Showing posts with label T-Coy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label T-Coy. Show all posts

Take Care Of Yourselves



T-Coy - Cariño
Ripped from pre-release 12" vinyl single released on Deconstruction Records (M6222) in 1987 to high resolution 24-bit flac. As I said previously....something very different, and after a certain withdrawn Age Of Chance single, one of the most requested re-posts here on ESWA. 
Back in those heady days, I only ever ripped to mp3, so now at last, I finally got around to the high rez re-rips. Depending on which camp you are in, house music was either ruined by the Brits, or blossomed to become huge by the British hunger for dance music. Regardless, T-Coy were the pioneers of the genre in Britain (make that Manchester) and never really received the success or praise due at the time. Mike Pickering went onto form M-People, co-vocalist and percussionist Simon Topping packed up his bongos and took to piano tuning, and sadly keyboard whiz Richie Close passed away in 1991. Though not everybody's cup of tea, their unique form of latin-tinged house music did get my toes tapping and I was particularly drawn to the melancholic and minimalist simplicity of Regret and the percussion driven Da Me Mas. I've ripped all three of their original singles for this post (complete with B-sides) for those who also like to tap their toes from time to time. Many of you may not have seen this video.

A1 Cariño
B1 Regret



T-Coy - I Like To Listen
Ripped from 12" vinyl single released on Deconstruction Records (M6242) in 1987 to high resolution 24-bit flac. 

A1  I Like To Listen
A2  Catalonia
AA1 Da Me Mas




T-Coy - Night Train
Ripped from 12" vinyl single released on Deconstruction Records (M6262) in 1988 to high resolution 24-bit flac.

A1 Night Train
B1 Keep On Drivin'

T-Coy


I promise there will not be too much dance music on this blog, but I felt compelled after seeing a post referring to these chaps on the Cerysmatic Factory board.
T-Coy were Simon Topping (former A Certain Ratio frontman) and Mike Pickering (former Quando Quango frontman, Hacienda DJ and soon to be M-Person). Back in 1987 and 1988, they released a couple of 12" dance singles which were really the start of the new club culture which grew out of Manchester and it's Hacienda. Though not everybody's cup of tea, their unique form of latin-tinged house music did get my toes tapping and I was particularly drawn to the melancholic and minimalist simplicity of Regret and the percussion driven Da Me Mas.
I've ripped all three of their original singles for this post (complete with B-sides) for those who also like to tap their toes from time to time.
Tracklisting:
1. Carino
2. Regret
3. I Like To Listen
4. Catalonia
5. Da Me Mas
6. Night Train
7. Keep On Driving