How'd I Do Dat??? by Bentley Rhythm Ace - 12", Single, UK. 2000. Electronic/Breaks, Big Beat Very Good Plus (VG+) Very Good Plus (VG+) - vinyl For Sale in Nottingham. - 1

How'd I Do Dat??? by Bentley Rhythm Ace - 12", Single, UK. 2000. Electronic/Breaks, Big Beat Very Good Plus (VG+) Very Good Plus (VG+) - vinyl For Sale in Nottingham. - 2

How'd I Do Dat??? by Bentley Rhythm Ace - 12", Single, UK. 2000. Electronic/Breaks, Big Beat Very Good Plus (VG+) Very Good Plus (VG+) - vinyl For Sale in Nottingham. - 3

How'd I Do Dat??? by Bentley Rhythm Ace - 12", Single, UK. 2000. Electronic/Breaks, Big Beat Very Good Plus (VG+) Very Good Plus (VG+) - vinyl For Sale in Nottingham. - 4

Videos of tracks ( 9)

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How'd I Do Dat (Stanton Warriors Dub)

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How'd I Do Dat (Danny Saber Mix)

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Bentley Rhythm Ace - How'd I Do Dat?

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How'd I Do Dat - Bentley Rhythm Ace

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How'd I Do Dat (Stanton Warriors Dub)

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How'd I Do Dat (Danny Saber Mix)

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Bentley Rhythm Ace - How'd I Do Dat?

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How'd I Do Dat - Bentley Rhythm Ace

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Chicken Lips - Unreleased Dubs [HD Vinyl Recording]

How'd I Do Dat???

Artist: Bentley Rhythm Ace
Label: Parlophone
Format: 12", Single
Country: UK
Released: 2000
Genre: Electronic
Style: Breaks, Big Beat
Media: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve: Very Good Plus (VG+)

Tracklist (6 tracks)

How'd I Do Dat??? (Stanton Warriors Dub) A1
How'd I Do Dat??? (Stanton Warriors Dub) A1
How'd I Do Dat??? (Danny Saber Mix) A2
How'd I Do Dat??? (Original Mix) B
How'd I Do Dat??? (Danny Saber Mix) A2
How'd I Do Dat??? (Original Mix) B

How'd I Do Dat??? by Bentley Rhythm Ace - Released: 2000

Professionally clean, clean label, very well looked after and hardly any surface marking & groove wear in white paper sleeve

Artist Profile - Bentley Rhythm Ace

Bentley Rhythm Ace (BRA) are a duo formed in Birmingham, England in 1995.

The band was formed in Birmingham by Richard March, formerly with the group [a=Pop Will Eat Itself], and Mike Stokes, with guest appearances by James Atkin, a member of indie band EMF. "Both more or less penniless, they drank in the same pub and were forced to buy their records at the cheapest place possible - car boot sales".Their live drummers were Keith York and Fuzz Townshend, alongside whom March previously played in Pop Will Eat Itself.

The name probably refers to the Rhythm Ace line of analogue drum machines manufactured by Ace Tone, some of which were rebranded and distributed by Bentley Pianos in the UK.

The group epitomises the Big Beat era. Signed to Skint Records, they enjoyed commercial success with their music being used on television advertisements and having an underground following.

The group split in 2000, but they played the occasional low-key DJ set. However, in 2009, they reformed, were managed by Cut La Roc and signed to Rocstar Records.