Peter Slaghuis was a meteor in the world of dance music in mid and late eighties. Based in Holland, Slaghuis gets known in the world of underground djs for his fourteen albums of "Disco Breaks", and builds a credibility with a series of remixes, like Abba's "Lay all your love on me", Maria Vidal's "Body rock" and especially the million selling Nu Shooz hit "I can't wait", in 1986.

When the house music phenomenon reaches Europe, not only Slaghuis is one of the first dutch deejays to spin house (at the Bluetiek Inn in Rotterdam) but also one of the pioneers of sampling, with a couple of 1988/89 hits made under the name Hithouse. His first hit record is "Jack to the sound of the underground" (the term "jack" comes from Chicago house slang and recalls the act of frenetically dancing to a house beat - see US titles like Steve "Silk" Hurley's "Jack your body").

Peter Slaghuis sadly dies in a car accident a couple of years later (5-sep-1991), but honest historians of dance music will never be able to deny that he gave a small -but essential- contribution to the birth of sampling and electronic scene.

Original vinyl name: Disco Dance Hits (Non Stop Mix) Vol. 4 released on Injection Disco Dance Label.

Tracklist:
A1 –Centerfold Radar Love 6:07
A2 –Party Freaks (2) Let's Do It, Let's Dance (Party Medley) 2:23
A3 –O.U.T. Jack Your Body 3:40
A4 –Mai Tai Bet That's What You Say 6:25
A5 –Calvin* Time Keeps Movin' On (Club Mix) 4:35
B1 –Angie Dylan In The Dark 2:58
B2 –Secret Star I Need A Man 3:52
B3 –Paul Rein Communicate 2:10
B4 –Twice As Nice (2) Let The Rhythm 3:10
B5 –Chriss (3) With A Boy Like You 2:48
B6 –Chriss (3) Sweets For My Sweet 5:22

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