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M People album "Elegant Slumming" went into the top 5 on release and peaked at #2, remaining on the chart until the following summer and later winning the band a Mercury Music Prize. A further two top 10 singles followed: "Don't look any further" (a cover of the Dennis Edwards classic) in December, and "Renaissance" which was used as the theme tune to the BBC2 show The Living Soap. Promo 12 inch "Don't look any further" is next with three excellent mixes and "La vida loca".01-Don't look any further (M People Master Mix)02-Don't look any further (Strip To The Bone Mix)03-Don't look any further (Danny D Mix)04-La Vida LocaDon't look any further just click here!!!!Bitrate 320Size 47.7Vinyl Rip
With ten Top Ten UK singles, the band was one of the most consistent hit-makers of the 1990s, and the album Bizarre Fruit stayed in the UK charts for more than two years, becoming one of the biggest selling albums of the decade. M People UK number 5 single "Renaissance" on 7 inch is next with album and radio mixes.01-Renaissance (Radio Mix)02-Renaissance (Album Mix)Click here to get Renaissance!!!Produced and mixed by M PeopleBitrate 320Size 20.5Vinyl Rip
In 1994 and 1995 M People won the BRIT Award for Best British Dance Act. In 1994, they won the Mercury Music Prize for the album Elegant Slumming. With ten Top Ten UK singles, the band was one of the most consistent hit-makers of the 1990s, and the album Bizarre Fruit stayed in the UK charts for more than two years and became one of the biggest selling albums of the decade. Here is Promo 12inch One night in heaven with mixes.01-One night in heaven (Master Mix)02-One night in heaven (Harri's Dub)03-One night in heaven (Hi Gloss Mix)04-One night in heaven (Hi Gloss Dub)Click here to get one night in heaven!!!!Produced & Mixed by M People
Bitrate 320Size 60.2Vinyl Rip
M People album "Elegant Slumming" went into the top 5 on release and peaked at #2, remaining on the chart until the following summer and later winning the band a Mercury Music Prize. A further two top 10 singles followed: "Don't look any further" (a cover of the Dennis Edwards classic) in December, and "Renaissance" which was used as the theme tune to the BBC2 show The Living Soap. Promo 12 inch "Don't look any further" is next with three excellent mixes and "La vida loca".
