Joe Louis* – Netherlands EP
Label: |
Basement 282 – PT17 |
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Format: |
Vinyl
, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, EP
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Country: |
UK |
Released: |
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Genre: |
Electronic |
Style: |
Future Jazz |
Tracklist
A1 | Weird Science | 7:00 | |
A2 | Netherlands | 8:18 | |
B1 | Rain (Part 2) | 6:40 | |
B2 | Jupiter | 6:32 |
Companies, etc.
- Published By – Haripa Music
- Mastered At – P.R. Records Limited
Credits
- Engineer [Uncredited] – Insync vs. Mysteron (tracks: A1 to B1)
- Plated By – M (91)
- Producer [Uncredited], Written-By [Uncredited] – Jaime Read
Notes
Displayed credits to Jaime Read and Insync vs. Mysteron do not appear on this release. The label states "Joe Louis appears courtesy of Target Records".
All music on this release was taken without permission from a DAT given to Joe Lewis when he was in the UK in 1995 by Jaime Read. The DAT contained music made during a period when Read was recording at the studios of 10th Planet with Lee Purkis, Chris Hartley and David Manuel (the 3 of whom ran 10th Planet and recorded as Insync vs. Mysteron). An earlier track, titled on this release as "Netherlands", was recorded by Read at the studio of Justin David.
Read was keen to have his music released on Relief, a label with cult status in the underground UK scene. He gave the DAT to Joe Lewis for the purpose of giving to Relief as potential material for the label. Some time later these tracks appeared on Relief as a Joe Louis release entitled "Back To The Beginning", with no credit to the people who actually produced them. A while later, further material from this DAT was released under Louis/Lewis' name on this release and on "The Beginning And The Ending" on Lewis' own Target Records label, again with no mention of the actual producers.
10 years later (2005) Peacefrog Records in the UK, unaware of the actual origin of the music, released several of the tracks from these 3 records on a 12" entitled "He's Back" and an album entitled "The Return Of Joe Lewis", which was released on both vinyl and CD.
The track titles shown for the tracks in question were given by Joe Lewis.
Track A1 is misspelled "Wierd Science".
"Target Music Production (ASCAP) / Haripa Music"
All music on this release was taken without permission from a DAT given to Joe Lewis when he was in the UK in 1995 by Jaime Read. The DAT contained music made during a period when Read was recording at the studios of 10th Planet with Lee Purkis, Chris Hartley and David Manuel (the 3 of whom ran 10th Planet and recorded as Insync vs. Mysteron). An earlier track, titled on this release as "Netherlands", was recorded by Read at the studio of Justin David.
Read was keen to have his music released on Relief, a label with cult status in the underground UK scene. He gave the DAT to Joe Lewis for the purpose of giving to Relief as potential material for the label. Some time later these tracks appeared on Relief as a Joe Louis release entitled "Back To The Beginning", with no credit to the people who actually produced them. A while later, further material from this DAT was released under Louis/Lewis' name on this release and on "The Beginning And The Ending" on Lewis' own Target Records label, again with no mention of the actual producers.
10 years later (2005) Peacefrog Records in the UK, unaware of the actual origin of the music, released several of the tracks from these 3 records on a 12" entitled "He's Back" and an album entitled "The Return Of Joe Lewis", which was released on both vinyl and CD.
The track titles shown for the tracks in question were given by Joe Lewis.
Track A1 is misspelled "Wierd Science".
"Target Music Production (ASCAP) / Haripa Music"
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Rights Society: ASCAP
- Matrix / Runout (Etched runout, side A): PT 17 - A1 PR-M A
- Matrix / Runout (Etched runout, side B): PT 17 - AA1 PR-M C
Other Versions (1)
View AllTitle (Format) | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | |||
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Netherlands EP (12", EP, White Label) | Basement 282 | PT17 | UK | 1997 |
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I bought the Relief and Peacefrog releases back in the day, this was before I found out that joe was a low-life-tea-leaf. Rest assured, I will be buying the "Mint Condition" reissues so that the original artist gets paid and just for the record, I have never bought any of the recent "joe lewis" reissues, this was out of respect for Jaime Read and any other unsuspecting soul that he has ripped off during his sordid existance.
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