Album
Club Classics Vol. One
1989 · Electronic, Hip Hop
19 collectors on Gatefold own this

Club Classics Vol. One is an Electronic album by Soul II Soul, originally released in 1989. On Gatefold: 92 pressings tracked, owned by 19 collectors.
About
Soul II Soul’s debut is a snapshot of club music in 1989. The Bristol, UK collective gives rise to soaring vocals from Caron Wheeler, who voices the world-weary yet optimistic title track and the sunny soul of “Back to Life.” Meanwhile, master of ceremonies Jazzie B pushes the party forward, rapping on “Feeling Free” and holding court like a Jamaican deejay on “Dance.” Then there are the sinuous acid house beats and flute solos of “African Dance” that simply command you to move—no voices required.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Keep On Movin'6:00
- A2Fairplay3:49
- A3Holdin' On (Bambelela)3:50
- A4Feeling Free (Live Rap)4:13
- A5African Dance6:00
Side B
- B1Dance3:40
- B2Feel Free5:00
- B3Happiness (Dub)5:30
- B4Back To Life (Accapella)3:12
- B5Jazzie's Groove3:12
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Ambient & Downtempo
- warm
- hypnotic
- nocturnal
The debut album from Soul II Soul, renamed "Keep On Movin'" for the North American market.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Aitch BBACKING VOCALS
- Andrew LevyBASS
- Caron WheelerBACKING VOCALS FEATURING FEATURING, VOCALS
- CrispinPERCUSSION
- Crispin "Spry" RobinsonPERCUSSION
- Do'reenFEATURING FEATURING, VOCALS VOCALS
- Gota YashikiPROGRAMMED BY
- Graham SilbigerBASS
- Jazzie BARRANGED BY , VOCALS ARRANGED BY ARRANGED BY, VOCALS
- KushiteFLUTE
- MarcoKEYBOARDS
- Marco NelsonKEYBOARDS
- Massive AttackBACKING VOCALS
- Mel WessonPROGRAMMED BY
- Mykaell RileyARRANGED BY STRINGS
- Nellee HooperPROGRAMMED BY
- Reggae Philharmonic OrchestraORCHESTRA STRINGS
- Rose WindrossFEATURING FEATURING, VOCALS VOCALS
19 collectors on Gatefold own this · 92 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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