Criminal Element Orchestra – “Put The Needle To The Record”
Produced & mixed by Wally Jump Jr. Co-mixed & edited by Gail King. Drums of Doom by Keith LeBlanc.
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THIS WAS A TUNE!
Sampled in MARRS- Pump Up the Volume & Black Riot- A Day In the Life
brilliant!
original funk – enjoy..I said shut up!
criminal minds used that bassline me thinks,wicked tune.
that bassline is superb, are they the original wirters of that bassline?
YES!
Wicked tune.
Yep, Wally Jump Junior.
This record is completely impossible to get via other sources… *Hint hint*
I have the 12″ 45 of this track… still hits the spot 20yrs on from first hearing it on National Fresh!
I love this still…
no!!!they are not!!it is an old break dancing song called”scrathing”it is on “super disco breaks album series”!!
lol!
whoa. serious breakdown!!!!!
Dang, thanks for this. I remember dancing to this tune at the Wag club in London during the 1990s
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
~Very Badass.. Way Kool! Much Thanx 4 this Track… Phatt Bassline… Smoooooth!~
FUCKING AMAZING
I loved the original song and this is DAMN good! THANK YOU! for posting this!
thxxxxxxxxxxxxxx for uppin, greeets from east berlin/germoney.:D:D:DD:D:
Used to play the SHIT out of this 12″. Label sent me two promos in 1988 when I wrote them a letter!
Big props to Apache and Arthur Baker!
showtimeeeeeeeeeeee
The Bass Line Was Mixed With The B Boys “Rock The House” . Someone stole my vynle copy. Please Does Anyone Know Who It Was By. Thanx.
wow.never thought id here this again,awesome
The bass is from Magic Disco Machine’s ‘Scratchin’. It’s a direct lift from the original record, so you can hear the drums from that record playing underneath.