Break Machine – Street Dance (Vinyl 12″ | DE | 1983)
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Description
Break Machine – Street Dance is the debut single by the American hip hop act Break Machine, released in 1983. The track was produced and co-written by Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo, the team behind the Village People; "Street Dance" became an international hit and is one of the first commercially successful hip hop songs. In the UK singles chart the track reached number 3 in March 1984.
On offer is the 1983 German 12-inch maxi-single on Metronome with the catalogue number 817 940-1. ℗ 1983 Can't Stop Productions, Inc., distributed by Metronome Musik GmbH, pressed in Germany.
Pressing details
- Label: Metronome
- Catalogue number: 817 940-1
- Format: Vinyl, 12″, 45 RPM, Maxi-Single
- Country: Germany
- Released: 1983
- Genre: Electronic, Hip Hop
- Style: Breaks, Electro
Condition
- Condition: Second hand
- Media: nearly NM-
- Cover: VG+
Condition graded according to the Goldmine standard (see Vinyl Grading). The images are our own scans of the actual copy for sale.
Tracklist
Side A
- Street Dance (Vocal) – 6:28 (J. Morali / F. Zarr / H. Belolo / K. Rodgers)
Side B
- Street Dance (Instrumental) – 5:06 (J. Morali / F. Zarr / H. Belolo / K. Rodgers)
Personnel
- Keith Rodgers: Written-By, frontman of the project
- Jacques Morali: Producer, Written-By
- Henri Belolo: Executive Producer, Written-By
- Fred Zarr: Arrangement, Written-By
- Bill Scheniman: Engineer
- Dave Greenberg: Assistant Engineer
- Recorded and mixed at: Power Station, New York City
Frequently asked questions
Which edition of "Street Dance" is on offer?
The 1983 German Metronome 12″ maxi-single with the catalogue number 817 940-1.
Which versions does the maxi-single contain?
Side A contains "Street Dance (Vocal)", Side B "Street Dance (Instrumental)".
At what speed is the record played?
This maxi-single plays at 45 revolutions per minute in stereo.
Where can I find more records in similar styles?
In the Electronic and Hip Hop / Rap collections.
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