Energy – They’ll Go | Rare 1989 Chicago House, Trax Records & Vince Lawrence Production History

Energy – They’ll Go is a rare 1989 Chicago house track connected to the Trax Records production network and Vince Lawrence. This overlooked record offers a fascinating glimpse into the late-80s Chicago house scene and the people working behind the music. Released through the Trax Records orbit on Son Of Acido, “They’ll Go” carries writing credits for Arnold Hennings, C. Lloyd Lott Jr. and Vince Lawrence. Energy were also connected to the Pure Knowledge project, making this a particularly interesting piece of Chicago house history. Vince Lawrence was one of the key figures behind the early Chicago house infrastructure, working with his father Nemiah Mitchell Jr. at Mitchbal Records before becoming involved with Precision Records and Trax Records. He also helped establish the Trax identity and designed its famous logo. Arnold Hennings was another important songwriter and producer within this network, while Energy's limited documented output makes “They’ll Go” a fascinating example of the lesser-known projects operating around Trax during house music's formative years. 00:00 – Energy – They’ll Go 00:30 – The 1989 Trax connection 01:15 – Vince Lawrence 02:00 – Arnold Hennings 02:45 – Pure Knowledge 03:30 – The mystery of C. Lloyd Lott Jr. 04:15 – Energy’s place in Chicago house history https://www.discogs.com/artist/51975-Energy-2 #energy #theyllgo #chicagohouse #traxrecords #vinceLawrence #pureknowledge #arnoldhennings #oldschoolhouse