The Jammers - And You Know That Be Mine Tonight

Review by Julia

Album Review: And You Know That Be Mine Tonight by The Jammers Alright, let’s get into it. And You Know That Be Mine Tonight—yeah, yeah, the title’s kinda clunky, but don’t sleep on this one. Released in '99 via Unidisc and Salsoul Records (you know, those legends who’ve been dropping heat for decades), this album is a funky little time capsule of late-90s boogie vibes with just enough disco edge to slap hard. Produced by Richie Weeks—the man behind some serious bangers—and backed by the Cayre brothers as exec-producers, this thing should’ve blown up bigger than it did. But hey, maybe that’s why it feels like a hidden gem now. Let’s dive straight into “Be Mine Tonight,” because damn, this track smacks. It's got that smooth-as-hell bassline that grabs your attention like a magnet, while the synths just shimmer all over the place. This ain’t no sleepy love ballad; it’s more like an urgent plea wrapped in silk sheets. The groove locks you in tight, and before you know it, you’re vibing so hard you forget what year it even is. I mean, how does Richie Weeks pull off making something sound both nostalgic and fresh at the same time? Dude’s a wizard or something. Then there’s “And You Know That…”—the other standout joint. If “Be Mine Tonight” is the smooth operator, this one’s the life of the party. The beat hits harder here, almost aggressive, but still dripping with soul. There’s this moment around the two-minute mark where everything drops out except for a killer keyboard riff, and honestly? It gave me chills. Like, who DOES that? Who takes a risk like that in a dance track and nails it perfectly? These guys, apparently. What sticks with me about these tracks isn’t just their catchiness—it’s the way they feel alive. They’re not polished to death like most modern crap. No, this stuff has grit. Imperfections. Soul. It’s raw energy bottled up in shiny disco packaging. And honestly, that’s rare these days. So yeah, And You Know That Be Mine Tonight. Not perfect, sure, but real. Real enough to make you wanna dig through crates at dusty record stores looking for more forgotten gold. Weird thing though—if you listen closely, you can hear echoes of today’s bedroom producers trying to recreate this exact vibe. Maybe we’re all chasing ghosts of albums like this without even realizing it. Or maybe…just maybe…the ghosts are chasing us.

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Artist: The Jammers
Album: And You Know That Be Mine Tonight

USA & Canada

Funk / Soul

1999

Rating: 5.0

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
And You Know That	6:08
Be Mine Tonight	7:03

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The Jammers - Be Mine Tonight (Dimitri From Paris DJ Friendly Classic Re-Edit)

The Jammers - Be Mine Tonight (A Shep Pettibone Mix)

The Jammers - Be Mine Tonight (1982)

The Jammers - Be Mine Tonight

The Jammers - And You Know That

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Catalog Numbers

SPEC-1745

Labels

Unidisc, Salsoul Records

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ascolta in linea
online luisteren
ouvir online
escuchar en línea
lyssna på nätet
écouter en ligne
online anhören
kuunnella verkossa

Formats

Vinyl
12"
Reissue

Credits

Role	Credit
Executive-Producer	Joe Cayre, Ken Cayre, Stan Cayre
Producer	Richie Weeks
Written-By	R. Weeks

Notes

All Tracks (P) 1982
Record made in U.S.A. / Jacket printed in Canada.

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Barcode: 0 68361 17451

About The Jammers

One-album disco-soul assemblage led by , comprised of members of , and session musicians working in the early '80s with the acts.

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Jammers

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Richie Weeks

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *And You Know That Be Mine Tonight* by The Jammers is a hidden gem from 1999. It blends Funk, Soul, Disco, and Boogie into a smooth vibe. What’s wild is that it was released under two iconic labels—Unidisc and Salsoul Records. The Cayre brothers, Joe, Ken, and Stan, were the executive producers, and Richie Weeks not only produced the whole thing but also wrote the tracks. Fun fact: this album connects the USA and Canada through its release. Tracks like "Be Mine Tonight" and "And You Know That" still get people grooving!