A labour of love job with 2 weeks in Olympic Studios remixing this classic and got it to No. 12 in the UK Chart, 1 place higher than the original release - mission accomplished
The record that changed dance music the world over, No.1 for six weeks in the UK and a happy time at RCA Records in the summer of 1989. Daniele Davoli the main man behind the record is still a good friend today nearly 30 years later. 
Re-eq'd and re-mastered with Jacko for 1988 by Adrian Sykes and myself then backed with Is It Love You Are After. An easy hit for us at MCA but somebody needed to ignite the idea - guess who ??
"Follow the Leader" was the first single and title track from Eric B. & Rakim's second album, Follow the Leader.
In 1988's I was lucky enough to remix Bobby Brown's Don't Be Cruel with Timmy Regisford and Boyd Jarvis in New York in a studio next to the famous Studio 54 Nightclub it was my first ever creative time in a recording studio.
A Runaway Love remix by EG and Paul Witts for a runaway No 1 hit song worldwide which you can download if you want a copy for your iPhone.
A hotly contested signing that Ed won for Manifesto and straight to #1 in the UK Club Charts and Top 10 UK Pop Charts.
A huge club to radio hit in the UK and a Club No.1 for this brilliant remix by Jazzie B and Nellie Hooper.
No.1 Dance & No.5 Pop UK hit then No.1 in the USA. A real career highlight moment for EG. Click MORE to see the video..
The record that broke Dina, finally, and it was the Westend remix that ignited the Radio support for her - such a funky little track too - Dina was fantastic to work with in the studio, in clubs and hanging out at the bar - her favorite place. Well done Wolfe :-)This site is dedicated to my daughter Olivia Alexandra Gordon
"Eddie Gordon - the career of a new Millennium, innovative, forward thinking mind that has shaped the way music is presented to millions of people the world over with his visionary attitude to life's changes and the reason why music is so influential in all of our lives from the cradle to the grave."
Gabor Szanto - Budapest
