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    "comment": "Mike Collins began his music recording career in 1981 as a songwriter-producer at EMI Records and Chappell Music publishers where he achieved early chart success with leading Brit-Funk band Light of the World. “Ride The Love Train” by Light of the World, co-produced and co-written by Collins, sold 40,000 copies and reached No. 40 in the UK charts in November 1981.\n\nIn 1983, in partnership with keyboard-player Keith O’Connell, Mike produced an instrumental track called “Rude Movements” by Sun Palace. Licensed to Passion records, this initially sold around 10,000 copies on vinyl and was released in several countries around the world. The record became a staple for David Mancuso at his Loft Parties and a major influence for DJs such as Larry Levan, Frankie Knuckles and Kenny Dope, cementing its reputation as an early dance music classic.",
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