Rythm Kings is a project of Maurice Engelen of later Praga Khan and Lords of Acid fame. Side A is pretty bad, basicly a commercial acid house tune with the famous Elvis sample "One for the money, two for the show" (from Blue Suede Shoes). If anything, this track has the merit of launching this sample into the electronic music scene and it has been used and abused ever since. BUT the crowd-stealer is the B-side... An instrumental-only (well, ok it has some VERY distorted voices but you can hardly tell what they're saying) new beat track, the kind that eventually gave birth to the trance genre later on. I wouldn't say it's a classic or anything, but a nice tune to have for all those electronic music historians ;)