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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 :-)
I signed Sandstorm from Finland for the world to Neo Records after hearing a 15 second clip of it on an MP3 on the internet. It went on to be a global smash hit. Ville is still a friend over 18 years later with his new tracks and radio shows being promoted on Kings Of Spins.
No.3 National Chart and No.1 UK Club Chart for 5 weeks. The full story is found under the tab 'EG and West End Remixes.
A strong set of remixes from West End for a fabulous singer CeCe Peniston with "Keep Giving Me Your Love". Our mix was featured in the movie Pret A Porter and on the CD soundtrack album. 
One of the biggest Neo global hits released in the USA, Germany, Australia, Canada, Holland, Japan, France and more. 
A UK Top 10 hit twice No.7 in '95 and No.7 in '96 for Manifesto. A groundbreaking record still today. 
For some the best Disco record ever made, I Feel Love, still over 30 years later fills dancefloors all over the world. Remixed and by Rollo & Sister Bliss 
A great album lost by major label politics and later credited as one of misses of the '90's by Muzik Magazine..
A real record man's success. Found the singer after listening to a cassette whilst walking around the Bay of Naples to a studio, signed her to an album deal in London, presented her a song that I'd been holding onto for 3 years. This site is dedicated to my amazing and super smart daughter Olivia Alexandra Gordon
2018 - Olivia GordonI'm so proud of your career Dad and the things u achieved. Love Olivia
"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
