Album

Paradise

Bob Sinclar

1998 · Electronic

3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Paradise by Bob Sinclar

Paradise is an Electronic album by Bob Sinclar, originally released in 1998. On Gatefold: 15 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Intro0:26
  2. A2Get Into The Music5:53
  3. A3Disco 2000 Selector6:42

Side B

  1. B1Gym Tonic6:11
  2. B2New York City Music6:28

Side C

  1. C1Ultimate Funk5:40
  2. C2Vision Of Paradise6:21

Side D

  1. D1The Ghetto7:13
  2. D2Mo Underground People6:08

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • House
  • funky
  • urban
  • lush

Paradise
Get Into The Music: "Music" (vocal) by One Way Featuring Al Hudson (opens in a new tab).
Disco 2000 Selector: "Party" (vocal intro) and "Disco Baby" (music/bassline) by Van McCoy (opens in a new tab), and "Cheek To Cheek" (music) by Ohio Players (opens in a new tab).
My Only Love: "Come Back Lover" (bass & rhythm) by Fresh Band (opens in a new tab) and "Music" (rhodes & guitar) by One Way (opens in a new tab)
The Ghetto: "The Ghetto" (live version) by Donny Hathaway (opens in a new tab) and "The World Is A Ghetto" (music) by George Benson (opens in a new tab).
New York City Music: "New York City" by Miroslav Vitous (opens in a new tab). Originally released by Julius Papp (opens in a new tab) on Astral Waves EP (opens in a new tab).
Ultimate Funk: "Super Sporm" (music) by Captain Sky (opens in a new tab).
Move Your Body: "Cherchez Le Garçon" (music) by Taxi Girl (opens in a new tab).
Souvenir: "I Wanna Take A Chance On Love" (rhythm) by France Joli (opens in a new tab).
Vision Of Paradise: "Sambo (Progression)" (music) by Brass Construction (opens in a new tab) and "Visions Of Paradise" (vocal) by Island Noyze Productions (opens in a new tab).
Mo Underground People: "Floating Through Space" (music) by Lonnie Liston Smith (opens in a new tab).
Gym Tonic: "Bad Mouthin" (music) by Motown Sounds (opens in a new tab) and vocals from "Jane Fonda Workout" (video) by Jane Fonda (opens in a new tab). "Gym Tonic" was entirely conceived by Thomas Bangalter (opens in a new tab).
Singles taken out of this release:
1. My Only Love (opens in a new tab)
2. The Ghetto (opens in a new tab)
3. Ultimate Funk (opens in a new tab)
"Disco 2000 Selector" and "Vision Of Paradise" were released originally on the Space Funk Project 1 (opens in a new tab) and 2 (opens in a new tab).
"Gym Tonic" (opens in a new tab) was released as a promo without the consent of Thomas Bangalter (opens in a new tab).
Concepts:
This was the actual text presenting Bob Sinclar to the public in his first incarnation:
"Who is Bob Sinclar? An international man of mystery, since he first emerged in 1976 this career path has taken in spy, jewel thief. Riviera playboy, mercenary, arms smuggler, Monte Carlo card shark, Studio 54 bellboy, high-class gigolo, sunglasses model and hardcore porn star. It's also rumoured he was roped in to teach John Travolta to dance for Saturday Night Fever, but we don't want to play with the rumours - the mere facts themselves are incredible enough. Now, since his autobiography was banned worldwide for in order to protect NATO security, Bob has decided to tell his story via the medium of House music."

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Ernest Saint LaurentGUITAR
  • Karl The VoiceFEATURING VOCALS
  • Lee GenesisVOCALS , LYRICS BY
  • Q-Tee Fingers

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