Rolling Home
Rednex · 1995
30 min · 11 tracks · country · techno · Eurodance
A frenetic fusion of Eurodance and country twang, bursting with infectious energy and playful melodies.
Why this album works
The album's title track, 'Rolling Home,' contributed to Rednex's continued popularity in Europe, where their unique sound resonated with audiences seeking fresh takes on dance music. The inclusion of multiple remixes showcases not only their adaptability but also reflects the era's trend of remix culture in popular music. The album further cemented Rednex's place in the Eurodance scene, influencing subsequent artists blending genres.
- Best for
- infectious energy for parties playful melodies for group sing-alongs short bursts of fun
- Context
- Released on December 5, 1995, 'Rolling Home' marked a pivotal moment for Rednex as their follow-up to the successful single 'Cotton Eye Joe.' By this point, the band had solidified their distinctive blend of country and techno, positioning themselves firmly within the Eurodance movement that was surging in Europe during the mid-90s. This album helped maintain their visibility in the charts as they sought to capitalize on their earlier success.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Capsule· 2 Unlimited· Milk Inc.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Rolling Home (Tretow’s Treatment - radio) Standout 4:43
- 2 Rolling Home (Tretow’s Treatment - long) 6:31
- 3 Bottleneck Bob (Run Like Hell mix) Standout 3:41
- 4 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 1: Old Pop in an Oak 1:08
- 5 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 2: Wish You Were Here 0:23
- 6 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 3: Cotton Eye Joe 1:00
- 7 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 4: Riding Alone 0:51
- 8 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 5: Fat Sally Lee 0:59
- 9 The Ultimate Rednex Mega Mix, Part 6: Wild 'N' Free 1:25
- 10 Old Pop in an Oak (DJ Cerla + Moratto remix) Standout 5:10
- 11 Old Pop in an Oak (One More mix) 4:52
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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