fourfour's "I have a dream" score

The original, instrumental version of "Can You Feel It" from 1986 is considered by many to be the first deep house track. This, then, is a sort of meeting of iconoclastic minds.

Marin is in da houze! Check it out here here.

Do you have cool music that goes with the day?
Spit it out and link it in!
If you have a blog here, just upload through your blog.
Just sayin'.

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Submitted by liza on 16 January 2006 - 5:09pm.
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