VA - P&P RECORDS AND PETER BROWN PRESENT THE MASTER OF THE MASTERPIECE 2 - MORE OF THE BEST OF PATRICK ADAMS

VA - P&P RECORDS AND PETER BROWN PRESENT THE MASTER OF THE MASTERPIECE 2 - MORE OF THE BEST OF PATRICK ADAMS

Label: Traffic Entertainment Group
Catalog#: TEG-3314
Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Released: 24 Apr 2008
Genre: Electronic, Funk / Soul
Style: Electro, Disco
Quality: MP3,@320K,cover
Source: Internet


TRACKLIST

A1 Bumble Bee Unlimited* - I Got A Big Bee (Original Demo Version)
A2 Inner Life - Ain't No Mountain High Enough (Original Demo Version)
B1 Sine (3) - Happy Is The Only Way
B2 "P" Crew, The* - Nasty Rock
B3 Center Stage - Never
C1 "P" Crew, The* - Busy Body
C2 Tribe, The - Jungle Rock
C3 Sine (3) - Rotation
D1 Bumble Bee Unlimited* - Everybody Dance
D2 Universal Robot Band* - Dance And Shake Your Tamborine (Original Demo Version)
D3 Debbie Taylor - No Deposit No Return
D4 Eight Minutes, The - Looking For A Brand New Game

CREDITS

Executive Producer - Peter Brown
Producer, Executive Producer - Patrick Adams

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The cleverly deceptive genius Patrick Adams teamed up with Peter Brown in 1974 to form P&P Records, which eventually also birthed the sub-labels Queen Constance, Heavenly Star, Jay Star, Chocolate Star and many more. During the next four years, as Disco was emerging, Adams became a key figure in its growth scoring countless hits including 'Atmosphere Strut' with Cloud One, 'My Baby's Got E.S.P.' with Four Below Zero, and 'Lady Bug' by Bumblebee Unlimited. 1978 was his breakthrough year, with Musique's infamous 'In The Bush', and over the course of the next three years he racked up an impressive 22 hits. This second collection of rare and previously unheard grooves from the archives features 12 more vintage disco and funk stompers, including alternate and original demo versions of three Bumble Bee Unlimited highpoints - 'I Got A Big Bee', 'Everybody Dance', 'Dance And Shake Your Tamborine' - and tearjerking classics such as Debbie Taylor's 'No Deposit No Return' and 'Looking For A Brand New Game' by Eight Minutes.