00:00 - Life on Mars 05:52 - Rings Of Saturn 09:35 - You Can Be What You Wanna Be 14:40 - Theme From The Planets 19:32 - Latin Love (Let Me Know) 24:22 - Voyager 32:37 - What The Word Is Coming To. Off to Japan for a few months, had you leave you with some straight classics.

Philadelphia records institution Wansel’s classic record ‘Life On Mars’ can be found here on the album of the same name. Wansel plays keyboards, Derek Graves slaps out a monster riff on bass guitar whilst a session singer, Terri Wells, gives us the backing vocals. This record is a genuine Mancuso Loft classic and is actually like going on a journey to Mars itself, although one that lasts only 7 minutes. Other galactic funk highlights to be found on the album include the superb ‘Disco Lights’, and the Enter-the dragon-esque ‘Stargazer’. Seminal stuff and Joey Negro samplefest material

Tracklist: 1. A Prophet Named . 2. Life On Mars, 3. Together Once Again, 4. Stargazer, 5. One Million Miles From The Ground, 6. You Can Be What You Wanna Be, 7. Theme From The Planets, 8. Rings Of Saturn. What The World Is Coming To by Dexter Wansel. Voyager by Dexter Wansel. View all albums . Life On Mars. By: Dexter Wansel (1976, Jazz). 1.

Life on Mars/What the World Is Coming To. Time Is Slipping Away. Science fiction was big in the 1970s. So from a marketing standpoint, it made sense when, in 1976, Dexter Wansel went for a sci-fi theme on his debut album, Life on Mars. Not that the Philadelphia needed a gimmick to get over - if you're good enough to work with heavyweights like the O'Jays, the Stylistics, and the Intruders, you don't need a gimmick.

The song 'Life On Mars' by Dexter Wansel has a tempo of 117 beats per minute (BPM) on 'Life on Mars'. Top Songs Dexter Wansel. Theme From the Planets. First Light of the Morning. What the World Is Coming To. Let Me Rock You.

Science fiction was big in the 1970s. Even without the sci-fi theme, Life on Mars would have been a memorable debut for Wansel, who produced the album and wrote or co-wrote all of the material.

What the World Is Coming To. by. Dexter Wansel. Philadelphia International 1977. Producer: Dexter Wansel. Main genre: Jazz, Blues. Was sampled in 17 songs see all.

Life On Mars (5:53) 03. Together Once Again (4:25) 04. Stargazer (3:22) 05. One Million Miles From The Ground (5:04) 06. You Can Be What You Wanna Be (5:07) 07. Theme From The Planets (4:53) 08. Rings Of Saturn (3:45) 09. First Light Of The Morning (6:07) 10. Dance With Me Tonight (5:40) 11. Holdin' On (4:54) 12. Ode Infinitum (4:02) 13. Disco Lights (4:11) 14. What The World Is Coming To (6:21) 15. Going Back To Kingston Town (3:59) 16. Dreams Of Tomorrow (4:47) 17. Prelude 1 (1:22) +-+-+ DOWNLOAD.

His song "The Sweetest Pain" was also remade by British R&B group Loose Ends, on their album So Where Are You? and also featured on their next album Zagora. Selected production discography. 44. - Philadelphia International Records. 168. 45. 24. 1978.