Thursday, May 26, 2022

ReStructure Mix Update (5/26/22): “Little Bit Of Soap” – Glenn Rivera ReStructure Mix – Nigel Olsson


ReStructure Mix Update (5/26/22): “Little Bit Of Soap” – Glenn Rivera ReStructure Mix – Nigel Olsson

Nigel Olsson is a drummer from England who played for Elton John and Uriah Heep in the 70’s. His solo career gave him the opportunity to explore his star-side and vocal abilities. “Little Bit Of Soap” is Olsson’s cover of the 1961 song by The Jarmels and done in a pop-disco edge which follows closely of The Doobie Brothers’ “What A Fool Believes”. Nigel takes hold of this classic is his own style vocally and works it in an effective manner.

I have taken the 12” version of Nigel’s “Little Bit Of Soap” and washed out some of the more pop essence and dipped it into a more house feel in this ReStructure Mix. Some new keyboard riffs and percussion are added to bring the groove to the surface again.

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