Joe Smooth - Promised Land

For those that were into the late 80's Chicago Deep House this is a must for your collection.--12inchjunie

Tracklist:

A		Promised Land (Club Mix) (5:08)
B1		Promised Land (Underground Mix) (4:11)
B2		Promised Land (Freestyle Mix) (5:10)

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Steel Gray - Do You Want To Dance?

I personally like the "Tyree Mix" the best it's put's you in a good mood hearing the piano's with 808/909 clap, hi-hats open & closed, hard kick & a thick bassline and classic snare rolls "CHICAGO" I also like the "Loftis Mix" something about the vocals I can't put a finger on it still since 1990. Maybe the production helped them out alot on this track, but I like it. I don't think I ever want to hear a acapella for them (lol) ((D. J. International Is Still A Stand Out Label To This Day)) when I see it I have to give it a listen.

Tracklist:
A1. Do You Want To Dance? (Rocky Jones Mix) (5:50)
A2. Do You Want To Dance? (Tyree Mix) (6:04)
B1. Do You Want To Dance? (Loftis Mix) (5:52)
B2. Do You Want To Dance? (Joe Smooth Mix) (5:59)

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Sterling Void Ft.Paris Brightless - Set Me Free

I always liked this single, Julian "Jumpin" Perez Mix is my fav.

Tracklist:
A1. Set Me Free (Club Mix) 4:49
A2. Set Me Free (Instrumental) 4:50
B1. Set Me Free (Julian "Jumpin" Perez Chicago Mix) 6:45
B2. Set Me Free (Radio) 2:40

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Fast Eddie - The D.J./"Let's Go" (Remix)

"Fast Eddie gained immense popularity during the heyday of Chicago House Music (1986–1988). During that time, he was also spinning on WGCI and WBMX in Chicago.

In 1986, he produced one of his first singles in collaboration with Kenny "Jammin'" Jason entitled "Can You Dance?".

In 1988 he left WGCI for WBMX to concentrate on producing. In the same year he scored one of his biggest hits with "Acid Thunder" on the D.J. International Label, being regarded as a classic of the Chicago acid house genre.

And yet, it was "Hip House" that really increased his popularity. Fast Eddie popularized this genre — essentially hip-hop lyrics over house beats — and produced several tracks afterwards.

In 1990, he tried his hand at Gangsta Rap by forming the group America's Most Wanted but without much success.

Around 1995, Fast Eddie made two collaborations that are considered under the genre of ghetto house with DJ Sneak and with DJ Funk. Both songs gained a lot of airplay on Chicago radio and in clubs."
Source:Discogs.com

Tracklist:
A1 Let's Go (Fast Eddie's Mix)
A2 Let's Go (Tyree's Gone Mix)
B1 Let's Go (Joe Smooth's House Mix)
B2 Let's Go (Julian 'Jumpin' Perez Mix)
B3 Let's Go (Radio - 430)

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Jack Master - Acid Trax

This is another contribution from Chicagojackin This is Jack Master alson known as Richie Hawtin, I couldn't find this on discogs to post the tracks this must be a hard to find release.

A1 Mike Dunn Presents M.D. 3* With Tyree* Face The Nation
A2 Mike Dunn Presents M.D. 3* With Tyree* Personal Problems
A3 Nexus 1 With Steve Simmons Yo Body
A4 Joe Smooth So Smooth
A5 Scrappy Touch Me

B1 Tyree* I Am
B2 Mix Masters House Express
B3 Professor Funk Move Your Acid
B4 Joe Smooth Microdot
B5 Power, Wonder & Love Afro Acid

Nana - Be My Baby

Here's another contribution from Badbootydaddy5, From one of my favorite labels from Chicago. This is a nice freestyle jam from Nana. I almost forgot that DJ International was not just a House label they also released freestyle music. Thanks for this contribution Badbootydaddy5---12inchjunkie

A1

Be My Baby (Hollywood's Club Mix) (5:50)

A2		Be My Baby (Radio Edit Mix) (4:08)
A3		Be My Baby (Loftis Boy Meets Girl Mix) (6:23)

B1

Be My Baby (Boogie Man's Party Mix) (5:10)

B2

Be My Baby (Boogie Man's Instrumental Mix) (4:48)

B3

Be My Baby (Jack's Extra Mayo Mix) (4:11)