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https://www.discogs.com/master/95598-Si ... e-It-Right

Great 12" release from this little-known duo......that is, until you check out individually who they actually are - Cindy Ecstasy (Soft Cell connection) & Rick Holliday (B-Movie).

While the rhythm section is totally upfront on the A-side, the B-side has a wonderful piano improvisation....

Produced by Cabaret Voltaire.

At least the b-side is available on the recent Shake The Foundations (Militant Funk & Post-Punk Dancefloor 1978-1984) 3CD set.


https://we.tl/t-rrO7ucouOH


Once again.....thanks to Rissan for drawing my attention to this release in his The Unknown Beauty Of The 80s series.....

An interesting find.

"Shake It right (Bang'em right)" is also available here, wrongly named by DIscogs:
https://www.discogs.com/master/48737-Va ... -1974-1986

Another (mix?) version?

xymox970 wrote:https://www.discogs.com/master/95598-Six-Sed-Red-Shake-It-Right

Great 12" release from this little-known duo......that is, until you check out individually who they actually are - Cindy Ecstasy (Soft Cell connection) & Rick Holliday (B-Movie).

While the rhythm section is totally upfront on the A-side, the B-side has a wonderful piano improvisation....

Produced by Cabaret Voltaire.

At least the b-side is available on the recent Shake The Foundations (Militant Funk & Post-Punk Dancefloor 1978-1984) 3CD set.


https://we.tl/t-rrO7ucouOH

Thank you Xymox. I have the Shake 3cd set but I had not heard the A side version.

Uvox wrote:An interesting find.

"Shake It right (Bang'em right)" is also available here, wrongly named by DIscogs:
https://www.discogs.com/master/48737-Va ... -1974-1986

Another (mix?) version?

I compared the "shake" version with the "disco not disco" version and the xymox upload...it's the same b side.
The time difference is only 2 seconds in all cases (6:25 X, DnD) (6:22 StF)

I never heard of this one. Thank you for sharing. It's a gem.