Das Rote Haar, by Love Club

Das Rote Haar

by Love Club

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mstgrx Bin in das rote Haar verliebt.. Favorite track: Das Rote Haar (Original).

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1.	Das Rote Haar (Original) 06:48	buy track
2.	Das Rote Haar (Instrumental) 06:51	buy track
3.	Das Rote Haar (Cheveux Rouge Dub) 04:57	buy track

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I first stumbled across this record on a Tony Humphries Kiss FM Mastermix from 1990. While my obsession with vintage Humphries radio shows is no mystery, „Das Rote Haar“ stayed one for a while. With all the ingredients of a novelty record (German lyrics about someone falling in love with a red haired person), but graced with a backing track that sounded somehow like a Ben Cenac or Larry Heard production and not German at all, it was almost impossible to be placed in any corner. A few years down the line, I finally found out that it was by a - surpassingly enough - short-lived German studio project called Love Club. Behind it was one of Germany’s longest-serving DJs: Jens Lissat. Together with Peter Harder they recited a poem by Francois Villon that was made popular by the late German actor Klaus Kinski and built a deep house instrumental around it. According to the creator the idea was indeed to find a groove that was similar to those of the „cool records going out of Chicago and New York at the time“. So there you go. Re-issued, re-mastered and with a re-designed picture cover, it’s your chance to share my joy with a record that is as balearic as it is basement ready. Including a dub and in case the vocal creeps you out, an instrumental version par excellence. But maybe you will fall in love with the red hair, too.

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released September 18, 2020

Written By François Villon
Composed By Jens Lissat & Peter Harder
Published By Edition Koma/BMG UFA
℗ +© 2020 Running Back

Re-mastered By Lopazz @Mixmastering.de
Vinyl Cut at Schallplatten Schneid Technik
Manufactured By RAND Muzik
Distributed By Word and Sound
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Artwork by Grim Lazar

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