The Beatmasters Featuring PP Arnold - Burn It Up Limited Remix

Review by Jose Caballer

Burn It Up Limited Remix by The Beatmasters Featuring PP Arnold – A Retro Acid House Gem Alright, let’s dive into this funky little slice of 1988 UK goodness. Burn It Up Limited Remix is one of those albums that doesn’t try too hard but still slaps harder than your morning alarm clock (you know the one). Released under Rhythm King Records, it’s got that raw Acid House energy mixed with PP Arnold’s soulful vibes—like peanut butter and jelly for your ears. The standout tracks here are definitely “Burn It Up (Chico’s Refry)” and its sibling “Burn It Up (Refried Chico).” These two feel like remixes on steroids—or maybe just really strong coffee. They take the original track and twist it up in ways that make you wanna move, even if you’re just sitting at your desk pretending to work. Chico 'El Cordobez' clearly had some fun behind the mixing board because these versions pulse with hypnotic beats and squelchy synths that scream late-night warehouse vibes. You can almost picture people losing their minds on a dimly lit dancefloor somewhere in London. What makes these tracks stick? First off, PP Arnold’s vocals. She brings this warm, raspy charm that cuts through all the electronic chaos without breaking a sweat. Then there’s the acid bassline—it wriggles around like a snake on roller skates, keeping things unpredictable yet groovy as hell. Honestly, I couldn’t tell you which version I prefer; they’re both equally addictive. One minute you’re vibing to “Chico’s Refry,” and the next you’re deep into the tweaked-out madness of “Refried Chico.” It’s like choosing between pizza or tacos—it’s impossible! Credit where it’s due: James Reynolds nailed the engineering, and the whole crew—M. Glanfield, P.P. Arnold, P. Carter, R. Walmsley—deserve props for crafting something so timeless. Even though this album dropped over three decades ago, it feels fresh enough to soundtrack any modern rave or chill hangout session. Reflecting on Burn It Up Limited Remix, it’s wild how music like this sticks around. Acid House might’ve been born in the ‘80s, but its heart beats louder than ever today. And honestly? If someone told me aliens landed in the UK back then and helped produce this album, I wouldn’t question it. There’s something otherworldly about how smooth and sharp it sounds. So yeah, grab your neon leg warmers and crank this baby up—you won’t regret it.

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Artist: The Beatmasters Featuring PP Arnold
Album: Burn It Up Limited Remix

Electronic

Acid House

1988

Rating: 3.8

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Burn It Up (Chico's Refry)
Burn It Up (Refried Chico)

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The Beatmasters w/ PP Arnold - Burn It Up

The Beatmasters - Burn It Up (Orange Sunshine Mix)

Beatmasters - Burn It Up

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Rhythm King Records

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Vinyl
12"
45 RPM
Limited Edition

Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Rhythm King
Copyright (c)	Rhythm King

Credits

Role	Credit
Engineer	James Reynolds
Remix	Chico 'El Cordobez'
Written-By	M. Glanfield, P.P. Arnold, P. Carter, R. Walmsley

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About The Beatmasters Featuring PP Arnold

British producer trio who enjoyed considerable success in the late 80's/early 90's. As well as producing Yazz' smash hit "Stand Up For Your Love Rights" in 1988, they also landed several Top 20 hits under the Beatmasters moniker with a series of guest vocalists: The Cookie Crew ("Rok Da House"), Betty Boo ("Hey DJ / I Can't Dance (To That Music You're Playing)"), Merlin MC ("Who's in the House") and P.P. Arnold ("Burn It Up"). These hits were all featured on their debut album "Anywayawanna". After their second album "Life & Soul" (1991), The Beatmasters ditched their own recording career in favour of production work and remixes for artists such as The Shamen, Moby, Erasure, Pet Shop Boys and Marc Almond.

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'The Beatmasters'
A Beatmasters Production
Batmasters
Beastmasters
Beat Masters
Beatmaster
Beatmasters
The Beat Masters
The Beatmaster

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EJ Spook

Members

Peter F. Brazier
Richard Walmsley
Amanda Glanfield
Paul Carter

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a fun fact: The album *Burn It Up Limited Remix* by The Beatmasters Featuring PP Arnold is a hidden gem from the late '80s UK electronic scene. It’s got this raw Acid House vibe that screams late-night dance floors. What makes it even cooler? The remixes were done by Chico 'El Cordobez,' adding his own spicy twist to the tracks. And get this—there are only two tracks on the whole album, both remixes of the same song, "Burn It Up." It’s like they took one idea and just ran wild with it, in the best way possible.

Comments

minorphotographe

2025-03-15

November 1988

wanderersouls

2025-03-15

1988...OMFG.

clarke456

2025-03-15

No matter what the people say, *these* sounds lead the way ?.

rameshchandra940

2025-03-15

Unbelievably i've never heard the extended mix before

jacobmsouchi

2025-03-14

My god haven't here's this in years . I'm about to be 50 now and this was about in my late teams early 20s

raigasareb

2025-03-13

Victor Castigador

logicology

2025-03-13

WHAT TRACK TUNE GREAT SONGS TRACKS GROUPS

flyshoplamongan

2025-03-13

Fantastic memories of dancing to this in the late eighties at The Academy nightclub in Boscombe, Bournemouth as their huge lighting rig slowly lowered from way up high and hovered over the dance floor.