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- A1: Althea & Donna - Uptown Top Ranking
- A2: Susan Cadogan - Hurt So Good
- A3: Sophia George - Girlie Girlie
- A4: Judy Mowatt - I Shall Sing
- A5: Marcia Griffiths - Steppin' Out Of Babylon
- A6: Janet Kay & The Kaylets - Lovin You
- B1: Marcia Aitken - I'm Still In Love With You
- B2: Joya Landis - Angel Of The Morning
- B3: Phyllis Dillon - Perfidia
- B4: Sylvia Tella - Spell
- B5: Nora Dean - Barbwire
- B6: Mille Small - Honey Hush
- C1: Phyllis Dillon - Love Was All I Had
- C2: Faye Bennett - Back Wey
- C3: Lorna Bennett - Good Woman
- C4: Sonya Spence - Come With Me
- C5: Sandra Robinson - Sensi For Sale
- C6: Althea - Downtown Thing
- D1: Marcia Griffiths - Give You & Get
- D2: Dawn Penn - I Let You Go
- D3: Paula Clarke - Dynamic
- D4: Susan Cadogan - If
- D5: Hortense Ellis - My Willow Tree
- D6: Doreen Shaeffer - Back In My Arms Again
Trojan have pulled together some of reggae's finest moments here, and importantly they come from some of the genre's most vital female talents, who can often be overlooked in favour of their more visible male counterparts. Across four sides of vinyl the likes of Millie Small, Althea & Donna, Marcia Griffiths, Phyllis Dillon, and Susan Cadogan all deservingly feature and personal sleeve notes from musician Rhoda Dakar also add real value. Big hits, unknown rarities and some brilliantly wonky numbers like Sandra Robinson's "Sensi For Sale" make this an instant NEED!
Two more floor-friendly 45s from the Deptford
Northern Soul Club’s record box.
Includes Jimmy James & The Vagabonds’ super
rare £100-valued 45, written by Motown’s Barrett
‘Money’ Strong. A great version of The Artistics’
track on what is an obscure gem from 1966 from
the latter-day soul and ska hit maker.
Backed with the often-sampled smooth soul of
reggae singer Sonya Spence on a Sonia Pottingerproduced
track from her £70 album ‘Sings Love’.
First time on seven-inch for this class slice of funky
soul.
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