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New Release - MASTER OF THE MASTERPIECE Volume 2
1-I Got a Big Bee [Original Demo Version] - Bumblebee Unltd 7:50
2- Ain't No Mountain High Enough [Original Demo Version] 7:53
3- Happy Is the Only Way - Sine 7:41
4- Nasty Rock - Pcrew 5:32
5- Never - First Class 5:40
6- Busy Body - Pcrew 6:21
7- Jungle Rock - Tribe 6:34
8- Rotation - Pcrew 8:00
9- Everybody Dance - BumbleBee Unltd 8:22
10- Dance and Shake Your Tamborine Original Demo Version] 4:37
11- No Deposit No Return - Debby Taylor 2:50
12- Looking for a Brand New Game - Eight Minutes 2:29
Producer/arranger/songwriter Patrick Adams' career spans more than 30 years. His plentiful resume includes work with Sister Sledge (their 1974 debut LP on Atco/Atlantic Circle of Love), Loleatta Holloway, Coolio, Herbie Mann ("Superman," number 26 pop, early 1979, from the 1978 Atlantic LP Super Mann), Bumblebee Unlimited (the 1979 RCA LP Sting Like a Bee), Universal Robot Band (Dance and Shake Your Tambourine), Narada Michael Walden (I Don't Want Nobody Else, Love Me Only, and the radio-aired LP track "Give Your Love a Chance" from his 1979 Atlantic LP Awakening), and Musique ("In the Bush," number 29 R&B, fall 1978), among many others. Born Patrick Peter Owen Adams on March 17, 1950, in New York City, Adams' childhood was spent singing in choirs and attending concerts at the legendary Apollo Theater. When he was a preteen, Adams' father bought him a trumpet. In his teens, Adams began playing guitar and writing songs. He honed his arranging skills by dissecting the song structure and arrangement patterns of the records he heard on the radio. To build his audio engineering skills, he'd go to recording studios and observe how recordings were created. At 16, he was asked to join the Sparks, who he appeared with in the 1967 Warner Bros. movie Up the Down Staircase starring Sandy Dennis. Soon afterwards they were signed to Curb/MGM and the single "Cool It" b/w "Woe, Woe" was released. They began playing shows with Jerry Butler, the Rascals, and the Commodores. In 1970, Adams was hired as the vice president of A&R for NY-based Perception/Today Records, discovering and signing the teenage vocal trio Black Ivory. The group's lineup was lead singer Leroy Burgess, Stuart Bascombe, and Russell Patterson. Their first single, Adams' ballad "Don't Turn Around," went to number 38 on Billboard's R&B chart in late 1971. Their first three singles and a Burgess song, the hopeful "If I Could Be a Mirror," were included on the Don't Turn Around LP, issued February 1972. They had two more charting singles on Today: "Time Is Love" b/w a credible cover of Michael Jackson's "Got to Be There" from the Don't Turn Around LP (number 35 R&B, early 1973) and "Spinning Around" b/w "Find the One Who Loves You" (number 45 R&B, summer 1973). In 1974, Adams left Perception/Today Records and started his own production company, PAPMUS (Patrick Adams Productions Music). One of Adams' best known recordings is Inner Life's "I'm Caught Up (In a One Night Love Affair)." First released as a 12" single by Greg Carmichael on TCT Records, it was picked up by Prelude Records and went to number 22 R&B, late 1979. Adams and Carmichael produced many dance classics over their eight-year collaboration, including sides by Donna McGhee, Universal Robot Band, Bumblebee Unlimited, and Fonda Rae's original version of "Touch Me (All Night Long)." Cathy Dennis' remake of the Adams/Carmichael song held the number two pop spot for two weeks in spring 1991. Adams has won the ASCAP Songwriter of the Year Award three times, including a 1992 award for "Touch Me (All Night Long)." Other Adams-related releases are Eddie Kendricks's Arista LP Vintage '78 (reissued in 1997 by Razor & Tie), Kendricks' 1979 Arista LP Something More, the 1997 two-CD set Salsoul Essentials from U.K. label Charly Records, the CD reissue of Candi Station's 1976 Young Hearts Run Free, Debbie Taylor's 1997 Sequel CD Still Comin' Down on Ya, the Unidisc CD reissue of Musique's 1979 LP Keep on Jumpin', the Unidisc reissue of the Kay Gees' 1979 LP Burn Me Up, Rainbow Brown's 'Til You Surrender with Fonda Rae on Vanguard Records, Shannon's 1986 Atlantic LP Love Goes All The Way, the Main Ingredient featuring Cuba Gooding's 1981 RCA LP I Only Have Eyes for You, and sides by Gladys Knight, Ace Spectrum, Rick James, Jeanie Tracy, and Bruni Pagan. His engineering credits include Make It Last Forever by Keith Sweat, Follow the Leader & Let the Rhythm Hit 'Em by Eric B & Rakim, Rakim's The 18th Letter/Book of Life, Salt-N-Pepa's Hot, Cool & Vicious, and James Moody's Heritage Hum/The Teacher on Collectables. In 2005 he was nominated as a producer for induction into the DANCE MUSIC HALL OF FAME...
Recent:
Writer/Producer: "WE MADE IT" samp;ed by NAS (Platinum)
Writer/Producer: "DONT TURN AROUND" samp;ed by OMARION
Writer: "KEEP ON JUMPIN" charted with German Star Cornell.
Writer: "EVERYTHING MAN" charted with Talib Kweli and used in movie
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Arranger: Tre Williams and Revelation CD project Decision Records
Producer: BLACK iVORY sampled by Q-Tip for first single "GETTIN UP" Myspace Friends Space Generator
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Hello PATRICK, we are delighted to be in your circle of friends. If you have time, would you mind checking out our music and let us know, what you think of it. We always appreciate your time & comments. We're looking forward to hear from you. Have a pleasant friday full of fun & real good music. Love and peace, - Guido & Tatch :) ________________NN ________________NN _______________NNN ______________NNNN _____________NNNNN ____________NNNNNN _____________NNNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN _____________NNN___N _____________NNN___N_N _____________NNN___N__N _____________NNN___N___N _____________NNN___N___N _____NN_____NNNN__N___N ____N__N___NNNNN_____N _____N___NN__________N ______N_____NNNNN____NN ________N______________NN _________N______________NN _________NN______________NN ________NN________________NN _______NN___________________NN ______NN________KEEP_________NN _____NN_______________________NN _____NN_______________________NN _____NN________ROCKIN________NN ______NN_____________________NN _______NN___________________NN _________NN _______________NN ____________NN__________NN
Ihr braucht mal wieder richtig satte Beats auf die Zwölf und Action für die Hüften?! Da hat sich Euer DECO-Denis es sich nicht nehmen lassen anlässlich des zehnjährigen Jubiläums von Sender-Records eine Party mit den Jungs vom Zaun zu brechen. Anfangs in Köln gegründet, hatte sich das heute-über-Label nach seinem Umzug nach Berlin schnell zu einem DER Protagonisten des knackigen wie harten und geraden Beats entwickelt und kann inzwischen auf über 80 Veröffentlichungen von derben Produzenten wie Jake Fairley, Misc, Baby Ford oder T.Raumschmiere zurückblicken. Und weil Jubiläum einfach Bock macht startet das Label um seinen Boss Benno Blome eine Clubtour, die nicht nur in diversen Städten des deutschsprachigen Raums Halt macht, sondern eben auch in Eurem schnuckeligen Panoptikum und zwar am 07.11.09