Rae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
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Rae & Christian are Grand Central Records' founder Mark Rae and fellow producer and DJ Steve Christian. Their music is broadly classed as Hip-Hop / soulful dance music and features such vocalists as The Jungle Brothers, Jeru The Damaja and The Pharcyde as well as contributions from Bobby Womack and The Congos. In addition to releasing their own albums, they have also produced and remixed the music of several established artists.
History
In 1995 Mark Rae fulfilled a long-term dream by founding Grand Central Records in Manchester. He first met sound engineer and producer Steve Christian when they both utilised the same rehearsal space in Ducie House in the Northern Quarter of Manchester. The first meeting took place when Christian, who is the production strength of the duo, walked past Rae’s studio and informed him that his music was out of key. The pair embarked on a partnership that has seen them achieve critical and public acclaim for their work. 1
In an interview with "Pride Of Manchester" 2, Rae said:
“We committed ourselves to promoting good music; hip-hop, soul, jazz, breakbeat, jungle, Jamaican reggae, house...we work with everything. I think a lot of people are under the impression we're just a hip-hop label, but we're actually just an "anything" label which is based in the pioneering sounds of everything from bleep house from Sheffield to London jungle."”
Naturally, this new act was the first to release records on the Grand Central Records label. Their first release was an EP, Pure Arithmetic, released in June 1995 under the band name First Priority. A year after their emergence, Rae and Christian enlisted the vocal skills of Veba to add a more diverse flavour to their sound. Contributions to the Grand Central Records compilations Frying The Fat and Central Heating attracted attention from the dance music press.
In 1998, they released their debut album as Rae & Christian, Northern Sulphuric Soul, which was nominated for a Mercury Music Prize. Their appreciation of hip-hop's flavours did justice to the respected hip-hop acts they were able to call upon. The Jungle Brothers and Jeru The Damaja both contributed to the album's songs, giving them an edge over other sampling groups of the late 1990s. They undertook a heavy touring schedule, travelling with their own percussionist, double bass player, female vocalist, scratch DJ, sax, flute and rhodes players, to compliment the skills of Mark behind the deck and Steve on the guitar.
At the same time as nurturing other acts on the Grand Central Records label, their production and remix skills have been in demand by their peers (Lamb, The Pharcyde, Wai Wan) and mainstream stars such as Natalie Imbruglia, Simply Red and The Manic Street Preachers. Their second album, Sleepwalking marked a change in approach, a movement towards more live instrumentation and more varied songwriting partnerships with veteran musicians such as Bobby Womack, Tania Maria and The Congos.
Although they never officially split as a group, Rae & Christian released their last material in 2002. The album, Nocturnal Activity, consisted of remixes of tracks from Sleepwalking.
Rae & Christian are Grand Central … Read Full Bio ↴From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Rae & Christian are Grand Central Records' founder Mark Rae and fellow producer and DJ Steve Christian. Their music is broadly classed as Hip-Hop / soulful dance music and features such vocalists as The Jungle Brothers, Jeru The Damaja and The Pharcyde as well as contributions from Bobby Womack and The Congos. In addition to releasing their own albums, they have also produced and remixed the music of several established artists.
History
In 1995 Mark Rae fulfilled a long-term dream by founding Grand Central Records in Manchester. He first met sound engineer and producer Steve Christian when they both utilised the same rehearsal space in Ducie House in the Northern Quarter of Manchester. The first meeting took place when Christian, who is the production strength of the duo, walked past Rae’s studio and informed him that his music was out of key. The pair embarked on a partnership that has seen them achieve critical and public acclaim for their work. 1
In an interview with "Pride Of Manchester" 2, Rae said:
“We committed ourselves to promoting good music; hip-hop, soul, jazz, breakbeat, jungle, Jamaican reggae, house...we work with everything. I think a lot of people are under the impression we're just a hip-hop label, but we're actually just an "anything" label which is based in the pioneering sounds of everything from bleep house from Sheffield to London jungle."”
Naturally, this new act was the first to release records on the Grand Central Records label. Their first release was an EP, Pure Arithmetic, released in June 1995 under the band name First Priority. A year after their emergence, Rae and Christian enlisted the vocal skills of Veba to add a more diverse flavour to their sound. Contributions to the Grand Central Records compilations Frying The Fat and Central Heating attracted attention from the dance music press.
In 1998, they released their debut album as Rae & Christian, Northern Sulphuric Soul, which was nominated for a Mercury Music Prize. Their appreciation of hip-hop's flavours did justice to the respected hip-hop acts they were able to call upon. The Jungle Brothers and Jeru The Damaja both contributed to the album's songs, giving them an edge over other sampling groups of the late 1990s. They undertook a heavy touring schedule, travelling with their own percussionist, double bass player, female vocalist, scratch DJ, sax, flute and rhodes players, to compliment the skills of Mark behind the deck and Steve on the guitar.
At the same time as nurturing other acts on the Grand Central Records label, their production and remix skills have been in demand by their peers (Lamb, The Pharcyde, Wai Wan) and mainstream stars such as Natalie Imbruglia, Simply Red and The Manic Street Preachers. Their second album, Sleepwalking marked a change in approach, a movement towards more live instrumentation and more varied songwriting partnerships with veteran musicians such as Bobby Womack, Tania Maria and The Congos.
Although they never officially split as a group, Rae & Christian released their last material in 2002. The album, Nocturnal Activity, consisted of remixes of tracks from Sleepwalking.
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06Not Just Anybody (Atjazz Flugelhorn remix)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
07Not Just Anybody (Featuring Kate Rogers)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
09not just anybody(atjazz flugelhorn remix)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
10Rae & Christian - Not Just AnybodyRae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
11Not Just Anyone (Flugelhorn Remix)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
12Not Just Anybody [At Jazz Remix]Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
13Not Just Anybody (Atjazz flugelhorn mix)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
14Not Just Anybody (feat. Kate Rogers)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
15Not Just Anybody (Remixed by Atjazz)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
17Rae & Christian Feat. Kate Rogers - Not Just AnybodyRae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
18Not Just Anybody - Serve Chilled 3Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
19Not Just Anybody (Remixed by At Jazz)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
20Rae & Christian - Not Just Anybody (Atjazz Mix)Rae & Christian feat. Kate RogersRae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers
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Rae & Christian feat. Kate Rogers Lyrics
Not Just Anybody Alright I'm a just record this Ups and Downs Yeah it's so cr…
Not Just Anyone Alright I'm a just record this Ups and Downs Yeah it's so cr…
Rae & Christian It's just some of the things he said Keep going 'round…
Rae & Christian Feat. Kate Rogers It's just some of the things he said Keep going 'round…
Still Life Freefall You were the raging bull I was the red that caught…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Rae & Christian:
1975 She was hatched from light, washed out in the flood And…
A Distant Invitation Got a good education No easy saying goodbye Distant invitati…
A2B Jenny takes the A train And Bobby takes the F train And…
Ain't Nothing Like I've got your picture hanging on the wall But it can't…
All I Ask Confined to uncertainty But who said it's gonna be easy? …
Anything U Want Never over, never over Never over, never, never over Anythi…
California Dreamin' All the leaves are brown (All the leaves are brown) And…
Check The Technique …
Dancr Take a piece of me, rip a leaf from me Before…
Favourite Game She knows that my heart can't hide She knows how I…
Flip the Mic This is how you flip the microphone How you flip the…
Get a Life Sometimes I get a phone ring late at night And I…
Get a Move On You better keep moving You better keep moving You better kee…
Happy I fight, I fight All my feelings for you all night,…
Have What You Want I took a trip today To see what's in my…
I've Got The Right I wonder do they know Can you really see me hiding…
It Ain't Nothing Like I've got your picture hanging on the wall But it can't…
Let It Go Oh, Oh Oh, Oh Oh, Oh Oh, Oh Oh, Oh Oh, Oh Oh Tell me what it…
Mary Jane Come here, baby Mary I love you, do it girl Mary Jane,…
Mercury Rising …
Not Just Anybody Alright I'm a just record this Ups and Downs Yeah it's so cr…
Play on Grand Central [Rae & Christian] You know how we be reckoning white labels…
S&M On The Rocks [Prevail] I scuffle its been a hustle a murder like Fargo…
Salvation There's salvation if you want it There's salvation if you wa…
Spellbound It's too much to comprehend Beyond all you’d imagine I’m e…
Spellbound (feat. Veba) It's too much to comprehend Beyond all you’d imagine I’m enc…
Still Here I'm still here I'm still here You're so far away, so far…
Still Life Freefall You were the raging bull I was the red that caught…
Sweethome Sweet home, there's no doubt about it Got a sweet home,…
Swimming Pool …
Take Ya Time I'm gonna take my time And wait for the words to…
The Hush I'm a long long way from yesterday And with time my…
The Messenger All to Jesus I surrender All to Him I freely give I will eve…
Travis Sandra got him from the jungle Ooh his hands were so…
Wake Up Everybody, everybody I want you to listen to me for…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Kate Rogers:
Big Mouth Strikes Again Sweetness Sweetness I Was Only Joking When I Said I'd Like…
Broken Arrow The lights turned on And the curtain fell down, And when…
Climbing Up the Walls I Am The Key To The Lock In Your House That…
Fine Travel light Greed and haste won't make you strong The searc…
Here Comes Your Man Outside there's a box car waiting Outside the family stew Ou…
Miss You Hello there, the angel from my nightmare The shadow in the…
Sail It's just something to say keep going round inside my head…
The Girl Who Fell Through the Ice Its dark in the afternoon Lights on in every room Winter cam…