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Realized, arranged and mixed by Cinols and Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong] at Emphasy Studio. Written by Cinols / L.Capretti.
CDS: 1994 DE (ZYX Music; ZYX 7472-8) ^ 12": 1994 DE (ZYX Music; ZYX 7472-12) [unconfirmed] 03:46 Matynisa (Single Cut) 04:51 Matynisa (Demon Mix) 06:53 Matynisa (Extended Version) 05:34 Matynisa (Progressive)
Recorded at Rollover Studios, not related to Rollo.
Executive producer: Gianfranco Bortolotti. Realized, arranged and mixed by Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong] at Emphasy Studios.
12": 1992 IT (Media Music / Max Music; NM670MA) 04:50 The Only One (Club Mix) [A1] 05:30 The Only One (Extended) [A2] 04:35 The Only One (Deep Version) [B1] 05:10 The Only One (Underground Mix) [B2] B2. Realized by D.J. A. Tenaglia, Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong].
On a tracklist for the DJ Mix/Compilation "Judge Jules: Higher State" appeared a track named "Delicatement (Rollo & Sister Bliss Mix)" by an artist named Benicio (aka Benno de Goeij). I guess this was just a mistake and doesn't exists, since I never heard about such a remix in another context.
There's a band named "Bliss", sometimes wrongly associated
to Sister Bliss since the female singer may look roughly similar to
her.
In fact the band "Bliss" consists of Rachel Morrison and Paul Ralphes
with additional musicians like Thomas Schmieder and Karl Michael
Witzel (credits from their release "Watching Over").
Not related to Rollo or the Cheeky record label.
Incl mixes by Woodentops' Rolo McGinty, who's not 'our' Rollo Armstrong from Faithless.
Incl mixes by Woodentops' Rolo McGinty, who's not 'our' Rollo Armstrong from Faithless.
Composers: Rolo / Mawby / Staples. Produced and mixed by Déjà Vu. Engineered by Ollie J at Rollover Studios. Published by Warner Chappell / Copyright Control.
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CDS: 1993 UK (Cowboy Records / Sony; RODEO 911 CD) ^ 03:43 Why Why Why (Déjà Vu's From Belfast To Bosnia Club Edit) 03:37 Why Why Why (Rolo's Woodentops 93 Edit) 06:24 Why Why Why (Déjà Vu's From Belfast To Bosnia Club Mix) 05:02 Why Why Why (Déjà Dub) 07:32 Why Why Why (Rolo's Woodentops 93 Mix) 06:51 Why Why Why (H.A.L.F. Acid Workout) 2,5 Remixed by Rolo, engineered by Steve Dub 6 produced and mixed by H.A.L.F. at Hoedown City
12": 1993 UK (Cowboy Records; Cowboy 12 RODEO 94 - 1 DJ) 06:24 Why Why Why (Déjà Vu Club Mix) [A1] 05:02 Why Why Why (Dejà Dub) [A2] 07:32 Why Why Why (Rolo's Alternative Mix) [B1] [aka Rolo's Woodentops 93 Mix] 06:51 Why Why Why (H.A.L.F. Acid Workout) [B2]
Another "Dido" released an Album called "Ksana" on 04/24/1995 by United Music, including a track named "Across The View" which also appeared on some compilations. This is a different artist and NOT 'our' Dido Armstrong, Rollo's sister.
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2CD: 1995 AU (Polygram Music Publishing; INSTR11/2) [36 tracks, including:] Dido: Across The View
There is a Dutch popgroup also named Dignity, not related to Rollo and Rob D.
Written by Cinols, L. Capretti and F. Petrocchi. Produced by Cinols and Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong] for Energy Production SRL. Arranged by F. Petrocchi. Executive producers: Dario Raimondi and Alvaro Ugolini.
12": 1991 IT (X-Energy Records / Energy Productions SRL; X-12096) 05:50 You Make Me Feel (Remix) [A] 04:51 You Make Me Feel (Space Remix) [B1] 04:00 You Make Me Feel (Original Mix) [B2] A, B1. Remixed by Frank de Wulf. Thanks to Anne Desmet. [Note: Contains a vocal sample from "Love Sensation" by Loleatta Holloway and from "Let It Roll" by Doug Lazy.]
This release is not related to Rollo.
12": UK 28.03.2002 (ROLL001) [It's ROLL zero zero one, not to be confused with ROLL'oh' zero one]
Ben Hutchinson and Grey Reynolds who are calling themselves also as 'Dusted', not related to Rollo.
There is a label named "Dusted Records" not related to Rollo.
Written by Hymas and Diamond. Produced by L&B Ltd. Artistic production by Cinols, Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong] & M. Picotto. Arranged by F. Petrocchi & C. Fanini. Recorded and mixed by Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong] at Emphasy Studio.
12": IT 1992 (Whole Records; WHOLE 91268) 06:40 I Didn't Know (Fully Extended) [A1] 05:20 I Didn't Know (Eternal) [A2] 04:50 I Didn't Know (Club Mix) [A3] 05:16 I Didn't Know (Extended) [B1] 04:39 I Didn't Know (Orbital) [B2] 04:12 By The Way [B3] B3. Remixed by R.A.F.
"Ride Like The Wind" written by Christopher Cross. Vocals by Carl
Fanini. Artistic producers Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not
"our" Rollo Armstrong]. Executive producers L&B Limited.
On "Ride Like The Wind":
12": 1991 IT (Whole Records; WHOLE 91257) 06:55 Ride Like The Wind (Extended Mix) [A] 05:34 Ride Like The Wind (Piano Version) [B1] 03:48 Ride Like The Wind (Radio Editing) [B2] Produced by Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong]
CDS: 1992 EU (FFRR / Media Records; 857 003-2) ^ 04:07 Alive & Kicking (7-Inch Mix) 06:51 Alive & Kicking (12-Inch Mix) 06:18 Ride Like The Wind (Extended Mix) 1/2: Written by James Kerr, Charles Burchill and Michael McNeil. Produced & mixed by Philip Kelsey for DMC (UK). Mix engineered by Ian Thompson and assisted by Neil Douglas. Additional guitars by John Themis. 3: Written by Christopher Cross. Artistic producers Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong]. Arranged by C.Fanini & P.Petrocchi. Executive producers L&B Limited.
12": 1992 UK (FFRR / Media Records; FX 206 / INT 869 997-1) ^ Alive & Kicking (12-Inch Mix) [A1] Alive & Kicking (The Ken Wood Dub) [A2] Alive & Kicking (Extended Mix) [B1] Ride Like The Wind (Extended Mix) [B2] B2: Written by Christopher Cross. Artistic producers Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong]. Arranged by C.Fanini & P.Petrocchi. Executive producers L&B Limited.
12": 1992 EU (FFRR / Media Records; 857 003-1) 06:51 Alive & Kicking (12-Inch Mix) 06:40 Alive & Kicking (Extended Mix) 06:18 Ride Like The Wind (Extended Mix) [remix credits see above]
Not related to Rollo.
The artist "Felix Da Housecat" is often abbreviated as "Felix", but this is not 'our' Felix produced by Rollo.
Written & composed by Cinols, L. Capretti, and
F. Petrocchi.
Produced and mixed by Cinols & Rollo [another Person, not "our"
Rollo Armstrong] at Emphasy Studio. Arranged by F. Petrocchi. Vocals
by Barbara Carassi. Executive Producers: Ciro Pagano & Stefano
Mazzavillani.
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12": 1993 IT (Absolut Joy Records / IRMA Records; JOY 006) ^ 05:47 Lost Inside Your Love (Extended Version) [A] 04:40 Lost Inside Your Love (Club) [B1 misprinted 05:03] 04:18 Lost Inside Your Love (Underground) [B2]
Remixed by Ben Hutchinson and Grey Reynolds who are calling themselves also as 'Dusted', not related to Rollo.
Recorded @ Gerlog Studios by Gerling. Mixed @ 301 Studios, Sydney, by Magoo & Gerling w/ assistance by Paul Pilseniks. Vocals performed by Inga Liljestrom. Contains a sample of "Stomp!" by The Brothers Johnson.
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CDS: 06/2002 UK (Infectious Records / Festival / Mushroom; infec110cdp) ^ [promo] 03:35 Dust Me Selecta (Radio Edit) 06:17 Dust Me Selecta (Gerling Mix) 04:01 Dust Me Selecta (Jacques Lu Cont Club Edit Mix) 06:20 Dust Me Selecta (Jacques Lu Cont Club Remix) 06:22 Dust Me Selecta (Dog Remix) 04:50 Dust Me Selecta (Dusted Remix) 6: Remix and additional production by Dusted (Ben Hutchinson and Grey Reynolds) at No Sheeps Studios, London UK. Live drums by Ben Hutchinson.
One of the mixes is just called "Dusted Remix", not related to Rollo.
Written by G. Nelson / J. McClain.
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12": 2001 UK (Virgin Records; VCRTXDJ90) ^ [promo] 05:28 Grant Nelson Project: Step 2 Me (Dusted Remix) [A1] 07:12 Grant Nelson Project: Step 2 Me (Acapella) [A2] 07:15 Grant Nelson Project: Step 2 Me (Groove Vocal Mix) [B1] 05:53 Grant Nelson Project: Step 2 Me (Tim Gianelli Dub) [B2] B2 remix and additional production by Tim Gianelli [Timings measured] [A1 remix is NOT by Rollo, it's just called 'dusted' to differ it from other mixes by Grant Nelson Project]
Written & arranged by Cinols, L. Capretti and C. Fanini.
Produced by S. Paganelli, Cinols and Rollo. Recorded
& mixed at Dance-Studio, Italy.
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12": 1992 BE (Dance Scene Recordings / Dance Scene Productions; LT 0.001) ^ 05:02 Ovation (Club Mix) [A1] 05:00 Ovation (Dub Mix) [A2] 05:10 Ovation (Underground Mix) [B1] 04:50 Ovation (Rave Mix) [B2] A1 Mixed by Rollo A2 Mixed by Cinols B1 Mixed by S. Paganelli B2 Mixed by Charles Schillings
Written by M. Merelli and L. Conticoni.
12": 1994 IT (Underground Music Department; UMD 125) 05:50 Rhythm (Progressive Urban Mix) [A1] 06:50 Rhythm (Voice Of Underground) [A2] 07:55 Rhythm (Rollo Mix) [B1] 06:30 Rhythm (Rollo Dub) [B2] 06:30 Rhythm (Paradise Orchestra Mix) [B3] A1/A2. Remixed by Jazz Voice (M. Verbeni), DJ Mickey (M. Braida) and P. Cimarelli. B1/B2. Remixed by The Heartbeatline (N. Scarico). B3. Remixed by Paradise Orchestra (C. Rizza, G. "Woody" Bianchi and D. Scuteri.) [NOTE: B1/B2 are called Rollo mixes, but it is not clear why, as they are remixed by The Heartbeatline (N. Scarico). The credits are correct as they are defenitely NOT Rollo Armstrong mixes.]
There is a track named "Faithless" who is sometimes mixed up as 'Faithless Remix'.
12": 2002 UK (V Recordings) (V 038) [Whitelabel Testpressing] Faithless (D Product Remix) [A1] 12": 2002 UK (V Recordings) (V 038) [Promo] LK (Scorpio Remix) [Roni Size & DJ Die] [A1] Faithless (D Product Remix) [B2] [It's sometimes is mixed up as "D Produkt (Faithless Remix)"]
This is some other artist and not "our" Rob Dougan.
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Contains remix by "Brutal and Rob D." released 1996 on US label Groovilicious. D stands here for "Date", not "Dougan".
Released on a label called "High Rollerz", abbreviated "ROLL". Example:
12": UK (High Rollerz; ROLL003) [The run-off grooves have engraved: ROLL - 003]
This shouldn't be confused with the "ROLLO" catalogue numbers, like ROLLO 3/4/5/6/5 for "Always Remember... Part 1".
Ibi Tijani (from The Beginerz) isn't the only one using the name "Ibi" for his music. A few times confusion raised bacause a guy named Ibrahim "Ibi" Alfa has been releasing records as Ibi since 1994, see http://www.alfajuniorsfc.com/.
There are other releases by an artist named "One Tribe" not related to Rollo & Rob D, for example:
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12": 1992 UK (Inner Rhythm; HEART 03) CDS: 1992 UK (Inner Rhythm; HEART 03 CD) What Have You Done (Is This All) (Club Mix) [A1] What Have You Done (Is This All) (Instrumental) [A2] What Have You Done (Is This All) (Tribestrumental) [B1] What Have You Done (Is This All) (Original Version) [B2] Written by George Kelly. Produced by George Kelly. A1 co-produced by Kirk Smith B2 featuring Double R
There is a DJ in the UK also uses the name Dave Randall, and that's NOT 'our' Dave (Slovo, Faithless).
Written by M. West, S. Law and R. Anderson. Produced by Rebel MC. Additional vocals by Jenni Evans.
12": 1990 UK (Desire Records; WANT X 31 R) [De La Soul Remixes] 05:30 Rebel Music (From The Soul Mix) [A1] 05:27 Rebel Music (From The Heart Mix) [B1] 04:36 Rebel Music (From The Heart Edit) [B2] Remixed by Baby Huey at Calliope Productions NY. Arranged by Baby Huey & Rollo [another Person, not "our" Rollo Armstrong]. Engineered by Mike & T.
There is a danish group called "Rollo & King", consisting of Sören Poppe, Stefan TL Nielsen and singer Signe Svendsen. They contributed for Denmark to the 2001 european song contest and are of course not related to 'our' Rollo from Faithless :-)
Tracks produced in the "Rollover Studios" are not related to Rollo.
There is a rumour that a producer named "Rozzo" is Rollo from Faithless, for example a a German review of a Rozzo single claimed this. According to our research, Rozzo is a producer living in Portugal and so surely not 'our' Rollo.
Besides Matty & Paulie there is also another band called Skinny.
There is an artist named "Pauline Taylor-Hunt" who has released an album called "Yes God Is Real". This is not "our" Pauline Taylor.
Sometimes Rollo Armstrong from Faithless is mixed up by
mistake with the main producer of a band called "The Woodentops". They
are different persons and not related to each other: The founder of
"The Woodentops" is named Richard Ian "Rolo" McGinty
(songwriter/guitar/vocals), other members of this band were Simon
Mawby, Alice Thompson, Frank de Freitas, Benny Staples.
The Woodentops were in the mid-80's a British live performing
independent/pop/rock band (they released their 1st single in 1984, a
year when 'our' Faithless Rollo was 15), before they split up in the
early 90's and Rolo McGinty (now also known under the alias "Pluto")
moved to some party- and dancefloor-oriented productions.
Some more infos about Rolo McGinty can be found (in German) in the Frontpage 11/95
Issue or (in English) in the Wikipedia
article.
Written by P.Ruppert / M.Ruppert / B.Dixon / C.Campbell. Produced by Headman.
Incl mixes by someone called "Rollo"/"Rolo" (maybe Woodentops' Rolo McGinty, unconfirmed) who's hopefully not 'our' Rollo Armstrong from Faithless - the mixes are really crap :-)
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CDS: 1996 UK (Millenium Records; Mill-024-CD) ^ 03:14 Not What You Think (Radio Version) 04:47 Not What You Think (Extended Club Mix) 05:30 Not What You Think (Loop 82 Remix) 06:58 Not What You Think (Jones Drone Mix remixed by Rollo) [McGinty?] 06:03 Not What You Think (Rollo's Sprint Mix remixed by Rollo) [McGinty?] 05:09 Not What You Think (45 Roller Mix) 1,2 mixed by Ralph P. Ruppert at Headroom, London 3 remixed by Loop 82 4,5 remixed by Rollo. [probably Woodentops' Rolo McGinty - unconfirmed] Engineered & programmed by S.Dub & Rolo at DADA Studios. [yep, two spellings on the sleeve: "Rollo" vs "Rolo"] 6 remixed by Shy FX at Shy's Studio
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