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A Certain Ratio - Won't Stop Loving You [ACRY 540 UK 1990 24-Bit FLAC]

In the summer of 1990, A&M Records were forced to abort the release of a new recording of ACR's Shack Up - an uncleared sample of Shine On You Crazy Diamond on the Norman Cook remix was suggested as the reason. The gap was filled by the band's reworking of The Big E, giving it a much more upbeat and commercial club sound, with New Order's Bernard Sumner adding keyboards and sequencers. The result was a huge pounding commercial dance single which failed to dent the charts and signaled the beginning of the end of the band's relationship with the label. Note the significantly blatant sampling of Banbarra's Shack Up on the Norman Cook remix.

A1 Won't Stop Loving You (Bernard Sumner Mix)
B1 Won't Stop Loving You (Norman Cook Mix)
B2 Won't Stop Loving You (Instrumental)


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  1. Blogmeister14 January 2022 at 14:36

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  2. kookoo14 January 2022 at 20:16

    Thank you. Thank you.

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  3. GianniZ15 January 2022 at 03:36

    Gracias

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  4. senser6415 January 2022 at 06:29

    Thank you so much

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  5. Echorich15 January 2022 at 22:10

    With time, I've come to terms with Won't Stop Loving You. The Big E is SUCH an important song to me - it stirs a lot of emotions in me to this day - and remixing it for the club just didn't work for me for quite a long time. These days I can listen to it more in context with other dance floor faves from ACR. At it's heart, it is still a staggering Pop song.

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