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Mixx-It -Slamming In The Mix BK-4 -Raze-Seduction-KLF-Marky Mark
Sold Date:
April 6, 2018
Start Date:
May 27, 2013
Final Price:
$19.99
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CAMERON PAUL - Slamming In The Mix - BK4
Cameron is probably most famous for his reworking of "American-Soviets" by CCCP and the remix of Salt 'n Pepa's "Push It". Based originally in Redwood City, CA this Urban/Freestyle/Rap/R&B based remix service released single vinyl issues and best of CD's as well as a "Beats & Pieces" series which featured samples, beats and basslines for rappers, turntablists and remixers. Cameron Paul also released a video on how to be a DJ/Remixer.
Slamming In The Mix - BK4
Volume 1 (15:28)
Volume 2 (12:17)
Tracks included:
Bass Power - Raze featuring Doug Lazy - 122 BPM
Medley - Various - 122-118 BPM
Two To Make It Right - Seduction - 118 BPM
Medley - Various - 118-114 BPM
Are U Wid It? - (unknown) - 114 BPM
Good Vibrations - Marky Mark & The Funky Bunch - 124 BPM
Release The Pressure - (unknown) - 120 BPM
Medley - Various - 120-118 BPM
3AM Eternal - KLF - 118 BPM
Sealed 12" vinyl ...1990...Catalog #CP-BK4
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