Fingers, Inc. was a Chicago house music group consisting of producer and ar… Read Full Bio ↴Fingers, Inc. was a Chicago house music group consisting of producer and arranger Larry Heard ("Mr. Fingers"), and vocalists Robert Owens and Ron Wilson. The group is best known for their pioneering deep house records released in the mid-1980s, including the 1988 album Another Side (1988) and the singles "A Path", " It's Over", "Mystery Of Love", "Can You Feel It?" and "Bring Down The Walls", all of which have appeared on numerous house music compilation albums. Some Fingers Inc. tracks appear on albums credited to Larry Heard or Mr. Fingers. Ron Wilson is also known for his work with the Chicago house group in the mid-1980s, and popular solo tracks produced by Larry Heard such as "Prove It To Me".
Never No More Lonely
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Can You Feel It Can you feel it? In the beginning there was Jack, and…
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Phume303
nearly 30 years on, and still sounds fresh <3
MarTi GirL
Yessssssss!
I still get CHILLS when hearing this!!!
Feel good music!!!
Nick Annies
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE this tune. Was my companion on lonely dark nights waking back through the blocks and dark alleys of the night...
JOHN PETTY
all these years later and i STILL ..... get the chills thinking back about how this record CRUSHED when played at both The PARADISE GARAGE and CLUB ZANZIBAR, it was decent at CLUB SHELTER but once you've party to music PUMPED through a RLA (RICHARD LONG & ASSOCIATES) sound system....... my life has and will never be the same.
D.
I want to go back to those days, when times were happier. I loved and still do love the old school music. Thank you so much for keeping these great memories alive. 🙂🙂
nycbass78
Robert Owens kills it ,on this.I can jump for joy.
Nick Annies
He does, he does absolutely kill it...
Steven M
I remember when this was played on the radio on Chicago. Still rocks after all these years!
Stealthpanther1
Deep House, it just rips the soul!
DJ Ace the Crowd Motivator
88' this track was mean,the whole album was ridiculous..I was hittin' Sound Factory Annex,Columns Arena,The World,The Saint,Danceteria,Snobbusters,Red Zone,The Ritz..NYC repped Chicago house hard body my G,don't ever sleep on NY.