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Sunfire - Video Queen / Never Too Late For Your Lovin' mp3 download

Sunfire Disco Funk 1983 US

Singer: Sunfire
Title: Video Queen / Never Too Late For Your Lovin'
Released: 1983
Country: US
Style: Disco, Funk
Genre: Soul Funk
Rating: 4.1
Votes: 811
Formats: DMF MP1 MPC AHX DTS MOD RA
MP3 size: 1934 mb

Tracklist Hide Credits

A	Video Queen Remix – David Todd, Nick MartinelliWritten-By – Reggie Lucas, Rowland Smith	6:20
B	Never Too Late For Your Lovin' Mixed By – Craig BishopWritten-By – Reggie Lucas	5:40

Companies, etc.

Produced For – Kalisa Inc.
Recorded At – Sorcerer Sound
Mastered At – Sterling Sound
Pressed By – Specialty Records Corporation
Published By – Likasa Music
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Inc.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – WEA International Inc.
Copyright (c) – Warner Bros. Records Inc.

Credits

Art Direction – L. LiPuma*
Design [Construction] – G. Parsons*
Engineer – Joe Ferla
Producer – Reggie Lucas

Notes

Specially-Priced 2-Cut Maxi Single
© 1983 Warner Bros. Records Inc.
℗ 1983 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. & WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the U.S.
Made in U.S.A.

Category on labels : 0-20150
Category on spine cover : 20150-0 A

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (etched A side): I-I 0 20150 A SR I
Matrix / Runout (etched B side): I-I 0 20150 B SR I
Matrix / Runout (machine-stamped both sides): STERLING
Matrix / Runout (machine-stamped both sides): SRC [logo]
Rights Society: BMI

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
7-29439	Sunfire	Never Too Late For Your Lovin' ‎(7", Single, Promo)	Warner Bros. Records	7-29439	US	1983
0-20150, 20150-0 A	Sunfire	Video Queen / Never Too Late For Your Lovin' ‎(12", Maxi, Promo)	Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records	0-20150, 20150-0 A	US	1983
7-29439	Sunfire	Never Too Late For Your Lovin' ‎(7", Single)	Warner Bros. Records	7-29439	US	1983

Sunfire - Video Queen / Never Too Late For Your Lovin' mp3 album free

Manarius

This 12" remains one of the most prominent dance classics of the era! Speaking of the production team, not quite sure by that time Raymond Calhoun was still with the group, yet Reggie Lucas, Rowland Smith and the legendary Nick Martinelli did such a great job on Never Too Late For Your Lovin'! It's guaranteed those haunting keys (probably Prophet V?) could easily turn one dull moment into the funkiest one, and not to mention the infectious beat (probably done with LinnDrum or DMX) and the hypnotizing riffs both sound too infectious for a standart 80's groove / post-disco & boogie tracks of the day.The b-side 'Video Queen' is a part of new wave bandwagon which most of the funk groups were forced to jumped on to by early 80's. Still not fascinating as the A side, the track features some great synth patterns and impressive vocal chants could easily make you wanna grab a pair of futuristic new wave glasses with notorious combination of tight leather pants and leopard jacket & skinny tie as if you are invited to rock a party at Roxy, Danceteria or Negril and proudly strutt your stuff. 5/5

Hra

You are correct! For both songs, it's undeniable that the drums were from a Linndrum (NOT LM-1), The chords/riffs are most likely prophet-5. The bass might be a minimoog though. Great tracks.Nick Martinelli mixed "Video Queen", not "Never too late", btw.