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VARIOUS - Strictly Mod LP

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Strictly Mod LP

12inchCHARLY625LP
CHARLY
31.05.2024
  • A1: Moses Davis – For Dancers Only
  • A2: Jerry Fuller – The Killer
  • A3: Frances Faye – Comin' Home Baby
  • A4: Dynamic 7 – Squeeze Me (Part 1)
  • A5: Buster Brown – Fannie Mae
  • A6: Homesick James – Crossroads
  • A7: Wilbert Harrison – Kansas City
  • A8: Alton Ellis & The Flames – Dance Crasher
  • B1: Red Prysock – Groovy Sax
  • B2: Benny Spellman – Fortune Teller
  • B3: Alvin Cash – Doin' The Ali Shuffle
  • B4: The Olympics – Secret Agents
  • B5: The Sharpees – Do The 45
  • B6: Dee Clark – That's My Girl
  • B7: Robert Parker – Let's Go Baby (Where The Action Is)
  • B8: Desmond Dekker & The Aces – Get Up Adina

The MOD scene evolved on the cusp of the sixties as Britain was emerging from the postwar blues.

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debe ser publicado en 31.05.2024

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Prince Phillip Mitchell / Lou Ragland - I'm So Happy / Since You Said You'd Be Mind

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PRINCE PHILLIP MITCHELL has been performing, writing and producing since the early sixties and even spent a little time with Alvin Cash's backing group the Cash Registers. He wrote hits for Mel And Tim and Millie Jackson but is best known on the Northern Soul scene for his 'Shout' recording Free For All' and our chosen side, the crossover soul anthem I'm So Happy'.
LOU RAGLAND shot to fame on the Northern Soul scene with his 4-figure rarity I Travel Alone', recorded for 'Amy' Records in May 1967. It was his home town buddy, Edwin Starr, that helped Ragland secure the deal and although a flop at the time it cemented his popularity in England. When Starr came to the UK in 1983 with his Ric-Tic Revue Ragland was invited along and, at last, got the recognition he deserved.

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debe ser publicado en 10.05.2024

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