(25/31) From the mind of Philadelphia legend Del Jones, the jazz-funk musician and social justice activist behind Positive Vibes and The Court Is Closed, comes a cult favorite finally getting its due. Originally released on CD in 1999, Dance of 'De Elder is a late-career epic where Jones' unmistakable vocals and undeniable funk deliver his signature blend of history, justice and Afrocentrism to reinforce his timeless command: 'DANCE // RESPECT YOURSELF.’ This 12-inch marks the track’s debut on wax and features five remixes for today’s dancefloors. Lil Dave lifts the song into an uptempo, deep and soulful house jam, Pheels flips the vocals over a heavy, psychedelic and percussive dub, Sweater adds bright, crescending synths that revive Jones’ chorus as a joyful decree, Universal Cave offer an extended, dubbed out, late night acid excursion, and Street Orchestra dials in a knocking MPC beat mix that could have fit right at home on the original release
- A1 Dance Of 'De Elder (Lil Dave 215 Remix)
- A2 Dance Of 'De Elder (Pheels Respect Dub)
- A3 Dance Of 'De Elder (Original Version)
- B1 Dance Of 'De Elder (Sweater Remix)
- B2 Dance Of 'De Elder (Universal Cave Remix)
- B3 Dance Of 'De Elder (Street Orchestra Remix)
