Its gonna be a fine night tonight-

[Phrenetic]

Google acapellas4you.

[Phrenetic]

Originally Posted by baby-phat

From what I can gather it was Opus III w/Kirsty Hawkshaw that did the original version of it (1992), and Miss Jane covered it (1999).


Phrenetic - this is for you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6YWsNdMZ1g
PS- I have a few more versions that a friend sent me if you want 'em. :)

i want her, er... hair lol

[baby-phat]

^ haha. :p

[Phrenetic]

what is that? is it beads glued to her head? cyber punk, newyork underground hacker look is sooo cool.

now we just dress like rappers

[Digital Over]

Ya, I've always known the tune to be done/featured by Kirsty Hawkshaw....

Steve Hill also was apart of a new mix of the tune as well...not as good as the original imo, nor the Koglin mix, but its cool to drop in a harder trance set just for fun. Classic tune for sure.

[ebbomega]

Originally Posted by baby-phat

From what I can gather it was Opus III w/Kirsty Hawkshaw that did the original version of it (1992), and Miss Jane covered it (1999).

Well, I think we both got it wrong:

From discogs.org:
Miss Jane is not a person; it is a project of Italian producers David Carlotti and Carmine Sorrentino, created in 1998 as a front for Carlotti and Sorrentino's remake of "It's A Fine Day". Their remake is based on samples of Kirsty Hawkshaw's vocals from the 1992 Opus III version, itself a dance remake of a 1983 a capella track by Jane and Barton on the Cherry Red label. A woman named Luisa Gard provides the on-stage image for the touring version of Miss Jane, but does not contribute to the recordings in any way.

So yeah, Jane and Barton (probably where the "Miss Jane" name came from) did the original in 83, and opus iii covered it in 92

[baby-phat]

^^ interesting. Thanks for that. :)

[dabbler]

Originally Posted by EPID3MIK-7

Hey Dabbler, where do you get your pella's from?

slsk mostly, but one of the better sites i use is this...


http://archive.djspenny.co.uk/files.php?cat=2

[Mr Ektion]

DAMNNNNN I was listening to an ATB single that I dug out of an outdated CD book just the other day! It was the ATB 'Don't Stop' single. It doesn't have It is a Fine Day (which is awesome by the way) But there are 6 version of Don't Stop and 6 versions of 9PM -Till I come on it. SWEET.

I fricken LOVE rediscovering old music. probably one of my favourite things to do aside from finding good new music.