Solar Stone - The Impressions E.P. FLAC

Solar Stone Hooj Choons Progressive House Progressive Trance 1998

Genre:	Electronic
Performer:	Solar Stone
Title:	The Impressions E.P.
Style:	Progressive House, Progressive Trance
Date of release:	02 Feb 1998
Label:	Hooj Choons
Catalog Number:	HOOJ 57R
Country:	UK
FLAC album size:	1313 mb
MP3 album size:	1371 mb

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Tracklist

1	Day By Day (Red Jerry's 'Smack The Bigot Up' Dub) Remix – Red Jerry
2	So Clear (Sunship Free Style Mix) Engineer – 'Sir' Mike NielsonRemix – SunshipRemix [Credited To], Producer [Additional Production] – Ceri Evans

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
HOOJ 57	Solar Stone	The Impressions E.P. ‎(12", EP, 1/2)	Hooj Choons	HOOJ 57	UK	1997
HOOJ 57 CDR	Solar Stone	The Impressions EP ‎(CDr, EP, Promo)	Hooj Choons	HOOJ 57 CDR	UK	2004
HOOJ 057	Solar Stone	The Impressions EP ‎(5xFile, WAV, EP)	Hooj Choons	HOOJ 057	UK	Unknown
HOOJ 57R	Solar Stone	The Impressions E.P. ‎(12", EP, W/Lbl)	Hooj Choons	HOOJ 57R	UK	1998
HOOJCD57	Solar Stone	The Impressions E.P. ‎(CD, EP)	Hooj Choons	HOOJCD57	UK	1998

Credits

Vocals – Kimberley Marsh
Written-By, Producer – Andy Bury, Richard Mowatt, Sam Tierney

Notes

Special thanks to Bryony for "The Calling".
Remix and additional production for Sunship Productions.
This record is dedicated to the memory of Rory Mellors.
℗ 1997 Hooj Choons Ltd.
© 1997 Hooj Choons Ltd.
Track positions denoted by C & D.

Barcodes

Barcode: 5 018615 415732

Video

Mogelv

What can i say about this tune! Back in the day Hooj was responsible for releasing such great tracks and i think that this one is easily one of their finest.Hooj's honcho Red Jerry takes all the credits for his work Powerfull bassline with percussive stabs, a memorable vocal plus a killer melody near the end! Still remember Sasha dropping this at 3am at Cream in Liverpool and getting hysterical respond from the crowd. the other mix from sunship is also beautiful but can't beat the power of Red Jerry's mix. Highly recommended!

I recently came across both 12"'s in my collection and played them at 33 1/3rd rpm. They sound great and chilled at this speed (to my ancient ears anyway). It wasn't until I played the video's that I realised the should be at 45rpm! Oh the joys of vinyl! Martrox.