Various - New Jill Swing 1988-94 (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl 2LP Tracklist:A1 Hate Rock Trio 2:34A2

Tracklist:A1 Hate Rock Trio 2:34A2 Look What's Been Done 7:53A3 Look Down The Line 6:25B1 Look At That Girl 3:28B2 Look At Her 4:49B3 You Injured Me 5:22B4 I'm All Broke Up 5:38

Foolius Caesar

Things'll Never Be The Same

and Sly & The Family Stone from the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival

Various - New Jill Swing 1988-94 (Vinyl) Format:Vinyl 2LP Tracklist:A1 Hate Rock Trio 2:34A2New Jill Swing was a cheeky response to the very male, late 80s world of new jack swing, and it was the dawn of a golden age for female R&B in the 90s. The original source of new jack swing or swingbeat could be found in key records like Janet Jackson's "Control", produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, which mixed hard beats with soul, real R&B with 808s and a tough shuffle. Producer Teddy Riley took these sounds a step further at the end of the 80s,