Rae & Christian – All I Ask

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	All I Ask CD, Maxi-Single	Grand Central Records – GC 120 CDS	UK	1999	UK — 1999
	All I Ask (Part-Two) CD, Single	Grand Central Records – GC120CDX	UK	1999	UK — 1999	Recently Edited
	All I Ask 12", 33 ⅓ RPM	Grand Central Records – GC 120	UK	1999	UK — 1999	Recently Edited
	All I Ask CD, Single	Grand Central Records – GC CDS 120	UK	1999	UK — 1999	New Submission
	All I Ask CD, Single, Cardboard Sleeve	[PIAS] – 191.0120.24	Europe	1999	Europe — 1999	New Submission
	All I Ask CD, Single	Grand Central Records – GCCD 120	UK	1999	UK — 1999	New Submission
	All I Ask CD, Maxi-Single	[PIAS] – 191.0120.22	Europe	1999	Europe — 1999	Recently Edited
	All I Ask 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, White Label, Stickered	Grand Central Records – GC 120	UK	1999	UK — 1999	New Submission
	All I Ask CD, Single	Grand Central Records – UAU5006463	Australia	1999	Australia — 1999	New Submission
	All I Ask (Part-Two) CD, Single	Grand Central Records – GC120CDX	UK	1999	UK — 1999	New Submission

AskeladdenBlack Jul 9, 2017
referencing All I Ask (CD, Single, Cardboard Sleeve) GCCDS 120

According to Mark Rae the Spinna remix was sampled, produced & mixed in one day on a SP-1200.
scoundrel Oct 26, 2014
referencing All I Ask (Part-Two) (CD, Single) GC120CDX

The second ALL I ASK disc brings Rae & Christian closer to Brazil, particularly with the b-side, "The Bacalau," which proves you can never have too much cowbell. It's a spare and sultry affair. But the "Old English Mix" of the title track brings a slinky, sly groove that lends a sensuousness. Well worth checking out!
scoundrel Oct 26, 2014
referencing All I Ask (CD, Maxi-Single) GC 120 CDS

Rae & Christian's ALL I ASK can pretty much stand on its own in any circumstance, but DJ Spinna puts a slightly moodier spin on his take, with additional horns for good measure. But with the b-side, "Premonition," they venture further afield, diving headlong into whirling jazz, buoyed by tribal-inspired breaks. Who could ask for more?