Lemon - Easy, Tiger! (Official MV)

Taken from the new retrospective collection The Best of LEMON (Greatest Hits) (2018) - LEMON's first few releases (the debut Fresh! EP (1999) and the albums Lemon Up! (2001) and With a Twist (2005) - (incidentally the album that launched Freshly Squeezed as a label) - are the bridge between the kitsch Lounge/Easy Listening scene of the late 90's/early naughties and the Vintage Remix/Electro Swing movements of today. Stream/Download: Bandcamp: About the VIDEO: Features extracts from the brilliant (although perhaps slightly racist) Blake Edwards film The Party starring Peter Sellers. Please watch the full movie! About the MUSIC: LEMON was the alter-ego of DJ and night club impresario Nick Hollywood. As the man behind both Freshly Squeezed and Club Montepulciano not to mention White Mink : Black Cotton, Electro Blues and the Electro Swing club, Nick has been at the forefront of a series of zeitgeist moments evolving to mainstream awareness out of underground club culture. If you enjoyed this video, we'd be delighted if you shared it... Even more so if you SUBSCRIBE to this channel here: Or our new JUKEBOX CHANNEL for audio streams, radio shows, DJ mixes (and more) here: c and p 2018 Freshly Squeezed (Music Ltd) All Rights Reserved ___ About the LABEL: FRESHLY SQUEEZED are “world leaders in putting a modern dance music spin on vintage records“ (Mixmag) - we are the independent British label behind the award-winning compilation series, night club and live events including WHITE MINK - “Electro swings first landmark moment“ - and ground-breaking brands like ELECTRO BLUES or VINTAGE REMIX (with Island Records). We have released music and compilations from artists including THE CORRESPONDENTS, SWING REPUBLIC, JFB, JEM STONE, SWINGROWERS, MARCELLA PUPPINI, R.A. THE RUGGED MAN and many more. Promoting sell-out UK shows by artists including CARAVAN PALACE and PAROV STELAR. The label has always led the way in fusing vintage influences with a contemporary twist. If you read this far, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE! Tags: [acid jazz, dance]