SMILING CPresale - Expected Soon

Tracklist:

Buddy Ross His Pals - Baby Do It (Jimmy Michaels Mix)

Dick Hieronymous Feat. Sassy Alan - Ask Me To Dance ( Jimmy Michaels 1979 Disco Mix)

Dick Hieronymous Feat. Sassy Alan - Ask Me To Dance ( Jimmy Michaels 5am Dub Mix)

First time on vinyl, two previously unreleased 1970s Philly disco tracks and a dub mix, edited and mixed by DJ Jimmy Michaels. Classic strings and all!

The A-side presents "Baby Do It," a track produced by the legendary East Coast figure, Bud Ross. From his modest beginnings as a car salesman to becoming a key force in Philadelphia’s music scene.Years later, Jimmy Michaels—a DJ and Bud’s longtime friend—unearthed some of these hidden studio session gems, breathing new life into them with fresh arrangements. "Baby Do It" emerged as the standout track from a collection of unreleased disco and pop material, remixed from Bud’s original master tapes.

On the B-side, we have two versions of "Ask Me To Dance" by Dick Hieronymous, a cornerstone figure in library music production. A seasoned composer and soundtrack veteran, Dick has contributed to film scores since the 1960s. "Ask Me To Dance" features vocals by Sassy Alan, a pseudonym for Marcia Elder. An edited version of this track made its way into the 1980s TV teen film Goin’ All The Way, but the full version was never officially put out. Once again, Jimmy Michaels worked closely with Dick to sift through his vast archive, creating new mixes of his disco material. Dedicated to preserving Dick’s legacy, Jimmy made these tracks available on Bandcamp through his own label and then helped Smiling C to collaborate with Dick to release them on vinyl.

Limited to 300 copies.