Collection: The Beatmasters
A different guest fronts nearly every Rhythm King 12-inch: The Cookie Crew on Rok Da House (Remix), Betty Boo on Hey DJ / I Can't Dance To That Music You're Playing / Ska Train, Claudia Fontaine on Warm Love. Burn It Up (Limited Remix) from 1988 marks the acid house turn.
British producer trio who enjoyed considerable success in the late 80's/early 90's. As well as producing Yazz' smash hit "Stand Up For Your Love Rights" in 1988, they also landed several Top 20 hits under the Beatmasters moniker with a series of guest vocalists: The Cookie Crew ("Rok Da House"), Betty Boo ("Hey DJ / I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing)"), Merlin MC ("Who's in the House") and P.P. Arnold ("Burn It Up"). These hits were all featured on their debut album "Anywayawanna". After their second album "Life & Soul" (1991), The Beatmasters ditched their own recording career in favour of production work and remixes for artists such as The Shamen, Moby, Erasure, Pet Shop Boys and Marc Almond.
EJ Spook
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The Beatmasters at Rectangle Triangle — 6 records, mostly 12", 1987–1990.
Styles in this crate: Acid House, House, Freestyle, Hip-House.
Labels represented include Rhythm King, Sire.
These records live at the shop on Rue Atateken in Montréal; anything marked sold stays listed for reference. Every record is graded to the Goldmine standard. We ship worldwide, or you can pick up in store.
