Unknown Vs Fatback / Lee, Toney/ Artwork All Over The World/Be The Dancer Gallery vinyl record Fresh Stock

Unknown Producer Seves Up Two Quality Vocal Re-edits Of Disco / Funk Classics From Fatback Band & Toney Lee
After the people asked, The Gallery is finally back open; and what 2 stunning new pieces of Artwork are now on show for everyone to enjoy, and have a lovely, lovely time to…it was worth the wait! You would have heard Harvey, Artwork, Hunnee, Peggy and a few other choice DJ’s showing these beauty’s to the crowds over the last 2 summers…and now you too can own these masterpieces. Be quick before Christies and co make copies unaffordable

Over the last few years, the shadowy Gallery edits series has proven itself to be one of the most reliable sources of scalpel style reworks around, with the mysterious producers behind the imprint frequently choosing to extend, chop and rearrange high-grade material that tends towards the overlooked or lesser-celebrated. Predictably, the two reworks showcased on the series’ seventh salvo are undeniably impressive. A-side ‘All Over The World’ is a fine slab of boogie-era disco brilliance, with glassy-eyed female lead vocals, jaunty pianos and D-Train style synth squiggles rising above a slap-bass propelled, peak-time-ready groove. Speaking of D-Train, elements of James Williams’ vocals appear on ‘Be The Dancer’, a version of a more chugging, jaunty and organic turn-of-the-80s disco jam of unknown origin. It’s a sneaky trick, but one that works really well.