Gino Soccio – Remember

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Label:	Celebration – CEL 39
Format:	Vinyl, 12", 33 ? RPM
Country:	Canada
Released:	1982
Genre:	Electronic
Style:	Electro, Synth-pop, Disco

Tracklist

A		Remember "Re-Mix"	4:53
B		Remember	6:34

Companies, etc.

Manufactured By – Quality Records Limited
Copyright ? – Quality Records Limited
Published By – Shediac Music
Published By – Sons Celestes
Lacquer Cut At – Sterling Sound

Credits

Producer, Written-By, Arranged By – Gino Soccio
Voice [Uncredited] – Marie-Line Vasseur

Notes

The duration of the "Re-Mix" is incorrectly listed as 6:34 on the label.

SONS CELESTES/SHEDIAC MUSIC/CAPAC
?1982 Canada - Quality Records Limited

MAPL logo indicates 100% Canadian content

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Matrix / Runout (Etched In Runout Side A): CEL-39-A STERLING
Matrix / Runout (Etched In Runout Side B): CEL-39-B STERLING
Rights Society: CAPAC

Other Versions (5 of 8)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Recently Edited	Remember (12", 33 ? RPM, Promo)	Atlantic, RFC Records	DMD 357	US	1982
Recently Edited	Remember / Dream On (12", Single, 33 ? RPM)	Atlantic, RFC Records	0-89938	US	1982
	Remember (7", 45 RPM)	Atlantic	789 903-7	France	1982
New Submission	Remember (7", 45 RPM)	Celebration	CEL 2422X	Canada	1982
Recently Edited	Remember (7", 45 RPM)	Atlantic, RFC Records	789 903-7	France	1982

Reviews

SammysWax May 29, 2020
This masterpiece was later sampled many many times, for example Jeff Mills sampled this for "Black is the Number" part of the Porpuse Maker EP in 1995 , pure techno based on Gino's Disco vision.
godsavethevinyl Dec 18, 2019
REPRESS IS COMING. ON GROOVING RECORDS. Y E S S
mondavino Jan 26, 2017
I have this Cdn version with the original artwork cover. It features a brunette bent forward,wearing a corset. Her wrists & feet tied together with film reel tape with a metal film reel at her feet.
mrhighgrade Nov 28, 2016
I REMEMBER (Pun intended) buying the album at Vinyl Mania in NYC. Now I must have the 12 inch version. Truly a masterpiece!
brunorepublic Dec 10, 2010
Edited 12 years ago
It should be noted that the timing on the label is wrong for the A-side. It's the same 4:53 version as on the Atlantic US release.
plikestechno Apr 9, 2007
Edited 15 years ago
Those who love this track should really seek this 12 out as it easily sounds the best and most dynamic of all the single releases and LP appearences. The remix starts out with more of an electro tip and the effects are echoed out a bit in a dub style but it's still somewhat similar to the original. Vocals are much more pronounced in the mix on both versions than its original appearence on "Face To Face."
restless Dec 8, 2006
Edited 16 years ago
'Remember' is Gino Soccio's finest and most futuristic moment, and there are many.
This one is an amazing proto-techno disco number with absolutely incredible synth pad coming at the chorus while a distant girl voice is talking over Gino's perfect discopop singing, bringing the dancer into robot heaven.
'Remember' was released in 1982, but the drum-machine programming is so phat and compressed that it puts to shame most of the retrofuturist 'electroclash' records produced after 2000.
Think the club mix of Visage's 'Fade To Grey', think 'Spacer Woman' by Charlie...well 'Remember' delivers the same kind of robotdisco emotion, only PHATTER.