Greg Wilson
Credit To The Edit Volume Two (Vinyl One)

Listening notes

Greg Wilson's Credit To The Edit Volume Two (Vinyl One) was released in 2009 on the Tirk label under catalog number TIRK054. The release is categorized across disco, electronic, house, and tech house, and arrives in vinyl format as the first of what the title implies is a multi-part volume.

The record presents three edited tracks across its two sides. The A-side opens with a Greg Wilson edit of "Love Is The Drug," running six minutes and two seconds, followed by his version of "Starlight" at six minutes and forty-four seconds. The B-side is given over entirely to a Greg Wilson edit of "Voodoo Ray," which extends to nine minutes flat — the longest piece on the release and the only track occupying a full side.

The titles will be recognizable to listeners familiar with the source material. "Love Is The Drug" is associated with Roxy Music, "Voodoo Ray" with A Guy Called Gerald, and the origins of "Starlight" are noted in Wilson's version credit rather than an edit credit, though the verified facts available here do not clarify the distinction further or identify the original artist with certainty.

As the designation "Volume Two (Vinyl One)" suggests, this release sits within a larger series, indicating that additional volumes and potentially additional vinyl components exist within the Credit To The Edit project. The Tirk label, based in the United Kingdom, has been associated with releases in the house and electronic space.

This is an unreviewed draft. Personnel, pressing details, and any information beyond what is listed above have not been verified and are not included here.