Adams, Patrick / Presents Phreek: Weekend / Everybody Loves A Good Thing / I'm A Big

Patrick Adams: Weekend / Everybody Loves A Good Thing / I'm A Big - 12-INCH SINGLE

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Weekend / Everybody Loves A Good Thing / I'm A Big

Artist:

Patrick Adams

Label:

South Street Disco

Product Type:

12-INCH SINGLE

UPC:

5060202593910

Genre:

Dance

Release Date:

2019-05-24

Number of Discs:

1

The masterful, supergroup of Phreek lead by Patrick Adams, sees three of it's sought-after masterpieces, two of which have never been on a 12 inch, officially reissued and remastered on a label that's fast becoming a go-to for in demand reissues, South Street Disco.A pure classic, 'Weekend', was born back in '78 written by Leroy Burgess and James Calloway and produced by Patrick Adams and Burgess, they lead an expertly curated troupe for this massive Paradise Garage staple and Larry Levan favourite. That late '70s sound where synthesisers rose to prominence, sees a combination of cosmic keys, freakish strings and power-play funk guitars, tied together with tight percussion, bold basslines and Christie Shire's lead vocals, that whole heartedly captures the spirit of disco. Famously remade into a house anthem 10 years later by Todd Terry, 'Weekend' is a timeless slice of celestial magic.In a similar fashion 'Everybody Loves A Good Thing' does another blast around the cosmos - a Universal Robot Band feel emanating from the buzzing synths and awe-inspiring vocal prowess of Leroy Burgess, coupled with 'Shining' star, Venus Dodson. As uplifting as it gets, complete with a killer piano breakdown to draw out every ounce of anticipation.Flip it over and a whole side is devoted to the greatness of 'I'm a Big Freak [R*U*1*2]'. A mesmerising, fast-paced, disco workout with sensuous groans, sleazed up, supernatural keys and a heavy bass that just goes and goes and goes! Favoured by the biggest and best out there, from Ron Hardy to Theo Parrish, it's got the power and energy to light up even the most demanding of dancefloors.

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