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Rush Hour serve up this collection of rare gems from Rick Wilhite, one of Detroit's most respected purveyors of all things underground. The Godson & Soul Edge compilation showcases the material Wilhite released on Kenny Dixon Jr aka Moodymann's KDJ Records in the 90s. Although he has never been as lauded as his 3 Chairs cohorts Theo Parrish and Dixon Jr (partly due to a comparative paucity in solo work), Wilhite is nonetheless an important piece in the Detroit electronic music puzzle, thanks to both his productions and his work as a record buyer and dealer. There are three versions of the inimitable "What Do You See", which samples a line from Carolyn Crawford's 1978 burner "Coming On Strong" and builds a track around it with a killer drum roll and analogue blat. There are also three different versions of "Drum Patterns & Memories" - one from Rick himself and two from Moodymann. Theo Parrish's 'late' dub of "Get On Up" is perhaps the highlight here, and anyone who has heard this on a decent soundsystem will know how good those chunky old school kick drums sound when given a workout.Get new release alerts
Rick Wilhite PresentsRush Hour
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