01. Gry with FM Einheit - Princess Crocodile
02. Waldeck - Memories
03. Nick Hollywood - Deep Henderson
04. Analogik - Gypsie Doodle
05. Energie Du Verre - Jitterbug
06. Mocean Worker - Shake Ya Boogie
07. Chinese Man - Artichaut
08. Club Des Belugas - Dibidy Dop
09. Lyre Le Temps - Hold The Night
10. Caravan Palace - Jolie Coquine
11. Der Dritte Raum - Swing Bop
12. Parov Stelar - Chambermaid Swing
13. Jesse Rose - Touch My Horn
CD2:
01. Cleo Brown - When Hollywood Goes Black & Tan
02. Horace Henderson - A Bunch Of Rhythm
03. Stuff Smith - It Ain't Right
04. Oscar Aleman - Besame Mucho
05. Pee Wee King - Subdued Mood'
06. Woody Herman - Who Dat Down Dare?
07. Rex Stewart - It's True To You
08. Ray Noble - The Blues
09. Saunders King - Swinging All Day
10. Django Reinhardt - Minor Blues
11. Joe Venuti's Blue Six - Doing The Uptown Lowdown
12. Benny Goodman with Billie Holiday - Your Mother's Son In Law
13. Harlem Hamfats - When The Sun Goes Down In Harlem
14. Chick Webb with Ella Fitzgerald - When I Get Low, I Get High
enjoy
White Mink: Black Cotton is subtitled 'Electro Swing vs. Speakeasy Jazz' and that about sums it up. The double CD presents the very best of this 'new' genre with both a retrospective trawl through rare Cotton Club-style tracks on one CD (remastered from original 78's apparently), pitted alongside modern remixes and 20/30's influenced dance floor fillers on the other.
It was compiled by London DJs Nick Hollywood - for years the power behind famousLondon scene-maker, Club Montepulciano and now head of Brighton label Freshly Squeezed - and El Nino & Lady Kamakaze of the famous Black Cotton and (award winning) Lady Luck clubs. Between them these guys obviously know a thing or two about rocking a vintage flavored dance floor and it really shows. Both CD's are tastefully and seamlessly blended.
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