Talk:Groove Is in the Heart

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Radio stations need to play this song more! --SuperDude 04:42, 25 July 2005 (UTC)

[edit] Mixes

I'm listening to a CDM titled 'Groove is in the heart' from 1990.

Tracklist is: (comments are mine)

• Meetings of the Mind mix (with Bootsy & Q-Tip) (seems to the be the same as the music video)
• Peanutbutter mix (same as the first, but without Bootsy Collins or Q-Tip)
• Holographic Goatee mix (a slow house mix, hardly recognizable)
• Rainbow Beard mix (chillout/lo-fi mix, hardly recognizable)

Sleeve notes:

• Produced and Arranged by Dee-Lite for Sampla-Delic Productions.
• Recording and Mixing Enginner: Mike 'Tweekin' Rogers at D.N.D.
• Additional Enginner: Bob Power at Calliope
• Dubbed by Tom Steele and Rick Essig at Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs, 1697 Broadway, NYC 10019
• Original version from the forthcoming album 'World Clique'
• Executive Producer and Hooker Upper: Bill Coleman

I agree, radio stations do need to play this song more! 202.89.153.166 08:52, 26 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Samples used

Some claimed that "Jam on the Groove" by Ralph MacDonald is in GIITH (Groove is in the heart). I'm doubtful. If the claim is referring to the cowbell heard at the end of JOTG (Jam on the Groove) and heard at the first break (1:30) of GIITH, I think it's wrong : GIITH's cowbell is different. It "rings" more. I don't think it's the cowbell from burch's "get up" either. What do you think ? --Fenring (talk) 19:24, 24 December 2007 (UTC)