical arrangements (piano & vocals) is combined with a steady but smooth 4/4 beat.

Ron Allen is a genius in my opinion; he is also responsible for a lot of other beautifull records on Strobe Records. Strange thing is that he fade away throughout the years in opposite to (for example) Ron Trent...

Nevertheless, this one is timeless.