
187 Lockdown were a British United Kingdom garage act, comprising Danny Harrison and Julian Jonah. The duo produced one album, with four singles releases from it, and remixed many songs towards the end of the nineties. The song "Gunman" sampled from Ennio Morricone's "Sixty Seconds to What" from the film For a Few Dollars More. After their success under this name, the duo abandoned the moniker and continued to record under other aliases such as Gant, Nu-Birth and M-Factor.
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Kung-Fu
Gunman
Gunman (Original Mix)
Gunman - Original Mix
The Don
Kung-Fu (original 187 mix)
Nightmare on 187th Street
Kung Fu
The Wah
SouthSide
Young Son of Kung-Fu
Room 1116
It's Real (feat. Shola Phillips)
Gunman - Nosta Remix
Gunman (Pointed radio edit)
Southside (original)
All 'N' All (feat. D'Empress)
Southside (C-Ken remix)
It's In Your Eyes (feat. Janette Sewell)
Rewind (Come Selecta)
Kung-Fu (Drum and Base Mix)
Kung Fu (Prisoners of Technology Mix)
Kung-Fu (radio edit)
Kung-Fu - Radio Edit
gunman (natural born chillers remix)
Gunman - 98 Radio Edit
Gunman (Twocker Remix)
It's Real
prisoners of technology - tms 1 remix two
Gunman (Nu-Birth's Gun Groove Dub)
Southside - C-Ken Remix
It's in Your Eyes
All 'n' All
Kung-Fu (Ramsey and Fen remix)
Gunman - Pointed Radio Edit
Gunman [Original Mix]
Kung Fu - Nosta 2012 Remix
Gunman (Extended)
Gunman (Blunt Edit)
Kung-Fu (187 Lockdown instrumental)
Gunman (Natural Born Chillers)
Gunman ('98 Radio Edit)
Young Son of Kung Fu
Kung-fu - Ramsey and fen remix
Kung-Fu (Prisoners of Technology / TMS 1 remix One)
Gunman (G.O.D. Remix)
The Don (underground solution mix)
Southside (C-Ken Mix)
Southside (original mix)
It's In Your Eyes (Featuring Janette Swell)
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