Tracklist

A1. Cotton & Silk feat. ‘Em
A2. Mary Babe
A3. Cotton & Silk (Instrumental)
B1. Emotional Frequency
B2. Danzin’ Dayzz


Cotton and Silk compliment each other like cookies and milk, you and your lover or Tiger & Woods. The new leading track of Dancing without Headphones by the always reliable Italian duo. Now featuring the tried and tested heavenly vocal chords of ’Em and meaningful lyrics. Hardcore boogie peak time vibes!
The rest of the record suits these needs and follows Larry Tiger's and David Woods‘ highest production standards.. Play- and powerful, formidable and floor-shaking, you will be hard-pressed to find the same quality somewhere else. With or without headphones: essential listening!



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Tracklist

A1. Fake U
A2. Do It Do Me
B1. Silly Little Games feat. ‘Em
B2. Wild Stream

When it rains, it pours! Which is a good thing, if the soil is dry. The second return of Tiger & Woods in almost no time falls on fertile ground. After DJs on Film has been eagerly embraced, they keep the ingredients, but change the dishes. Consummate and catchy, sweeping and simple DJ music with a penchant for hooks and hits.

Silly Little Games (also featuring long-time collaborator ’Em) evokes the rescue of an unreleased Editainment reel with a hidden new beat feel. Wild Stream is the sort of shattered mirror ball that came out of Shake Shakiest studio and Claude Young would have needed two copies off, while Fake U and Do It to Me are eternal classics Again: No samples were harmed during the filming of this record!


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Tracklist

A1. Sue Me
A2. License To Vibe feat. ‘Em
B1. Chicken Bone
B2. 16 Red

Release info:

Sometimes you go to take a step back to go forward. What sounds like a Ferris Bueller quote and can be as easily applied as a seatbelt, also holds true for the long over-due and outright return of Tiger & Woods. Four tracks that are as classic as they are catchy and as simple as the monochrome label that carries their titles. Drawing conclusions from an extended period as a DJ team and before going back to their esteemed and critically acclaimed live set, it’s all made for dance floors and with their conductors in mind. Going back to their roots, it marks the start of a series with raw takes and an authentic aesthetic. The job of feet is walking, but their hobby is dancing.
Sue Me and License To Vibe (featuring long-time collaborator ’Em) sound like they were ripped straight from an unreleased Editainment reel. On the other side, Chicken Bone and 16 Red are even straighter on the DJ tip: turning French House Italian. Powerful and punchy. No samples were harmed during the filming of this record!

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Tracklist

A1. One Last Dance (Adriatico Verson)
B1. One Last Dance (Bonus Beats)
B2. One Last Dance (Tirreno Version)

Release Info:
Hot on the heels of their current album and perfect sketch for summer „A.O.D.“ , Roma’s dynamic duo puts on the italo shoes again. „One Last Dance“ sees Tiger & Woods going back and forth between the Tirreno and the Adriatico coasts. Classic Italo tropes meet modern production skills to deliver the sound of a summer that never fades. One last dance forever and ever.

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Tracklist
A1. Gotta Change
A2. Mecanique
B1. Feel The Fire
B2. Rio Rio Rio

Release Info:
It might come as a surprise, but the „Boot and Heel EP“ might be the first Tiger & Woods product that could be called unashamedly Italo disco. Think Den Harrow and old school CBS radio programming rather than the Italian boogie side of things that used to be the prevalent influence in the Roman’s studio work. Here we go with four tracks that are sharp as knives. Beautifully crafted, perfectly arranged and smitten with the charm of positivity, it’s the perfect soundtrack to the fading summer and next year’s hedonistic club season. Always remember: you gotta change to stay the same. More

CD Edition

Tracklist

Tracklist
1. Forever Summer
2. Warning Fails
3. A Lovely Change
4. Night Quake
5. The Bad Boys
6. Salsaro Ete
7. 1:00AM
8. Kelly McGillis



Shortinfo:

Unshrouded in mystery: what once started as an anonymous underground project with stamped white labels and a clever take on sampling, has since then unfolded to be one of the longest-running and most successful teams in current dance music. Nurtured by the sounds of the past and blessed with the techniques of today, the music of Tiger & Woods always kept evolving in and around the tropes of disco, house and boogie. Classic dance music, if you will.

Celebrating the 10th anniversary this year, Marco Passarani and Valerio Delphi managed to arrive at album number three. “A.O.D.” is a pun on A.O.R. (adult oriented rock) and a play on their own sound. Defying the restricting rules electronic music record shop crates, it's a departure and an arrival at the same time. Inspired by the faded buildings and images of discotheques on the Italian countryside, the romantic start and bittersweet endings of summer, beach life and the excitement of travelling through the landscape to get to aforementioned temples of dance and subsequently the morning after.

Except for the 100% sample-free “1:00 am”, everything on “A.O.D.” is based on a quiver of cleared samples from the Roman institution that is Claudio Donato and his Full Time and Goodymusic emporium. In Tiger & Woods hometown Rome, the often very electronic and futuristic sound of Italo Disco had a different twist. Much more boogie-based and influenced by the song-writing styles of New York City's dance scene, it played in a league of its own. Tiger & Woods use these materials to take them apart, out of context and into contrasting areas. Molding something completely new, one gets fooled to recognize Sade songs that aren't, pop music instrumentals and a reprise of memories that never existed. A ride through one’s brain in a convertible with an Italian FM radio station playing in the background. Or to use less stiff poetry: a chill out album you can dance to or a dance album you can chill out to. Adult Oriented Dance.


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Tracklist
A1. Forever Summer
A2. Warning Fails
A3. A Lovely Change
A4. Night Quake
B1. The Bad Boys
B2. Salsaro Ete
B3. 1:00AM
B4. Kelly McGillis


Shortinfo:

Unshrouded in mystery: what once started as an anonymous underground project with stamped white labels and a clever take on sampling, has since then unfolded to be one of the longest-running and most successful teams in current dance music. Nurtured by the sounds of the past and blessed with the techniques of today, the music of Tiger & Woods always kept evolving in and around the tropes of disco, house and boogie. Classic dance music, if you will.

Celebrating the 10th anniversary this year, Marco Passarani and Valerio Delphi managed to arrive at album number three. “A.O.D.” is a pun on A.O.R. (adult oriented rock) and a play on their own sound. Defying the restricting rules electronic music record shop crates, it's a departure and an arrival at the same time. Inspired by the faded buildings and images of discotheques on the Italian countryside, the romantic start and bittersweet endings of summer, beach life and the excitement of travelling through the landscape to get to aforementioned temples of dance and subsequently the morning after.

Except for the 100% sample-free “1:00 am”, everything on “A.O.D.” is based on a quiver of cleared samples from the Roman institution that is Claudio Donato and his Full Time and Goodymusic emporium. In Tiger & Woods hometown Rome, the often very electronic and futuristic sound of Italo Disco had a different twist. Much more boogie-based and influenced by the song-writing styles of New York City's dance scene, it played in a league of its own. Tiger & Woods use these materials to take them apart, out of context and into contrasting areas. Molding something completely new, one gets fooled to recognize Sade songs that aren't, pop music instrumentals and a reprise of memories that never existed. A ride through one’s brain in a convertible with an Italian FM radio station playing in the background. Or to use less stiff poetry: a chill out album you can dance to or a dance album you can chill out to. Adult Oriented Dance.


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Tracklist:
A1. Chili Dip
B. Moonswing
Short info:
Roaaaar again! Tiger & Woods are back with the follow up to "Unleashed Tapes". Flipping two sides of the same coin i.e. the Tiger sound. Volume 2 is as tough as it is tender. "Chili Dip" is a variation on the classic micro-boogie-sampling turned Italian Touch peak-time banger theme adrenergic! "Moonswing" on the other side, takes it nice and easy: 10 minutes of tension and release. Hang on, hang on!
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Tracklist:
A1. Intro
A2. RockMeLoveMe
A3. Bestissimo
B1. Ginger & Fred
B2. Phoenix
C1. Come & Get My Lovin’
C2. Endless Affair
D1. Radio Tiger
D2. Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden
D3. Outro

Short info:

The Tiger is back – finally on full length again! The second studio album for Tiger & Woods not only marks a desired return to a specific format, but is also a huge leap forward in their area of expertise: their brand of fun and functional dance music gets broadened by influences from electronica, italo disco and up-tempo house, while keeping a groove that is distinctly linked to what some people refer to as boogie.

After travelling the world from left to right and from top to bottom with a live-set to boot and skilful DJ sets that resemble that genre melting approach, “On The Green Again” is the result of spending valuable studio time at the “Tiger's Lair” – a carefully-built new work place that plays its own part in the creative process of one of the most prolific production teams of our days, while simultaneously starting T&W Records for all sorts of adventures that are linked to Tiger & Woods, but not narrowed to a specific sound. See “Unleashed Tapes Vol. 1” for further reference. A double A-sided 12-inch that owes as much to disco as an influence as it pays homage to the funkier and brighter sides of house and techno.

Honing a craft that is rooted in edit culture as an ethos, but has since long left that bumpy road dependable on samples and their clearance, T&W make “On The Green Again” work as the second album that defies the difficulty usually attached to such ventures.

10 brand-new tracks (and three previously released bonus tracks on the CD version) make up the course between peak-time prime cuts similar to “RockMeLoveMe” or “Come And Get My Lovin” and an almost heart-aching track like “Endless Affair”.
Mixed with bits and pieces in-between and neatly placed between a classic intro and outro segment, those tracks are testament to that aforementioned wider scope.

To put it in a nutshell, “On The Green Again” is not concerned with leaving a comfort zone, but with making you comfortable no matter which zone you are in.
The only mystery that is left now, is how long we have to wait for the third one. More

Tracklist:
1. Intro 2. RockMeLoveMe 3. Bestissimo 4. Ginger & Fred 5. Phoenix 6. Come & Get My Lovin' 7. Endless Affair 8. Radio Tiger 9. Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden 10. Outro
Bonus Rounds:
11. The Stopper 12. Balloon 13. No More Talking
Short info:
The Tiger is back - finally on full length again! The second studio album for Tiger & Woods not only marks a desired return to a specific format, but is also a huge leap forward in their area of expertise: their brand of fun and functional dance music gets broadened by influences from electronica, italo disco and up-tempo house, while keeping a groove that is distinctly linked to what some people refer to as boogie.

After travelling the world from left to right and from top to bottom with a live-set to boot and skilful DJ sets that resemble that genre melting approach, "On The Green Again" is the result of spending valuable studio time at the "Tiger's Lair" - a carefully-built new work place that plays its own part in the creative process of one of the most prolific production teams of our days, while simultaneously starting T&W Records for all sorts of adventures that are linked to Tiger & Woods, but not narrowed to a specific sound. See "Unleashed Tapes Vol. 1" for further reference. A double A-sided 12-inch that owes as much to disco as an influence as it pays homage to the funkier and brighter sides of house and techno.

Honing a craft that is rooted in edit culture as an ethos, but has since long left that bumpy road dependable on samples and their clearance, T&W make "On The Green Again" work as the second album that defies the difficulty usually attached to such ventures.

10 brand-new tracks (and three previously released bonus tracks on the CD version) make up the course between peak-time prime cuts similar to "RockMeLoveMe" or "Come And Get My Lovin" and an almost heart-aching track like "Endless Affair".
Mixed with bits and pieces in-between and neatly placed between a classic intro and outro segment, those tracks are testament to that aforementioned wider scope.

To put it in a nutshell, "On The Green Again" is not concerned with leaving a comfort zone, but with making you comfortable no matter which zone you are in.
The only mystery that is left now, is how long we have to wait for the third one.
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Tracklisting:
A. The Stopper B. Fox In The Box
Short info:
It's no mystery anymore that Tiger & Woods are the best when it comes to fermenting old disco and boogie. The driven, discerning and dedicated disc-jockey or dancer will find once again what he or she needs: Bionic boogie and kryptonite house. Sampled and cleared, sliced and spiced!
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release date: 1.7.2013
Tracklisting:A1.Bash At Jack's A2. Bash at Jack's Again B.Golden Bear
Coming back at cha! Tiger & Woods that is. You know the deal. Future boogie from the past, made up to perfection, Here they pay tribute to one of the game's greatest with two tracks. The full vocal of "Bash At Jack's" is imbedded in an eight minute pop song that sounds like West End or Prelude could today. Speaking of which, "Golden Bear" resembles the instrumental bliss of said era on the flip side. Dancing in outer space with the champion sound. 500 copies for the universe More

Tracklist

A1. Cotton & Silk feat. ‘Em
A2. Mary Babe
A3. Cotton & Silk (Instrumental)
B1. Emotional Frequency
B2. Danzin’ Dayzz


Cotton and Silk compliment each other like cookies and milk, you and your lover or Tiger & Woods. The new leading track of Dancing without Headphones by the always reliable Italian duo. Now featuring the tried and tested heavenly vocal chords of ’Em and meaningful lyrics. Hardcore boogie peak time vibes!
The rest of the record suits these needs and follows Larry Tiger's and David Woods‘ highest production standards.. Play- and powerful, formidable and floor-shaking, you will be hard-pressed to find the same quality somewhere else. With or without headphones: essential listening!



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Tracklist

A1. Fake U
A2. Do It Do Me
B1. Silly Little Games feat. ‘Em
B2. Wild Stream

When it rains, it pours! Which is a good thing, if the soil is dry. The second return of Tiger & Woods in almost no time falls on fertile ground. After DJs on Film has been eagerly embraced, they keep the ingredients, but change the dishes. Consummate and catchy, sweeping and simple DJ music with a penchant for hooks and hits.

Silly Little Games (also featuring long-time collaborator ’Em) evokes the rescue of an unreleased Editainment reel with a hidden new beat feel. Wild Stream is the sort of shattered mirror ball that came out of Shake Shakiest studio and Claude Young would have needed two copies off, while Fake U and Do It to Me are eternal classics Again: No samples were harmed during the filming of this record!


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Tracklist

A1. Sue Me
A2. License To Vibe feat. ‘Em
B1. Chicken Bone
B2. 16 Red

Release info:

Sometimes you go to take a step back to go forward. What sounds like a Ferris Bueller quote and can be as easily applied as a seatbelt, also holds true for the long over-due and outright return of Tiger & Woods. Four tracks that are as classic as they are catchy and as simple as the monochrome label that carries their titles. Drawing conclusions from an extended period as a DJ team and before going back to their esteemed and critically acclaimed live set, it’s all made for dance floors and with their conductors in mind. Going back to their roots, it marks the start of a series with raw takes and an authentic aesthetic. The job of feet is walking, but their hobby is dancing.
Sue Me and License To Vibe (featuring long-time collaborator ’Em) sound like they were ripped straight from an unreleased Editainment reel. On the other side, Chicken Bone and 16 Red are even straighter on the DJ tip: turning French House Italian. Powerful and punchy. No samples were harmed during the filming of this record!

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LP
Tracklist

A1. Stereotio
A2. Dovetail Shuffle Theme
A3. Saturday Romance
B1. Starers
B2. Videomusic 0300 AM
B3. Universale

Ladies, gentlemen, and cosmic disco voyagers, gather 'round as I regale you with tidings of auditory delight! The musical cosmos is set to bestow upon us a celestial gem that shall set dancefloors ablaze and hearts aflutter. It is none other than the enigmatic Marco Passarani aka David Woods of Tiger & Woods, the sonic alchemist who has been tantalizing our senses with his kaleidoscopic grooves.

Imagine, if you will, a voyage through a wormhole that transcends time and space, landing you smack dab in the midst of a euphoric dancefloor utopia. This upcoming opus, Shuffling The Cards Again, promises to be a magnum opus of cosmic proportions. David Woods has summoned their sonic forces to curate a soundscape that defies convention, much like a comet hurtling through the night sky, leaving trails of sonic stardust in its wake.
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Tracklist

A1. One Last Dance (Adriatico Verson)
B1. One Last Dance (Bonus Beats)
B2. One Last Dance (Tirreno Version)

Release Info:
Hot on the heels of their current album and perfect sketch for summer „A.O.D.“ , Roma’s dynamic duo puts on the italo shoes again. „One Last Dance“ sees Tiger & Woods going back and forth between the Tirreno and the Adriatico coasts. Classic Italo tropes meet modern production skills to deliver the sound of a summer that never fades. One last dance forever and ever.

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Tracklist:
A1. Silicone Emotion
A2. Metropole
A3. Metropole (Beat Tool)
B1. Vector
B2. Riscio
B3. Riscio (Beat Tool)

Release Info:
Roaaaar time again! Delphi is one half of Tiger & Woods and back with a well-rounded solo effort. Far from unkempt or uninspired, his six efforts are sitting pleasantly between proto-house, Italo fun, new wave instrumentals and future dance. Silicone emotions meet vocodered vector graphics, handy rhythm trax that would have been hot on the mix shows of WBMX or WBLS are taking turns with neon colored leather hymns and test drive scores. All on one piece of wax. Love the past and join the future!
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Tracklist
A1. Gotta Change
A2. Mecanique
B1. Feel The Fire
B2. Rio Rio Rio

Release Info:
It might come as a surprise, but the „Boot and Heel EP“ might be the first Tiger & Woods product that could be called unashamedly Italo disco. Think Den Harrow and old school CBS radio programming rather than the Italian boogie side of things that used to be the prevalent influence in the Roman’s studio work. Here we go with four tracks that are sharp as knives. Beautifully crafted, perfectly arranged and smitten with the charm of positivity, it’s the perfect soundtrack to the fading summer and next year’s hedonistic club season. Always remember: you gotta change to stay the same. More

Tracklist:
A1. Chili Dip
B. Moonswing
Short info:
Roaaaar again! Tiger & Woods are back with the follow up to "Unleashed Tapes". Flipping two sides of the same coin i.e. the Tiger sound. Volume 2 is as tough as it is tender. "Chili Dip" is a variation on the classic micro-boogie-sampling turned Italian Touch peak-time banger theme adrenergic! "Moonswing" on the other side, takes it nice and easy: 10 minutes of tension and release. Hang on, hang on!
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Tracklist:
1. Intro 2. RockMeLoveMe 3. Bestissimo 4. Ginger & Fred 5. Phoenix 6. Come & Get My Lovin' 7. Endless Affair 8. Radio Tiger 9. Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden 10. Outro
Bonus Rounds:
11. The Stopper 12. Balloon 13. No More Talking
Short info:
The Tiger is back - finally on full length again! The second studio album for Tiger & Woods not only marks a desired return to a specific format, but is also a huge leap forward in their area of expertise: their brand of fun and functional dance music gets broadened by influences from electronica, italo disco and up-tempo house, while keeping a groove that is distinctly linked to what some people refer to as boogie.

After travelling the world from left to right and from top to bottom with a live-set to boot and skilful DJ sets that resemble that genre melting approach, "On The Green Again" is the result of spending valuable studio time at the "Tiger's Lair" - a carefully-built new work place that plays its own part in the creative process of one of the most prolific production teams of our days, while simultaneously starting T&W Records for all sorts of adventures that are linked to Tiger & Woods, but not narrowed to a specific sound. See "Unleashed Tapes Vol. 1" for further reference. A double A-sided 12-inch that owes as much to disco as an influence as it pays homage to the funkier and brighter sides of house and techno.

Honing a craft that is rooted in edit culture as an ethos, but has since long left that bumpy road dependable on samples and their clearance, T&W make "On The Green Again" work as the second album that defies the difficulty usually attached to such ventures.

10 brand-new tracks (and three previously released bonus tracks on the CD version) make up the course between peak-time prime cuts similar to "RockMeLoveMe" or "Come And Get My Lovin" and an almost heart-aching track like "Endless Affair".
Mixed with bits and pieces in-between and neatly placed between a classic intro and outro segment, those tracks are testament to that aforementioned wider scope.

To put it in a nutshell, "On The Green Again" is not concerned with leaving a comfort zone, but with making you comfortable no matter which zone you are in.
The only mystery that is left now, is how long we have to wait for the third one.
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Tracklist:
A1. Intro
A2. RockMeLoveMe
A3. Bestissimo
B1. Ginger & Fred
B2. Phoenix
C1. Come & Get My Lovin’
C2. Endless Affair
D1. Radio Tiger
D2. Gentlemen Only, Ladies Forbidden
D3. Outro

Short info:

The Tiger is back – finally on full length again! The second studio album for Tiger & Woods not only marks a desired return to a specific format, but is also a huge leap forward in their area of expertise: their brand of fun and functional dance music gets broadened by influences from electronica, italo disco and up-tempo house, while keeping a groove that is distinctly linked to what some people refer to as boogie.

After travelling the world from left to right and from top to bottom with a live-set to boot and skilful DJ sets that resemble that genre melting approach, “On The Green Again” is the result of spending valuable studio time at the “Tiger's Lair” – a carefully-built new work place that plays its own part in the creative process of one of the most prolific production teams of our days, while simultaneously starting T&W Records for all sorts of adventures that are linked to Tiger & Woods, but not narrowed to a specific sound. See “Unleashed Tapes Vol. 1” for further reference. A double A-sided 12-inch that owes as much to disco as an influence as it pays homage to the funkier and brighter sides of house and techno.

Honing a craft that is rooted in edit culture as an ethos, but has since long left that bumpy road dependable on samples and their clearance, T&W make “On The Green Again” work as the second album that defies the difficulty usually attached to such ventures.

10 brand-new tracks (and three previously released bonus tracks on the CD version) make up the course between peak-time prime cuts similar to “RockMeLoveMe” or “Come And Get My Lovin” and an almost heart-aching track like “Endless Affair”.
Mixed with bits and pieces in-between and neatly placed between a classic intro and outro segment, those tracks are testament to that aforementioned wider scope.

To put it in a nutshell, “On The Green Again” is not concerned with leaving a comfort zone, but with making you comfortable no matter which zone you are in.
The only mystery that is left now, is how long we have to wait for the third one. More

Tracklist:
a1. Delphi - Blue Tuesday
aa. Marco & Val - Indiana Tones
aa2. arco & Val - Indiana Tones (Bonus Beat)

Short info:
Already doing the rounds and the damage for a while, Unleashed Tapes Vol. 1 is finally officially available. A special treat from the Tiger's lair with a different and darker twist, that seeks out the darker and more dodgy discotheques on the side streets and in the backyards, where the trough has no flush and the mirror balls have never been cleaned. Automatic rhythms and electronic dancing sound made years after the future. Make up your own mind!
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last repress of tiger & woods gin nation. please preorder now!
12" Album Sampler for Tiger & Woods' debut long player "Through The Green". Featuring the dynamic duo's top secret super hit "Gin Nation" and the brand-new ecstasy epic "Kissmetellme" - including the DJ-friendly beat-up heat-up "Kissmetellmemore". You're in for some top notch Editainment. Shrouded in mystery! Here today, won't be gone tomorrow… More