E-Zee Possee – Everything Begins With An 'E'

Awesome Song

Originally released in 1988 for Djs. Then 1989 as a single. But did not chart in the UK top 75 in 1989.
But was released in 1990-91 and was ed by a cool video with a lot of glitter.

Interestingly the refrain is borrowed from the robinson crusoe Theme from the 60s.

reached #15 in the UK Charts in the 90s

buyers beware - i ordered this record the fifth (!!) time - and all five copies are completely fucked trash full of scratches, abrasion, oxidation. due to the thin sleeve without inner and the cheap treatment of the sellers through the years it's almost impossible to receive even a solid VG+ copy.
best is you order it 200 times, maybe theres one in it .. lol.. BE WARNED ..

Anyone have the date of the first release in '89? As with many old house tracks, I think I'm sure (!) the track in some form was played in clubs earlier, this one during '88. So maybe there are some earlier white label discs still around? In any case, white label or not numerous DJs often had pre-release vinyl even months before commercial sale release. Sometimes even before that there were earlier versions played in underground clubs, often on tape in-between vinyl. Some dance artists would test early versions of their music in clubs to see how it worked and at times DJs who were close with producers would be given or just grab some an early version on some medium and get it out on club nights. Another old phenomenon is that sometimes some dance artists would use that kind of exposure to get their tracks released in vinyl. Men from the labels would be there to hear the early versions, sometimes quite a few artists' tracks going on the same night.

Anyway I'm fairly sure I heard some early version of this even back at the end of summer '88, which I think was before More Protein was founded and before George's own big "After the Love" track really hit the underground dance clubs. I had a white label of that track in the final version ’10 Glorious Years’ mix, bought in early '89 but again it probably came from mid to late '88 (no way to tell).

All i can say is, if you were there at the time of release you would know what a massive track this was & how important it is to the UK Acid House scene of early 89'. Simple!

this tune's alright i spose..' but i prefer the renegade soundwave mix, so get that one man,trust me.

Banned by Radio 1 from airplay on it's channels. Oddly enough, in an interview MC Kinky proclaimed that she had never even tried Ecstasy 'When it was written'
Wether that suggests subsequent abstinence, I do not know...