This Sunday, take a take with Benoit & Sergio’s stunning tune “Bridge So Far”.
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Benoit & Sergio: “Bridge So Far”
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This Saturday’s “An Edit To Remember” is a superb rework of Paul Simon’s classic “You Can Call Me Al” by Australian duo, Flight Facilities. This edit was specially made for the second installment “1982-1992″ of their decade mixes for Triple J Radio in Australia. As they said: “Such a great song. We couldn’t find anyone who had made an edit that was both playable in a club, but kept the original in tact.” In case you missed it, download the “82-92″ mixtape here. Great stuff as always!
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TAGS: Edit, Flight Facilities, Paul Simon
La.Ga.Sta.’s “An Edit To Remember” series continues with a rework from Swiss duo Round Table Knights. Here’s their “Searching For Sugar Man” edit of Detroit’s folk singer Rodriguez “Hate Street Dialogue”, taken from his 1970 debut album “Cold Fact”. A handclaps-filled, hazy, groovy edit that stays true to the brilliance of the original. Django calling! Ride and enjoy.
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TAGS: Edit, Mp3, Rodriguez, Round Table Knights
Every Saturday we take a ride down the memory lane and fill up our tanks with great edits that we’ll always love. This time we choose a rework from one of our favorite producers Eli Escobar. Check out his fantastic edit of Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s “Two Tribes”. Ride and enjoy!
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TAGS: Edit, Eli Escobar, Frankie Goes To Hollywood, Mp3
For this Saturday’s “An Edit To Remember” series we choose a killer edit from It’s A Fine Line, aka Tim Paris and Ivan Smagghe, former member of the group Black Strobe. Their rework of Wah!’s classic song “The Story Of The Blues” is part of I’m a Cliche’s excellent Edit Service series. Don’t snooze on this one!
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TAGS: Edit, It's A Fine Line, Ivan Smagghe, Tim Paris
For our 45th “An Edit To Remember” series we have chosen not one rework, but two. Let’s put it this way, in order to get to the golden years, you have to first take a walk on the wild side. Of course we’re talking about Flight Facilities’ first installment “1972 – 1982″ of their excellent decade mixes for Triple J Radio in Australia.
What makes these mixes even more special is that Flight Facilities have asked some of their friends to rework certain selected classic tracks. For their “1972 – 1982″ mix our beloved Rocco Raimundo made a superb edit of Lou Reed’s “Walk On The Wild Side” (which even Lou Reed himself posted on his Facebook page) and Tim Fuchs’ delivered a delicious edit of David Bowie’s “Golden Years”.
Grab your keys and jump in the driver’s seat, you now have plenty of things to remember…
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In case you missed it, download Flight Facilities’ decade mix “1972-1982″ here.
TAGS: David Bowie, Edit, Flight Facilities, Lou Reed, Mix, Mp3, Rocco Raimundo
Here is Montreal’s Blue Hawaii “Try To Be”, a perfect track for your Sunday afternoon. It’s taken from the duo’s forthcoming full-length debut “Untogether”. Drive slow.
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For New Year’s first “An Edit To Remember” we decided to make an exception and pick not an old, classic edit, but something fresh by up-and-coming London-based duo Benny & Gain. These guys first caught our attention with their superb “The Deluxe Edits” last November, and now they’re back to offer us a quality rework of a Motown classic. Be sure to check out their slow-grooving edit of Dennis Edward’s “Don’t Look Any Further”, and grab it for free. We’re pretty sure that it’s going to be a literal “An Edit To Remember” eventually.
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TAGS: Benny & Gain, Dennis Edward, Edit, Mp3
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The first New Year’s Sunday track is nothing but 100% silky-smooth goodness. Take a listen to Brooklyn’s Wolf & Lamb new remix of Crazy P’s “Wecanonlybewhoweare” that features acoustic guitar melodies from Slow Hands, and drive with us.
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Crazy P: “Wecanonlybewhoweare” [Wolf & Lamb feat. Slow Hands Mix]
TAGS: Crazy P, Slow Hands, Wolf + Lamb
It’s that time again. For this Saturday’s “An Edit To Remember” series we choose a fantastic edit from one of our favorite producers, Gigamesh. His rework of Fleetwood Mac’s classic “Dreams” has been on repeat on our car stereo for a while now, and every time we press “play” our car turns into a mobile discotheque. Fill it up!
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TAGS: Edit, Fleetwood Mac, Gigamesh, Mp3
