Alphabet Mash-Ups (A-B)

Posted in Adamski, Alcazar, Amy Winehouse, Armand Van Helden, Baby D, Black Eyed Peas, Blue, Bob Sinclair, Booty Luv, Britney Spears, Culture Beat, Diana Ross, Leona Lewis, Lonnie Gordon, Madonna, Michael Jackson, New Order, Rihanna, Robert Miles, Shaggy, The Freaks, Ultra Nate on March 2nd, 2010 by hbradley

Over The Next Few Months i will be posting all of my current mashups. I shall be doing them in alphabetical order so if anybody wants to send me any to add to the collection then please get in touch, and you will get a special mention next to the remix.

Ok Lets begin with A-B.

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Lonnie Gordon – Gonna Catch You 2009

Posted in Lonnie Gordon on May 21st, 2009 by hbradley

  1. Wideboys Club Mix
  2. Pitron & Sanna Club Mix
  3. Wideboys Electro Mix
  4. 7th Heaven Mix
  5. Pete Hammond Club Mix
  6. R1 Mix
More than twenty years since she first topped the charts, pop legend Lonnie Gordon finally returns from the Las Vegas stage with a re-working of her classic, Black Box produced single ‘Gonna Catch You’. Re-imagined for 2009 by current lords of the dance floor, the Wide Boys (fresh from their production work with Pussycat Dolls, Ciara and Girls Aloud) ‘Catch You Baby’ is already causing a storm amongst club aficionados and radio execs alike. Released to download, as well as on CD and 12” in July, the single will include a stellar remix package, with contributions from 7th Heaven, PWL luminary Pete Hammond and the mighty Steve Pitron & Max Sanna.
For nearly two decades Lonnie Gordon graced the dance charts with such worldwide smashes as the Stock, Aitken and Waterman produced ‘Happening All Over again’ and ‘Bad Mood.’ Known for her outrageous sense of style, and as a goddess of Dance music with limitless energy, the New York diva has been singing since the tender age of six.
The last seven years has seen Lonnie become a mother and perform as the lead vocalist and narrator for the phenomenally successful ‘Zumanity’ show, another side of Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas. Working with Cirque was a bold career move that offered her an opportunity to showcase her charisma and formidable vocals to sell out crowds every night. The show provided the catalyst for Lonnie to return to the stage and reclaim her rightful place in the spotlight and, in 2009, she’s gonna catch you all over again….

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