Masters at Work - The Kings of House: MusicNear.com

Music CD 1

Resse & Santiago The Sound (Smoothe Mix)
Kym Mazelle Taste My Love
The Endless Pokers The Poke
Jungle Wonz The Jungle (Jungle Mix)
Mr. Fingers Can You Feel It (Instrumental Version)
Sterling Void Its Allright
Resse & Santonio Rock To The Boat
Blake Baxter Sexuality
KC Flight Lets Get Jazzy
Urban Soul Alright
Hercules 7 Ways To Jack
The It Donnie
ESP Its You
Maurice Johnson I Gotta Hold On You (Dub)
Tyree Acid Crash
Rhythim is Rhythim It Is What It Is
Rhythim is Rhythim Strings Of Life
Cassio Ware, Chip E & The O.G.s I Wanna See You Freak (Like Dis)
Mike Dunn God Made Me Phunky
Teule Drink On Me (Club Mix)

Music CD 2

Louie Vega feat. Mr. V "V Gets Jazzy (Dance Ritual Mix)"
KC Flight "Voices"
Master C&J feat. Liz Torres Face It (Dub)
No Smoke "Koro Koro"
Bang The Party "Bang Bang Your Mine"
Robert Owens "I'll Be Your Friend (Perfecto Mix)
Loni Clark "Rushing (Mood To Swing Dub)"
Romanthony "Let Me Show You Love"
Virgo 4 "In A Vision"
Robert Owens "Bring Down The Walls"
Mr. Lee "I Can't Forget"
Masters At Work "Our Mute Horn"
Cultural Vibe "Ma Foom Bey"
4 To The Bar feat. Alexis P Suter "Slam Me Baby"
Susan Clark "Deeper"
Kerri Chandler "Get It Off (DJ Deep Edit)
Blunted Dummies "House For All"
Ralphi Rosario feat Xavier Gold " You Used To Hold Me (Hot Mix Ralphie Rosario)
Joe Smooth "Promised Land"
Anane and Mr. V "Move Bounce Shake"
Frankie Knuckles feat. Jamie Principle "Baby Wants To Ride"
Kerri Chandler "Rain"
Mr. Fingers, Inc. "Never More Lonely"

Free Music Notes for The Kings of House

Free Music Review: CD 1 moved me, CD 2 was just OK
Hit: 3 Stars

The Kings of House Poster

Transcending fashion; not afraid to mix techno with Latino, drop hip hop beats over a house groove or take out the 4/4 all together and leave the snares clattering loose and free, they remain true to their musical spectrum which influences them.

Their selections take us on a journey to Chicago; re-visiting their House roots (Joe Smooth, Sterling Void), early rave anthems typifying the `summer of love' (Santonio's `Rock To The Beat'), perhaps the first ever jazz house record (Mr. Fingers `Can You Feel It') as well as awesome jackin' House (Master C & J's `Face It'). Kings of House is a remarkable mix from today's Kings of the genre, bowing reverentially at the virtuoso performances from the inventers of the movement.