D Mob work in a nutshell
D Mob 's first CD release in 1994 was the album
Little Bit of This, Little Bit of That. During this year 1 album of the artist was released (see our
discographies to learn more about this album). By the way, did you ever wonder how the artist succedded ? Check out our
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Your latest reviews - D Mob : A little bit of house
Track Listing:
1 - C'mon And Get My Love (feat. Cathy Dennis)
2 - All I Do (feat. Danny Madden)
3 - It Really Don't Matter (feat. Dancin' Danny D)
4 - That's The Way Of The World (feat. Cathy Dennis)
5 - It Really Don't Matter(Reprise)
6 - It Is Time To Get Funky (feat. LRS & DC Sarome)
7 - Put Your Hands Together (feat. Nuff Juice)
8 - A Rhythm From Within
9 - Trance Dance (feat. Gary Haisman)
10 - We Call It Acieed (feat. Gary Haisman)
11 - C'mon And Get My Love [Spaghetti Western Mix]
12 - It Is Time to Get Funky [The Casualty Mix]
This album pretty much sums up the contribution that D-Mob made to house music in the late 1980's. D-Mob was much more than just something obscure in the shadow of Cathy Dennis and this album is the proof of that.
As Alex Henderson stated in All Music Guide, "house comes in many forms: the ave-oriented house styles can be on 'Trance Dance,' the acid house-influenced "We Call It Acieed," the more melodic and accessible nature of "deep house" on 'C'Mon and Get My Love' and 'That's The Way of the World'. Meanwhile, 'It Is Time to Get Funky' and 'Put Your Hands Together' exemplify the style called hip/house -- a blend of rap and house music."
This album is total gold for house music fans, and those looking for techno would be better off with The Prodigy or something like that.
