Sex-O-Sonique Samples Herbie Hancock With I Thought It Was You

I Thought It Was You still sounds fresh like it did back in 1997 and it’s one of my favorite recordings of all time if we’re speaking of house music. It’s up there. The guys from Full Intention have taken on the alias of Sex-O-Sonique and have sampled a perfect track for this release. It is damn quite amazing. It was released by the late great FFRR label that was owned by Pete Tong. Well at least I think it’s late and great as I have not seen any releases from them as of late. Either way enjoy this track as it’s one of my faves and hear the origins of where the track comes from by Herbie Hancock.

I Thought It Was You by Herbie Hancock
I Thought It Was You (12″ Mix) by Sex-O-Sonique

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Posted in 1997, Single.

Tagged with dance, electronica, house, jazz, sampled.

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