Songs like Theophilus Beckford’s Easy Snappin’ (recorded in 1956) were played as exclusives by Sir Coxson’s Downbeat sound system for years before they were actually released in 1959 – only to become major local hits, also pressed in the UK by Island Records and Blue Beat Records as early as 1960. By at least 1956 it was already standard practice by Jamaican sound systems owners to give their “selecter” DJs acetate or flexi disc dubs of exclusive mento and Jamaican rhythm and blues recordings before they were issued commercially. The gramophone records cut especially for dancefloor DJs came into existence with the advent of recorded Jamaican mento music in the 1950s. This record type is commonly used in disco and dance music genres, where DJs use them to play in discos or clubs. This allows for louder levels to be cut on the disc by the cutting engineer, which in turn gives a wider dynamic range, and thus better sound quality. History Of The 12″The 12-inch single (often simply called 12″) is a type of gramophone record that has wider groove spacing compared to other types of records. Thank you for making your secure Paypal donations to BTG! - DjPaulT I am so glad I have all of you here with me on this musical journey. I hope that you find something that you like while visiting Burning The Ground. Someone told me once that when anyone ever wanted to know about 80s or 90s dance music and remixes, all they had to do was come to Burning The Ground. I like to give information to you about each single. I also wanted to go the extra mile and provide some liner notes with each post. Quality is what sets Burning The Ground apart from other blogs. I do my best to provide good quality posts.
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I always disliked spending my time to download a favorite rare single on the internet and discovering that the single was a low quality copy. I take great pride in offering the best quality that I can provide. Those that have seen me and my posts over the years know that I am very particular about my posts. Burning The Ground ended up getting well over a million visitors until blogger shut down the original site in March of 2010.
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After much trial and error, people finally began loving the sound of my rips. As I got more involved in vinyl ripping, I eventually figured out that I could rip vinyl well. So I began ripping my old vinyl and I became more confident. I soon discovered that vinyl ripping really is an art form. At first I didn’t know much about ripping vinyl. My goal was to provide the lost masterpieces that have remained mostly out of print. In July of 2007 I decided to open Burning The Ground on blogger. I started noticing that people were hungry for all of the singles that had disappeared from stores. In July of 2007 I became frustrated with the music industry. I was left yearning for that experience of going to the record shop and finding many gems that are now forgotten. Sadly all of the record shops began to close. I even love the smell of a new vinyl record.
I enjoyed looking at the big artwork and reading the production information while I listened to the different mixes. I loved buying my record and taking it home. I always loved how producers could remix a song into something completely new. I sometimes reminisce about how much I loved going into my local Sam Goody or Musicland store and looking at all of the new 12″ singles that had arrived. I am a collector of mostly vinyl 12″ maxi-singles. I grew up in Oklahoma City and Graduated from Midwest City High School. I was a club DJ for many years and I love the music from the 1980s and early 1990s. I am a huge fan of 80s and 90s 12″ mixes. About BTGMy name is Paul (also known as DjPaulT).
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