This track brings back so many awesome memories of my time in New York in the mid 80’s & early 90’s. Club USA, The Tunnel, Danceteria, Lee Bowery , Jenny Tailia,, Meredith Basinger, Trash & Vaudeville, Ginger Lemonade & The magic & madness that only a place like New York (back in the day) could supply✨
I've been searching for this version since 95' or very much like it. wholly all that is good on this Earth....thank you. I lost my dj made cassette, as well as my friend....this tune embodies a time, place and wonderful memory. yes. I do remember then.....better than yesterday....
z Kat Oh babe I am sorry that in finding this tune you lost your DJ friend. My heart goes out to you.My friend did this bootleg/remix and I remember him coming to see me and gave me a copy of this red vinyl.He did quite a few ace legal and illegal, sometimes damn cheeky totally illegal bootys. If I told you his biggest track it would be snitching and I just don't get down like that . Laters Kitty.
The friend wasn't the DJ, but painful to lose him. I searched for him for years...but he must have fallen off of the planet.... I miss him still...often think of him. I still have the random solo dance parties in my living room...can't do all the things I used to without feeling it in the morning...but a good time. Those memories are the best....it was a very good time of life. Making some fun memories again...different way... Cheers to you Mate!
Came across this remix and it brought me back to the club days back in the early (90s ) NYC .. sound factory .. wow ... this would come on at peak dance time 6 am and the dance floor was on fire !!!
I remember the Generator. They had a log like in a Star Trek Motion Picture font. Great club. I have a copy of this (vinyl)... it was referred to sometimes as "The Hawaiian House Mix" =M=
To be clear this is the ORIGINAL Philip Damien version bootleg. It became such a success in the underground that they released an official version under the same name but it does not have the same essence/vibe of this epic version that became a club anthem in the mid 90's.
I've heard this version referred to as "The Hawaiian House Mix..." but forgot who the remixer was. Are you 100% sure on this (his name) and how do you know? =M=
I had this on vinyl and was by far my favorite record. I remember the first time hearing this out and I was amazed at how awesome it was. Tough to get record but I got my copy only to be stolen in Hawaii of all places lol. Thanks for posting
Very few songs are so profound and can be also so beautiful at the same time. I can listen to this every second of the day and it will conjure emotions so deep that I didn't know I had... Thanks so for such an incredible remix... Sade your are the real Diva of our era. Only you can make me cry tears of sorrow and dance happy at the same time - Amazing. God Bless you always!
Working the make shift runway at Webster Hall and Tunnel in NYC, the best time of my life, 1994!!!! The paradox is this is a song about the human condition of despondency and suffering due to poverty. #Sade #FireceAndFearless
They wore this out on B96 in Chicago...and knew it was an illegal version! Still sounded good as hell!! Sony could have easily taken it and published it. Tjis would have made mad money!!
B96 probably played an editted version of this. They would never play an 8 minute song. They did play some rare mixes... They also played the dance remix (short version) of Annie Lennox "walking on broken glass"... that's how I managed to get a copy from the station producer - sent me a damn cd copy of it. Chicagoans are so normal. Great memories. #Chitown #GenX =M=
Recuerdo cuando compraba vinilo discos casual fue escuché a dj en récords store y pregunte si podria conseguirlo me lo regaló estea version nunca salio a venta fue un white lebel
oh the sweet sound of house music, how it heals
best sade remix of all time
no that's the Kenny Larkin mix of Surrender Your Love
This track brings back so many awesome memories of my time in New York in the mid 80’s & early 90’s. Club USA, The Tunnel, Danceteria, Lee Bowery , Jenny Tailia,, Meredith Basinger, Trash & Vaudeville, Ginger Lemonade & The magic & madness that only a place like New York (back in the day) could supply✨
THIS!
Bistro II (North on Clark St., Chicago) back in the day - rockin' that glorious wooden floor all night long.
#Chitown #GenX
=M=
Sends me right back to W.27th street. Junior Vasquez playing Sound Factory. What great times
Junior Vasquez
this song is brilliant. sade is fantastic
I've been searching for this version since 95' or very much like it. wholly all that is good on this Earth....thank you.
I lost my dj made cassette, as well as my friend....this tune embodies a time, place and wonderful memory. yes. I do remember then.....better than yesterday....
+z Kat Im happy for u!
z Kat Oh babe I am sorry that in finding this tune you lost your DJ friend. My heart goes out to you.My friend did this bootleg/remix and I remember him coming to see me and gave me a copy of this red vinyl.He did quite a few ace legal and illegal, sometimes damn cheeky totally illegal bootys. If I told you his biggest track it would be snitching and I just don't get down like that . Laters Kitty.
The friend wasn't the DJ, but painful to lose him. I searched for him for years...but he must have fallen off of the planet.... I miss him still...often think of him. I still have the random solo dance parties in my living room...can't do all the things I used to without feeling it in the morning...but a good time. Those memories are the best....it was a very good time of life. Making some fun memories again...different way... Cheers to you Mate!
Sounds just like me. Somebody stole a crate of my best records which included this remix. What a tune
‘98 ATL Traxxx dance floor after a Long Island Iced tea. Then this comes on. Heavenly nostalgia. 😌
Came across this remix and it brought me back to the club days back in the early (90s ) NYC .. sound factory .. wow ... this would come on at peak dance time 6 am and the dance floor was on fire !!!
THANK YOU! For lyrical content, one of my all-time favorite SADE songs!!! This version was rocked in 1994 at GENERATOR CHICAGO:)))
Fulton & Halsted...
I remember the Generator. They had a log like in a Star Trek Motion Picture font. Great club.
I have a copy of this (vinyl)... it was referred to sometimes as "The Hawaiian House Mix"
=M=
Thank you thank you ohhhh thank you for posting. Dj's back in the day would kill to get there hands on this one. Me included.
Days of madness & magic.
NYC| The Tunnel, Club USA,
brekfast in Central Park 1990
The best Sade edit I ever heard, searched for it for years... Spencer Broughton was the first guy I heard play it on a Club UK mix tape I think...
Best mix of this song, EVER! ;)
To be clear this is the ORIGINAL Philip Damien version bootleg. It became such a success in the underground that they released an official version under the same name but it does not have the same essence/vibe of this epic version that became a club anthem in the mid 90's.
I've heard this version referred to as "The Hawaiian House Mix..." but forgot who the remixer was. Are you 100% sure on this (his name) and how do you know?
=M=
I had this on vinyl and was by far my favorite record. I remember the first time hearing this out and I was amazed at how awesome it was. Tough to get record but I got my copy only to be stolen in Hawaii of all places lol. Thanks for posting
Loved this song at the club in the 1990's
Only song that makes me want to go clubbing again
I want to cry listening to this. I accidentally threw my copy away.
Very few songs are so profound and can be also so beautiful at the same time. I can listen to this every second of the day and it will conjure emotions so deep that I didn't know I had... Thanks so for such an incredible remix... Sade your are the real Diva of our era. Only you can make me cry tears of sorrow and dance happy at the same time - Amazing. God Bless you always!
CLASSIC!!!
I have to listen to this version at least once a week because it really does my soul good. At the 6:21 point, it’s game over for this.
#rewind
i still have this in my collection. been years since rotation.
Working the make shift runway at Webster Hall and Tunnel in NYC, the best time of my life, 1994!!!! The paradox is this is a song about the human condition of despondency and suffering due to poverty. #Sade #FireceAndFearless
They wore this out on B96 in Chicago...and knew it was an illegal version! Still sounded good as hell!! Sony could have easily taken it and published it. Tjis would have made mad money!!
B96 probably played an editted version of this. They would never play an 8 minute song. They did play some rare mixes... They also played the dance remix (short version) of Annie Lennox "walking on broken glass"... that's how I managed to get a copy from the station producer - sent me a damn cd copy of it. Chicagoans are so normal. Great memories.
#Chitown #GenX
=M=
Limelight NYC
Yep they forgot to figure out that Sade is one of the best ever🎤💡🙏👏🚶🏿
I've got the red vinyl copy 😉
Me too
Yes, the vinyl is read. When I got mine there was a printed note on it... "BOOTLEG: Sade PEARLS Hawaiian House Mix."
=M=
Phillip Damien remix back in 94
Recuerdo cuando compraba vinilo discos casual fue escuché a dj en récords store y pregunte si podria conseguirlo me lo regaló estea version nunca salio a venta fue un white lebel
thank you for posting
i love.......
Just like brand new shoes.......
love
Hani now has a mix to this. But this is Phillip Damien
I once heard bad boy bill did this remix!
jboogie No my friend. I know who did do this remix.He is a Brit. He is a friend. But even now I don't wanna cause him any shit.
jboogie I had a red vinyl copy of this which my man gave me,
Who did this remix?
Hani
Terrance Hugle
Hani did the Never Thought I'd See The Day remix
@@djronniebruno Can I ask how you know? Everyone is saying different things. I'm an archivist... I just want to get it right. Thanks! =M=
THIS IS NOT THE PHILLIP DAMIEN REMIX, IT'S A BOOTLEG VERSION
let us pray for the women girls ... of agfanistan ..... regret