The ninth release in the Sources series focuses on one of the more unique New York independent record labels of the early to mid-1980s. Originally created by producer extraordinaire Arthur Baker, the label managed a dazzling array of hit records from the start with huge international smashes by Rockers Revenge, Freeeze and New Edition. The label was also responsible for signing some left-field records like Dr John’s “Jet Set”, the weird and wonderful Dominatrix with “The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight and even New Order with “Confusion”, displaying a wide-reaching grasp of different styles.

• 1-1 Your Love (12" Mix)
• 1-10 Salsa House (Original Mix)
• 1-2 Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem)
• 1-3 Love Can't Turn Around (Club Remix)
• 1-4 Someday (Club Mix)
• 1-5 Devotion (Club Mix)
• 1-6 You Used To Hold Me (Kenny's Mix)
• 1-7 Tears (Classic Vocal)
• 1-8 Can U Feel It (Original Instrumental Mix)
• 1-9 No Way Back (Vocal)
• 2-1 Fine Time (Steve "Silk" Hurley Remix)
• 2-10 The Sun Rising (Original Mix)
• 2-2 Let It Roll (Vocal)
• 2-3 Musical Freedom (Free At Last)
• 2-4 I'm Every Woman (Remix)
• 2-5 Bass (How Low Can You Go) (Bomb The House Mix)
• 2-6 We Call It Acieed (The Matey Mix)
• 2-7 Hardcore Uproar (Original Version)
• 2-8 Jibaro (English Version)
• 2-9 Natural Thing (Elevation Mix)
• 3-1 Hallelujah (Club Mix)
• 3-10 Son Of A Gun (Original Hooj 12" Mix)
• 3-2 What Can You Do For Me (12" Mix)
• 3-3 Chime (Extended Version)
• 3-4 Keep On (Clubbing)
• 3-5 Ride On The Rhythm (Masters At Work Dub)
• 3-6 Respect (The Dancing Danny D Remix)
• 3-7 C'mon And Get My Love (Dance Hall Mix)
• 3-8 Back In My Life (Classic Mix)
• 3-9 Back To Love (Graeme Park Remix)