Masters At Work (2) – Alright Alright

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Label:	Fourth Floor Records – FF 587
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM
Country:	US
Released:	1987
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Freestyle, Electro

Tracklist

A	Alright Alright (Club Mix)	6:25
B1	Alright Alright (Heart Mix)	6:28
B2	Alright Alright (Jungle Mix)	6:44

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Northcott Productions Ltd.
Distributed By – Northcott Productions Ltd.
Published By – New York Style Music
Published By – Northcott Music
Recorded At – Kaze Rock Studios
Produced For – Kaze Productions

Credits

Edited By – Mike Delgato*
Executive-Producer – Silvio Tancredi
Producer, Mixed By, Written-By – Todd Terry

Notes

Text on centre labels slightly different compared to Masters At Work (2) - Alright Alright

NY Style Music BMI/Northcott Music
Produced and Mixed for Kaze Prods
Recorded at Kaze Rock Studios

Mfg. & Dist. by Northcott Productions Ltd. NYC

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etchings A-side): FF 587 A
Matrix / Runout (Etchings B-side): FF 587 B
Rights Society: BMI

Other Versions (2)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Alright Alright (12", 33 ⅓ RPM)	Fourth Floor Records	FF 587	US	1987
Recently Edited	Alright Alright (12", 45 RPM, Reissue)	S12	S12DJ133	UK	2004

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Reviews

chrisnova777 Feb 12, 2023
Edited one year ago
its funny to remind all the puritans out there that the "masters at work" moniker started out with todd terry making freestyle beats ;) but its true! 1987 was a different vibe.. cutting records, fourth floor were in on it too
lauriek Oct 9, 2010
Listen up ... this is by far in the way the best Todd Terry joint of all time. Most deep ...
freddyfresh Oct 18, 2008
Blows my mind that people are not up on some of these absolutely STUNNING records like this one.
These are by FAR the best Todd Terry records and this is one of his very best records ever.. along with Black Riot, Dum Dum Cry etc..
Amazing Release!!
Breaks Fans take note as these records stand the test of the time as early ventures with samplers like the DSS1 Korg, SP12, SP1200 and Casio CZ101 which Todd was a big fan of
RoyalKurt Jul 26, 2007
Edited 16 years ago
This record was the inspiration of the now well known Masters At Work duo Louie Vega & Kenny Dope. After this record came out they used this Masters At Work name for production & remix jobs and they haven't changed it since then.
Walli Jul 23, 2002
Very early dark, abstract and futurewise Housetrack!