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Various - The House Sound Of Chicago Label: London Records Catalog#: 828 022-1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation Record VG++ Cover VG with damage top left Country: Canada Released: 1986 Genre: Electronic Style: House, Acid House Tracklist A1 Steve "Silk" Hurley - Jack Your Body 6:02 A2 Fingers Inc. - Mystery Of Love 6:35 A3 J.M. Silk - Shadows Of Your Love 6:30 A4 Chip E. Inc. - Like This 5:38 Featuring - K. Joy B1 Farley "Jackmaster" Funk & Jesse Saunders - Love Can't Turn Around 7:42 Instrumental version B2 J.M. Silk - Music Is The Key 6:02 B3 Marshall Jefferson - Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem) 7:16 Steve "Silk" Hurley - Jack Your Body This is real House Music..Makes Dancing with the Stars look like a seniors ball. "Jack Your Body" blew me away the first time I heard it in 1986 at the Garage. Larry played it and I thought to myself sounds like we have a change of the guard on the tables and we did; House had arrived in NYC. J.M. Silk -- Shadows of Your Love HQ (Lollipop Mix) Here is a rare piece of Chicago house music history. J.M. Silk (Jack Master Silk) was a group formed by Steve "Silk: Hurley featuring vocalist Keith Nunnally. Yes, THAT Steve "Silk" Hurley who next recorded house music's first number one single "Jack Your Body" which became a groundbreaking international club hit and firmly cemented the world focus on Chicago house music. He was the first to branch out to encompass pop and hip-hop within the house framework. His single "Shadows of Your Love" was the first release on DJ International and set the Hurley sound blueprint: a cavalcade of stuttering beats balancing an insistent melodic quality which mirrored Nunnally's soulful vocals Marshall Jefferson - Move Your Body Thankyou chicago. We still jackin our bodies to this day in illegal house parties . Jack yer body. Always jacks house to me. You changed the world! For the Better! I am on a constant search now to dig out classic trax and house shakers. Chicago - Birth of House Music The creation of house music in the 80's in Chicago IL Documentary Short J.M. Silk - Music Is The Key This was the first ever house track that came out on record, towards the end of summer 85. It was a clear bite on NYC's Colonel Abram's vocals AND the title and lyrics of the song! This was also the first ever record on DJ International, which was the first ever Chi house record label, along with Trax
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