Maurice Joshua

I love it.

This one is Maurice Joshua Mix.

What about that?

Morris is actually half Japanese.

If you'd like to get more in-depth in that side of things, you can check out episode 28, A History of House Music.

And for even more context, check out Maurice Joshua's Everything House Music and More podcast, which I use many clips from here.

Thank you, Maurice.

You're doing amazing work.

In this life, you're on your own.

Which brings us to 1987 and a tune that transformed house music from a regional dance music genre to an inspirational global movement with mythical powers capable of healing broken souls and uniting people through the love of music.

Here's the voice of Rhythm Control's My House, Chuck Roberts, talking to Maurice Joshua.

We'll have the original track, the acapella, and the Larry Heard version.

I'm so in love.

Before this, Maurice Joshua, some vocals provided by Cheryl Roberts.

Maurice's own main mix.

Track's called What I Deserve.

One word, ooh.

Before the track in the background, Maurice Joshua and Cheryl Roberts.

The Maurice Joshua main mix, What I Deserve.

And in the background, Goodness, Goodness Me.

David Morales, working his magic.