It's an instrumental/dub version of Felix - Don't You Want Me which was played out by both Dave Pearce and Scott Bond and was featured on Dave Pearce's True Euphoria as Felix - Don't You Want Me (Bootleg Mix) and as a the first track in Scott Bond's FantasyLands Winter Event in 2007 here
The closest that I can find is the Pants & Corset Remix which is near enough identical but has the Martin Luther King Speech layered all over it and doesn't offer an instrumental/dub on the white label which makes me think that it could well be an earlier released remix and Pants and Corset have applied the Martin Luther King acapella........Really not sure on this and was wondering if anybody could shed any light on this please? :)
SYSTEM-J
Can't help you, sorry, but what I can say is that this track unexpectedly provided one of my favourite clubbing memories when Dave Seaman played it a few years ago. And some kind soul managed to capture a video of that very moment:
rubez
true euphoria is ing great. wall to wall tunage... its not the only unreleased track on that cd. you are most probably chasing the impossible.
DJ RANN
I remember hearing the instrumental years ago. I actually found it weird to hear the "vocal" mix later. I think the dub was the very original promo/white label version and as usual, when they realized they had a hit on their hands, the vocal release came out and the dub wasn't part of the release, it was just the vocal version
Trance-M
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Originally posted by DJ RANN
I remember hearing the instrumental years ago. I actually found it weird to hear the "vocal" mix later. I think the dub was the very original promo/white label version and as usual, when they realized they had a hit on their hands, the vocal release came out and the dub wasn't part of the release, it was just the vocal version
That was often the case in the 90's e.g. Gat Decor - Passion.
But I don't think it was with Don't You Want Me as it was sampled from this one and also got it's name from it.
I could be wrong though, but in the early 90's I can't remember hearing the instrumental version:
Redd
one of the first tracks I was ever obsessed about. I was 13 :p
