Various Artists - House of Ages selected by Jeremy Newall [CD]

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Back in the early 1990s house music was having perhaps its most fertile and creative period. The original house from Chicago had blown up back in the '80s and left nothing short of a cultural revolution in its wake, with regional variants springing up all over the US, the UK and Europe. London in particular was a global hub for house music, with a whole slew of clubs and a long established underground scene that had taken house to its heart. A key mover-and- shaker was a young Jeremy Newall, who worked successively at a whole bunch of record stores including Catch-A-Groove, where the likes of Tony Humphries would come and hang out when in town (Humphries used to record his shows at a flat above the shop with a wide-eyed Jeremy soaking in the vibes), and latterly Release The Groove, where he could be found well into the twenty-first century. A close association with Paul 'Trouble' Anderson saw him repping for the big fella when Trouble was unable to do his Kiss FM radio show, and as the resident alongside him at Trouble's much loved Loft Sessions in Camden. He also played on many pirates, at all the best parties in London, Europe and beyond. Jeremy's position as the go-to guy behind the capital's hippest record store counters saw many visiting US jocks passing him records that barely saw the light of day in a scene where superb new tunes were coming thick and fast. Therein lie the roots of this compilation ... a collection of overlooked, unreleased, and just hard-to-find gems to put alongside some of the better-known and overplayed classics of the era.With Jeremy's beloved New York vibe predominant, there are also productions here from Chicago, the UK and elsewhere. Some tunes which DID hit relatively big back in the day like UBQ ProjectWe Can Make It and Susan ClarkDeeper are represented here by alternative mixes (the latter from the criminally under-rated Benji Candelario); those who only know of Roger Sanchez as a big-room commercial producer/DJ might be surprised to know that his early days were marked by so

Keep On Pressing (KOT Original Mix)

I Promise (More Beats For Passion Mix)

Take Me Higher

We Can Make It (Unreleased Dub)

Deeper (Benji Candelario's Deeper than Deep Unreleased Mix)

Mainline (Roger S Ego Trip Mix)

More I Get

When I See You (Tight Vocal)

Don't Run Away

I Work Hard To Love You (Jeremy's AllNew Mix At Six)

Freak It! (Tony Humphries Instrumental Mix)

Yo Razor