Jam & Spoon had their first hit with the 1992 song "Stella," considered to be a trance classic. It was widely played, remixed and bootlegged in the dance club community for many years after its release. The pair had considerable international and commercial success in 1994 with the singles "Right In the Night" and "Find Me". Both tracks featured vocals by singer Plavka Lonich. The album Trip-O-Matic Fairytales 2001/2002 was released in 1993, followed by Kaleidoscope (1997) and Tripomatic Fairytales 3003 (2004).
In 2000 they remixed "The Chase," a 1979 Giorgio Moroder track. Credited to "Giorgio Moroder vs. Jam & Spoon", the song hit number 1 on the U.S. Hot Dance Music/Club Play chart. In June 2002 "Be.Angeled" hit number 4 on this chart.
Markus Löffel was found dead in his Berlin flat on 11 January 2006 at the age of 39. It is suspected he died of a heart attack.
In September 2006, a two compact disc set entitled Remixes & Club Classics was released to celebrate Mark Spoon. It is the first compilation of the duo's collected works, and features an exclusive track "Be.Angeled - Tribute to Mark Spoon", performed live at the 2006 Love Parade in Berlin.
In August 2008, Jam 'El Mar' revived the project by renaming it in to Jam'N and releasing a brand new album, called "On Cloud 9".
- Discography on Discogs.
- Unofficial discography fanpage.
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Can You Feel It
Jam & Spoon Lyrics
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Never knew a sweeter kiss
Never knew that look that's in your eyes
Baby I can hardly wait
Now we're in the hands of fate
This is a love that we can't disguise
I can't be dreaming
My mind is teeming
I try pretending
Tonight's not ending
It only makes me want you more
Can you feel it?
How I want to love you
Can you feel it?
Oh, oh, oh
Can you feel it?
How I'm thinking of you
Can you feel it?
Girl, if we can talk all night
Maybe I'll explain this right
But I know words are not enough
I want to show to you
That every word is true
You know the proof is in my love
I can't be dreaming
My mind is teeming
To think of heave we'll explore
I try pretending
Tonight's not ending
It only makes me want you more
Can you feel it?
How I want to love you
Can you feel it?
Oh, oh, oh
Can you feel it?
How I'm thinking of you
Can you feel it?
Can this be perfect love
It sure feels strong enough
Girl what I feel inside
Is lighting up my world tonight
Can you feel it?
How I want to love you
Can you feel it?
Oh, oh, oh
Can you feel it?
How I'm thinking of you
Can you feel it?
In Jam & Spoon's song "Can You Feel It", the lyrics express the feeling of being in a deep love that was never experienced before. The singer talks about how everything with their partner is new and exhilarating, from the love they share to the way they kiss and look at each other. They can hardly wait to explore this love without disguises, and their mind is teeming with thoughts of what they'll experience together. The lyrics question if the partner can feel the same way the singer does and if they can truly understand the depth of their love.
The song's lyrics are emotional and passionate, conveying the singer's feelings of desire and longing for their partner. The words describe the excitement of a new love and the hope that it will be perfect. The singer wants to show that their words are true and that proof of their love can be found in their actions.
Overall, the song's lyrics express the joy and ecstasy of being in love and the uncertainty of whether the partner feels the same. It's a song that captures the essence of a new relationship and the excitement that comes with it.
Line by Line Meaning
Never knew a love like this
I have never experienced a love like this before.
Never knew a sweeter kiss
I have never had a kiss as sweet as this before.
Never knew that look that's in your eyes
I have never seen that specific expression in your eyes before.
Baby I can hardly wait
I am excited and impatient for what is to come.
Now we're in the hands of fate
We are now at the mercy of the unknown future.
This is a love that we can't disguise
Our love is unmistakable and impossible to hide.
I can't be dreaming
I know this is not a dream.
My mind is teeming
My mind is overflowing with thoughts and emotions.
To think of heaven we'll explore
I am imagining the many amazing things we will experience together.
I try pretending
I try to deny the fact that our time together is ending soon.
Tonight's not ending
I want this time with you to last forever.
It only makes me want you more
The fact that we have to part soon only makes me want to be with you even more.
Can you feel it?
Do you feel the same way I do?
How I want to love you
I have a strong desire to express my love for you.
Can this be perfect love
Could this truly be the perfect love?
It sure feels strong enough
What we have definitely feels strong and real.
Girl what I feel inside
I have strong emotions for you.
Is lighting up my world tonight
You are making my world brighter and more beautiful with your presence.
How I'm thinking of you
You are constantly on my mind.
Lyrics © O/B/O APRA AMCOS
Written by: Adam Mitchell, Bruce Kulick, Eric Carr
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@BobbyLiqid
@@Trisma I'm not going to argue that there was not any genre mixing going on back in the day, that would be very stupid of me to do.
That said, I will stand by what I said that this one does not have any hardcore or happy hardcore vibes in it at all, and is just hard trance/acid trance. If anything one could say it is makina-like.
Maybe I am too rigid with my headcanon for the genres, and I do not stand opposed to be corrected, but this one seems a bit too clear-cut for me.
Also, in regards to the stuff you provided, I see it like so:
Q-Tex - Get On The Floor -> hardcore/gabber (maybe there is the slightest hint of 'happy' in there, but it is really slim)
Mandala - Astralia -> pure hard trance/acid trance, I'm intrigued where you see happy hardcore in this one
Doug Laurent - I'm Rushin' (Stakkato Mix) - hard trance in its more commercial outing with a touch of house in the beat
Active Force - Head Like a Pac Man -> probably closest to early happy hardcore, though I would still go with gabber if asked on the spot
Just to make sure, no disrespect is meant by this comment/response, just sharing my view.
@TranceClassicsOfficial
Nice high energy old school Hard Trancer from Jam & Spoon which featured on the B-Side to 'Angel (Ladadi O-Heyo)' back in 1995.
"Can you FEEL IT"
Bit of a wobbly record to go with those wobbly acids 😀
@stewarty28
Raindrops by Hitch hiker & Dumont mixes great into this.
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@vanessaburridge2779
You must of been a DJ to have all these vinyl records and well looked after too. No scratches on them clean sound . I’m loving it I’ve downloaded nearly most of these records of you and you still keep going with more music 😂 it’s a never ending night club in my ear phones 🤣🤣😆
@vanessaburridge2779
I really hope you get 100k subs you deserve it XXXX♥️
@eedesign878
This was one of my all time favorites in teenage when it came, still is absolute killer of a song.
@markjohnson4237
The quality of the production with Jam & Spoon is just exquisite. Even if you come across a tune of theirs you don't like, you just can't deny that its polished to absolute perfection. I do happen to love this tune, though :)
@dungeonseeker3087
This track has elements in that wouldn't become a normal part of trance until years later, the high energy hollow kick, acid synth and breaky percussion sounds more like something from later Nostrum or Scot Project than a 95 track.
@kath1626
I'm so glad I got be around when this happened. I still have so many Jam & Spoon Maxi Cds and albums at home. Mark Spoon, gone but not forgotten. ❤
@crazykat8727
Another timeless classic from jam and spoon 😀